by Zanting » Wed Aug 31, 2016 12:28 am
Worldwatcher wrote:Mental illness can be screened for easily, terrorism is VERY difficult.
Build a very cohesive & homogeneous society,
or more correctly return to one, remove elements which are corrosive to this. Done.
Recently there was a Danish teenager who killed herself because she was afraid a "potentially racist" insinuation would cause a backlash, from the perspective of WN Danes, this is obviously a ridiculous state of affairs to even be in.
Worldwatcher wrote:Here is the Sydney story:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-07-22/m ... ed/7650882
Often times mental illness is the main reason why these things happen, not necessarily always though, and this current case may be either one of the two.
The main reason for confusion among people and the media, is that there is no agreed upon definition of terrorism, and by extension, there is a large grey area about who is and isn't a terrorist.
He appears to be an Aussie.
With regards to
this, if someone who isn't a natural citizen commits an act to push foreign culture, ideology or politics then it is in fact terrorism against that specific nomenclature. This is the definition. It isn't relevant to whether it is coupled with mental illness or not if these factors are present, the media has an agenda with this, which is being pushed at an increasing pace.
This is not confusion but is in fact purposeful disinformation.
[quote="Worldwatcher"]Mental illness can be screened for easily, terrorism is VERY difficult.[/quote]
Build a very cohesive & homogeneous society, [i]or more correctly return to one[/i], remove elements which are corrosive to this. Done.
Recently there was a Danish teenager who killed herself because she was afraid a "potentially racist" insinuation would cause a backlash, from the perspective of WN Danes, this is obviously a ridiculous state of affairs to even be in.
[quote="Worldwatcher"]Here is the Sydney story: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-07-22/merrylands-police-station-car-park-attacker-mans-home-raided/7650882
Often times mental illness is the main reason why these things happen, not necessarily always though, and this current case may be either one of the two. [b]The main reason for confusion among people and the media, is that there is no agreed upon definition of terrorism, and by extension, there is a large grey area about who is and isn't a terrorist[/b].[/quote]
He appears to be an Aussie.
With regards to [b]this[/b], if someone who isn't a natural citizen commits an act to push foreign culture, ideology or politics then it is in fact terrorism against that specific nomenclature. This is the definition. It isn't relevant to whether it is coupled with mental illness or not if these factors are present, the media has an agenda with this, which is being pushed at an increasing pace. [i]This is not confusion but is in fact purposeful disinformation[/i].
