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grandmawaffles t1_ix9bg4q wrote

I mean people tend to get angry when hate crimes are committed after one political party calls the nutcases to action.

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IPA_lot_ t1_ix9c2ne wrote

Oh I absolutely agree, it’s a tragedy what happened and I guess my comment wasn’t the best but there are DA’s and Mayors all over the country now just letting crime get out of hand. I’m willing to bet there’s at least 50 people killed daily around the country because of it.

But the commenter made it political so I was just wondering if they’re only upset because of the leadership of that area or if they get upset when DA’s in NY, Chicago and Philly allow scum to walk the streets freely and harm others.

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grandmawaffles t1_ix9ctfm wrote

Understood. This specific thing is definitely driven by right leaning politics and religion so a little skewed. I agree that states have been too lax on crime including Krasner.

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IPA_lot_ t1_ix9d815 wrote

Most problems are generally religion/political or both. Be nice if they somehow fucked off. World would be a better place.

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DayJob93 t1_ix9kxxz wrote

Can you really substantiate this claim with good evidence or is this hyperbole? Genuinely curious about the source of your claim that this crime was the result of a political party calling anyone “ to action”

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creepy-cats t1_ix9lu7s wrote

The shooter literally came from a family of homophobic January 6th insurrectionists. This is the direct result of right wing “groomer” conspiracy being spoonfed to their followers.

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[deleted] t1_ix9m2o5 wrote

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sugr_magnolia t1_ix9v4mk wrote

Please avoid singling out any specific religion on this sub.

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JBizznass t1_ixafen1 wrote

I get why this is a rule, but let’s not lie to ourselves and all pretend that in 2022 that there are not several ‘religions’ that are basically just glorified tax exempt hate groups.

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