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Could It Be Yet More Mental Illness I Wonder?
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The obligatory statement that we have all come to expect.
/// 'No motive is being ruled out at this stage but terrorism is not the most likely case,' said police spokesman Xavier Dellicour. ///
The obligatory statement that we have all come to expect.
/// 'No motive is being ruled out at this stage but terrorism is not the most likely case,' said police spokesman Xavier Dellicour. ///
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.THEMOTLEY1 - //AH, there is no debate when you are involved, you just keep rehashing your opinion over and over again, with little variation and no acceptance whatsoever that someone else just might have a valid point until 'the opposition' as I suspect you see them lose the will to live and simply move on. //
That is your view, to which of course, you are entitled.
I don't see anyone as 'the opposition' - and people are obviously free to agree with my view, disagree with my view, criticise my points, or simply ignore me.
That has not changed since Day One - it is not going to change now.
And if you wish to criticise me for repeating the same point, does it not rather dilute your argument when you do exactly the same thing? You said all this yesterday.
But hey - that's free speech! Enjoy the freedom - I do!
That is your view, to which of course, you are entitled.
I don't see anyone as 'the opposition' - and people are obviously free to agree with my view, disagree with my view, criticise my points, or simply ignore me.
That has not changed since Day One - it is not going to change now.
And if you wish to criticise me for repeating the same point, does it not rather dilute your argument when you do exactly the same thing? You said all this yesterday.
But hey - that's free speech! Enjoy the freedom - I do!
wolf63
/// Did you also know that (in the US) almost all serial killers are white males? ///
The Us is a very large country, so how many white male serial killers have there been, and what was the total number of their victims?
Then how does the number compare with the number of victims of non-white killers, even female killers?
/// Did you also know that (in the US) almost all serial killers are white males? ///
The Us is a very large country, so how many white male serial killers have there been, and what was the total number of their victims?
Then how does the number compare with the number of victims of non-white killers, even female killers?
This piece of news from the BBC page with the Owen Smith/Article 50 item:
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/wo rld-aus tralia- 3717175 1
Police spokesman:
"Police said they were investigating a number of possible motivations, including drugs misuse, mental health issues and extremism.".
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Police spokesman:
"Police said they were investigating a number of possible motivations, including drugs misuse, mental health issues and extremism.".
It's becoming patently clear the authorities are playing down any incident that may be terror related by claiming mental illness.
The problem is Daesh put out a callto their followers to attack the West in any way they can, then we get a rash of these attacks that all of a sudden mental illness is the cause. Why didnt it happen before.
Now I'm not saying these people are not deranged but it is most likely in many cases they would not have done it without being wound up by their religion. Therefore the underlying cause IS terrorism, even if that does not fit the agenda of the hand wringing liberal left.
The problem is Daesh put out a callto their followers to attack the West in any way they can, then we get a rash of these attacks that all of a sudden mental illness is the cause. Why didnt it happen before.
Now I'm not saying these people are not deranged but it is most likely in many cases they would not have done it without being wound up by their religion. Therefore the underlying cause IS terrorism, even if that does not fit the agenda of the hand wringing liberal left.
Has anyone thought this story through, and considered a couple of the facts in the story.
Right now, all we know about the woman is that she is a 52 year old Filipino.
Now, if you look up the religious background of Filipino...you get the following:
Religion in the Philippines. The Philippines proudly boasts to be the only Christian nation in Asia. More than 86 percent of the population is Roman Catholic, 6 percent belong to various nationalized Christian cults, and another 2 percent belong to well over 100 Protestant denominations.
So why are we even assuming terrorism?
Did she shout 'Allah Akbar'
Is she wearing tradition Muslim garments?
Or have we got too caught up in the narrative to think clearly?
Right now, all we know about the woman is that she is a 52 year old Filipino.
Now, if you look up the religious background of Filipino...you get the following:
Religion in the Philippines. The Philippines proudly boasts to be the only Christian nation in Asia. More than 86 percent of the population is Roman Catholic, 6 percent belong to various nationalized Christian cults, and another 2 percent belong to well over 100 Protestant denominations.
So why are we even assuming terrorism?
Did she shout 'Allah Akbar'
Is she wearing tradition Muslim garments?
Or have we got too caught up in the narrative to think clearly?
//Has anyone thought this story through, and considered a couple of the facts in the story...
Or have we got too caught up in the narrative to think clearly? //
Thank God "we" have got SP to provide important insights which could easily be missed.
On your demographic point, SP, the Philippines has a Muslim population of 5+% I think. There are Muslim separatists and various al-Qaeda type groups performing terrorist acts. Here's a recent example:
http:// www.tel egraph. co.uk/n ews/201 6/06/13 /canadi an-host age-beh eaded-b y-armed -islami sts-in- philipp ines-as -i/
I don't know whether the Filipina is Muslim or not, but you do understand how the modus operandi (random attack on strangers using a sharp weapon) might remind some readers of other recent attacks.
Noticing the similarity is not the same as jumping to a conclusion, although why the jump deserves "comprehensively dim" rather than merely "premature" I don't know. Let's take bets: what is this woman's religion? The "smart money" doesn't go on Mormonsm, does it?
Or have we got too caught up in the narrative to think clearly? //
Thank God "we" have got SP to provide important insights which could easily be missed.
On your demographic point, SP, the Philippines has a Muslim population of 5+% I think. There are Muslim separatists and various al-Qaeda type groups performing terrorist acts. Here's a recent example:
http://
I don't know whether the Filipina is Muslim or not, but you do understand how the modus operandi (random attack on strangers using a sharp weapon) might remind some readers of other recent attacks.
Noticing the similarity is not the same as jumping to a conclusion, although why the jump deserves "comprehensively dim" rather than merely "premature" I don't know. Let's take bets: what is this woman's religion? The "smart money" doesn't go on Mormonsm, does it?
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