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What radicalized gunman in Virginia shooting?
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We now know that the gunman who apparently intended to take out as many Republican members of Congress as he could was a Bernie Sanders supporter. It has prompted people to ask, was he radicalized by left-wing rhetoric?
Rep. Dave Reichert: I hope we don’t have to be surrounded by security
The stuff he wrote about trickle down economics and Republicans giving tax breaks to the “1 percent” is straight out of the Democratic platform. But it’s hardly radical.
His Facebook post that reads, “Trump is a traitor… It’s time to destroy Trump & Co” – could imply violence. That rhetoric could easily have come from left-wing sites or from the comment section of just about any website. |
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Absolutely ridiculous. The Second Amendment option against government is against TYRANNY, not economic policy positions; against government forces deployed against the people, not against individual lawmakers.
This guy wasn't "pushed" over the edge, a segment amounting to fully one quarter of the U.S. population LIVES there. |
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