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In reply to the discussion: ‘Militant Christian’ Anders Breivik wants to be taken seriously [View all]rug
(82,333 posts)19. In other words, you say "STFU".
Ironic. This is not a little safe haven where bullshit is echoed, unchallenged.
I don't need you to put my words "in other words." They're quite plain. As any competent propagandist will do, you rephrase to erect a strawman to advance your preformed views.
Honest views do not need propaganda. Your attempt to use this incident to advance a greater view that it is a result of religious belief is as barren of a foundation as it is of honesty. No wonder you employ the tools of propaganda. That narrative needs it.
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In other words, you don't like what he says about himself, so you want to change the subject.
laconicsax
Apr 2012
#18
A "militant" of any persuasion is capable of carrying out horrendous acts, as you well know.nt
humblebum
Apr 2012
#5
It'll be a relief that only atheists who committed murder will be called "militant" from now on.
2ndAmForComputers
Apr 2012
#9
Am I not an atheist? Therefore, every statement by me is a lie. Including this one.
2ndAmForComputers
Apr 2012
#11
... “I am a very likeable person under normal conditions,” he told the court. He said he spent years
struggle4progress
Apr 2012
#23
This one smells much like that famous line from Capote's "In Cold Blood" --
struggle4progress
Apr 2012
#30
As I understand it, there hasn't been a diagnosis yet. That's being worked on.
darkstar3
Apr 2012
#49
... He told his trial that his original plan was to kill “all 564” who were on Utoeya Island ...
struggle4progress
Apr 2012
#27
... He boasts of being an ultranationalist who killed his victims to fight multiculturalism ...
struggle4progress
Apr 2012
#28
... The main aim of the trial ... is to decide if Breivik is sane or insane ...
struggle4progress
Apr 2012
#29
... Why? Breivik's lengthy response to that question has been as eloquent as it has been
struggle4progress
Apr 2012
#31
... Sky News journalist Trygve Sorvaag, live-tweeting the trial of Anders Behring Breivik - the man
struggle4progress
Apr 2012
#33
Is it possible you don't recall how DU responded to 9/11 is because you hadn't joined yet.
laconicsax
Apr 2012
#71
Can you provide a definition for "Christian" that is globally accepted by all Christians?
darkstar3
Apr 2012
#77
Obviously they are all alike in at least one respect by the definition given.
humblebum
Apr 2012
#85
Facts first, analysis second. According to Breivik's self-account: he became convinced
struggle4progress
Apr 2012
#75
I glanced briefly at his manifesto last summer and decided I would not gain anything
struggle4progress
Apr 2012
#100