AXE Attack on German Train

[TehTemplar]

Different cultures coexist since thousands of years.
Just because you hate people from different cultures, doesn't mean everyone else does.

My culture doesn't involve blowing up people, murdering civilians and running people over with a truck. Haven't seen one christian based terror attack in the name of Jesus since the Crusades pretty much.

[lonely zergling]

Kudos to the armchair seals saying that they would have disharmed the terrorist/madmen (both are not incompatible) bare handed. Sure of it.

I would have atleast tried to fire peppergas in his face with my gas gun if I had the opportunity to use it. Probably not so smart to use inside a train though.

[Deleted]

I like that you picked a satirical username for yourself, man! I enjoy seeing funny usernames on this forum.

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On topic: That isn't a situation I would want to find myself confronted with. Must have been terrifying. Thankfully it wasn't worst than it was.

Thank you, your name is also nice, a bit boring but nice.

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My culture doesn't involve blowing up people, murdering civilians and running people over with a truck. Haven't seen one christian based terror attack in the name of Jesus since the Crusades pretty much.

The last one I remember happened in norway, a guy called Anders Breivick killed like 70 people, most of them teenagers because he was defending christianity and the aryan race from evil socialists.
You see, all cultures are insane.

[JoshuaNLG]

I don't want to be 'that' guy, but do we know their motive/religion yet?

[TehTemplar]

The last one I remember happened in norway, a guy called Anders Breivick killed like 70 people, most of them teenagers because he was defending christianity and the aryan race from evil socialists.
You see, all cultures are insane.

He was a white supremacist and racist but he is not a christian. I see you don't even check what you write, gotta spout the leftist bullshit, eh? He's gone on record to say that Christianity is a pathetic religion.

So, nice try, but no cigar.

[GennGreymane]

I don't want to be 'that' guy, but do we know their motive/religion yet?

I was already that guy so you are welcome

It was some Afgan guy it seems.

[Yvaelle]

He has been identified by credible sources:

There were survivors, so definitely not The Hound

[Sliske]

My guess is it will be a Hindu this time, or perhaps a Taoist

[s_bushido]

Depends on if other people had guns or not, of course. As we see in Chicago and other places with strict gun laws the average citizen just ends up as fodder for whatever weirdo with an agenda or aggrievance comes along.

Every time some dumbass brings up Chicago I can't help but be reminded of the "if we're descended from monkeys, why are there still monkeys?" morons. I mean...how many times do the same things have to be pointed out to you before it sinks in?

[XDurionX]

He was a white supremacist and racist but he is not a christian. I see you don't even check what you write, gotta spout the leftist bullshit, eh? He's gone on record to say that Christianity is a pathetic religion.

So, nice try, but no cigar.

You might want to look at the cover of his manifesto again. For convenience, i will link it here for you. Funny enough, considering your alias.

[Deleted]

You might want to look at the cover of his manifesto again. For convenience, i will link it here for you. Funny enough, considering your alias.

I guess everyone spamming Dark Souls-esque Deus Vult memes on 4chan is also a super hardcore fundamentalist Christian.

[TwoNineMarine]

Crazy.

Hopefully everyone is able to recover.

Any word on the guy who did it?

[Hooked]

I don't want to be 'that' guy, but do we know their motive/religion yet?

I read he was screaming ala ackbar.

[XDurionX]

I guess everyone spamming Dark Souls-esque Deus Vult memes on 4chan is also a super hardcore fundamentalist Christian.

He was explicitly referring to "christian brothers and sisters" and was calling for a crusade on more than one occasion. The title of his script even mentions the templars. I never said he was "hardcore fundamentalist christian", but we talked about christian terrorists and he was one. You could argue he wasn't a good christian, which he certainly wasn't since he violated the ten commandments, but we have to apply the same rules to everyone, not only for muslims.

[Damajin]

Every time some dumbass brings up Chicago I can't help but be reminded of the "if we're descended from monkeys, why are there still monkeys?" morons. I mean...how many times do the same things have to be pointed out to you before it sinks in?

And every time some dumbass ignores the lessons we learn from Chicago it just drives home the necessity to keep emphasizing it. So thanks for ignoring the lessons, or being willfully ignorant because it'd conflict too much with your partisan street cred.

[Deleted]

He was a white supremacist and racist but he is not a christian. I see you don't even check what you write, gotta spout the leftist bullshit, eh? He's gone on record to say that Christianity is a pathetic religion.

So, nice try, but no cigar.

He described himself as a christian in his own manifesto, so better you check your facts. He was a christian terrorist, wether you like it or not.

[purebalance]

Here

I mean once I read it I didn't want to detract from the actual point, but I'm glad I'm not the only one who read the all caps AXE as being the spray. I literally thought before I opened the thread someone was spraying people in the eyes or something.

[Kalis]

You might want to look at the cover of his manifesto again. For convenience, i will link it here for you. Funny enough, considering your alias.

The problem with trying to tie down Breivik to a religion is that he both accepts and rejects that he is Christian alternately, like a lot of people he is perhaps best described as culturally Christian but not actually Christian.

In order to be a Christian terrorist, he would need to have committed his atrocity in the name of Christ, but he seems to have done it to promote his personal political agenda and used Crusader symbology for its anti-Islamic message rather than its pro-Christian image. However, as I said, he is incredibly contradictory.

[TehTemplar]

You might want to look at the cover of his manifesto again. For convenience, i will link it here for you. Funny enough, considering your alias.[/IMG]

Not gonna go defending a mass murderer but he has gone on recording renouncing christianity.

But let's assume he was a radical christian extremist. That's one attack in decades if not centuries.

How many radical islam attacks in the last decade with how many victims?

I also have not seen any Buddhist, Taoist, Hindu, etc terror attacks.

So Islam stands alone at the peak of terror attacks in the name of a religious deity with the rest of the religions combined probably not equal to one percent of its total kill count.

[Puupi]

He was explicitly referring to "christian brothers and sisters" and was calling for a crusade on more than one occasion. The title of his script even mentions the templars. I never said he was "hardcore fundamentalist christian", but we talked about christian terrorists and he was one. You could argue he wasn't a good christian, which he certainly wasn't since he violated the ten commandments, but we have to apply the same rules to everyone, not only for muslims.

He isn't a christian.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anders_Behring_Breivik

"Breivik has later identified himself as a fascist^[28] and a national socialist,^[29] saying he previously exploited counterjihadist rhetoric in order to protect ethno-nationalists.^[30] In 2015, he said he considers himself "culturally Christian" but that he has never personally identified as a Christian, and called his religion Odinism.^[29][31]"