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Sorry for doublepost, can't edit.

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Occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge - Wikipedia

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Bundy standoff - Wikipedia

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How could far right terrorist Christian fundamentalists do this? They even have the gay info boxes.
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These are their largest examples of evil christian white terrorism. The article on the las vegas concert shooter isn't this obsessive.

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2017 Las Vegas shooting - Wikipedia

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Some crazies occupy a glorified barn in the middle of public wilderness and that is worth more to wikipedos than a guy who somehow brought a ton of weapons into a las vegas casino and killed 60 people.
 
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These are their largest examples of evil christian white terrorism. The article on the las vegas concert shooter isn't this obsessive.

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2017 Las Vegas shooting - Wikipedia

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Some crazies occupy a glorified barn in the middle of public wilderness and that is worth more to wikipedos than a guy who somehow brought a ton of weapons into a las vegas casino and killed 60 people.
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I'm amazed at how well memory holed that shooting was. We still don't have a motive and the FBI coincidentally found cheese pizza on the brother's computer.
 
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Toolbox said:
Some crazies occupy a glorified barn in the middle of public wilderness and that is worth more to wikipedos than a guy who somehow brought a ton of weapons into a las vegas casino and killed 60 people.
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To be fair, we know a lot less about Stephen Paddock and his motivations than we do about the Malheur guys. To this day we literally have no clue why Paddock did what he did. Apparently he just felt like shooting a bunch of people with no real motive beyond that.
 
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AnOminous said:
To be fair, we know a lot less about Stephen Paddock and his motivations than we do about the Malheur guys. To this day we literally have no clue why Paddock did what he did. Apparently he just felt like shooting a bunch of people with no real motive beyond that.
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I'm betting he was going schizo or there was some FBI grooming or something. But then again if there was you'd think they'd've found some manifesto from him. There is a lot of shady stuff surrounding that shooing, apparently it was an election year in Vegas or something, one of the cops who moved to apprehend him died mysteriously, it's all strange.
 
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Toolbox said:
These are their largest examples of evil christian white terrorism. The article on the las vegas concert shooter isn't this obsessive.

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2017 Las Vegas shooting - Wikipedia

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Some crazies occupy a glorified barn in the middle of public wilderness and that is worth more to wikipedos than a guy who somehow brought a ton of weapons into a las vegas casino and killed 60 people.
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Lmao the article about the 6 days war is smaller, Wikipedia deserves a status as a lolcow hub similar to NeoGAF/ResetEra.
 
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Main page today

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Corpun said:
I'm betting he was going schizo or there was some FBI grooming or something. But then again if there was you'd think they'd've found some manifesto from him. There is a lot of shady stuff surrounding that shooing, apparently it was an election year in Vegas or something, one of the cops who moved to apprehend him died mysteriously, it's all strange.
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I don't believe that. I believe he actually just went into mega-murder mode and just wanted to get the high score. He was a video poker player. Dude liked math. I just think he realized he could get a high score and went for it.
 
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AnOminous said:
I don't believe that. I believe he actually just went into mega-murder mode and just wanted to get the high score. He was a video poker player. Dude liked math. I just think he realized he could get a high score and went for it.
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I think that's it, but I also think it was a kind of suicide for him. He had been despondent for most of the year before it, and this was just a way for him to go out with notoriety. People that are trying to act like there is some conspiracy or deep motive for it, but I think it was a simple as those 2 things (high score/notoriety and suicide).
 
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Stone Mountain - Wikipedia

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This segment here,

On July 5, 2020, 100 to 200 armed protesters came to Stone Mountain to call for the carving's removal.[49] Known as the Not Fucking Around Coalition (NFAC), it was a protest against both overt and systemic racism, calling out white supremacists, with the location being chosen in part due to its history as the place where the Ku Klux Klan was re-formed.[50]
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Let's see who these fine activists with a great name are,

The Not Fucking Around Coalition (NFAC) is a black nationalist paramilitary organization in the United States. The group advocates for black liberation and separatism. It has been described by news outlets as a “Black militia”.[5][6] It denies any connection to the Black Panther Party or Black Lives Matter.[7]
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Definitely the good guys!
 
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