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Lootenant Dan <Hierophant>
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I'm not sure how people don't see him as a terrorist. Yeah he's not on the level of Al Qaeda or ISIS but this was definitely an act of domestic terror.
We'll see if the prosecution wants to pursue terrorism charges, if they haven't already decided.
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Yes, you can commit an act of terror without being a terrorist by definition. By any actual definition he's a "freedom fighter", which doesn't require you to be fighting for freedom. Although in this case the individual in question believed the ones he was killing were actually some sort of problem/threat but that's beside the point and not worth anything besides noting aside. | |||
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If only there were laws to prevent people from bringing such dangerous weapons into religious establishments, this would never have happened!
Oh wait, there is. (In South Carolina).
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