2 explosions in Manchester Arena - CONFIRMED Fatalities.

[Deletedaccount1]

It is terrorism. It creates terror. You don't need to have a god tied to it for it to be terrorism.

Terrorism by definition is for a political aim. That is why extreme Muslims, extreme Irish Republicans and neo-nazis are considered terrorists when they commit attacks.

[Mafic]

It is terrorism. It creates terror. You don't need to have a god tied to it for it to be terrorism.

Disagree.

Terrorism often has a political aspect towards it.

[Deleted]

Yes because you are the sole oblivious person here in the west eager to share these unique views.

So yeah freedom of speech is clearly a bigger threat than massacres gotcha.

[Ianus]

Which means nothing. Most european nobility came into power like that too.

You can't hold contemporary views against historical characters.

but their life and behaviour isn't base for religion that follow billion of ppl

[Jessicka]

The difference lies within the ideology and the thought behind the deed.

Orlando was carried out by an IS sympathiser by the way.

An IS sympathiser who was gay, drank heavily, and took a load of drugs. Yeah, of course super-Islamic.

[Mafic]

So sad the family and friends tweeting to find their kids.

[Jessicka]

So yeah freedom of speech is clearly a bigger threat than massacres gotcha.

Your freedom ends where mine begins. There are more fundamental freedoms than that of speech. Jesus, how old are you?

[Seezer]

isolated lel how many attacks were in last 3 years that are based of radical islam compared to any other form of radicalism pls do tell me

Are we only talking about targets in western countries? Because there are many attacks on innocent people. 6 million people since 1998 have been killed in the DRC that has nothing to do with radical islam but rather politics.

[Taso]

I do wonder if this will affect the U.K. Snap election.

[Deletedaccount1]

Which means nothing. Most european nobility came into power like that too.

You can't hold contemporary views against historical characters.

That's absurd. That's saying you can't have views about WW2 or communist genocides in the 20th century simply because it isn't contemporary.

I don't know of any group that kills people in the name of European nobility.

[Sykol]

It sounds like England finally got the Samsung Galaxy Note 7s this week.

[Seezer]

Disagree.

Terrorism often has a political aspect towards it.

No. It doesn't. Terrorism is creating terror for whatever reason. "Often" isn't "Always".

[Jessicka]

I do wonder if this will affect the U.K. Snap election.

The Maybot has said campaigning is being suspended.

[Ianus]

You call me dense when you can't even read the fucking question in your own fucking source. The question asks, How concerned are you about Islamic extremism in your own COUNTRY?" Not their faith. Regardless, I'll ask you again. How does that equate to, "I support radical terrorist attacks"? To me, it seems to be asking if they're concerned about islamic extremism affecting their lives or something. But sure spin it to fit your racist agenda.

you obviously have hard time reading the text where they say 27% of muslim ppl are unconcerned about extremism in their religion

[Dhrizzle]

No. It doesn't. Terrorism is creating terror for whatever reason. "Often" isn't "Always".

Terrorism is political by definition.

[ujx]

I will change my FB cover to the appropriate country's flag until another terrorist attack happens where I will rinse and repeat.

[Sharein]

An IS sympathiser who was gay, drank heavily, and took a load of drugs. Yeah, of course super-Islamic.

And?

The Bataclan terrorists also drank and used drugs. A part of why they carried out their attacks is because they felt they could get back to the "right path" that way, which seems to be a common motivation among this type of terrorist.

[Deleted]

Your freedom ends where mine begins. There are more fundamental freedoms than that of speech. Jesus, how old are you?

It just amazes me how illiberal people are.

[Jessicka]

you have obviously have hard time reading the text where they say 27% of muslim ppl are unconcerned about extremism in their religion

You'd probably find a much higher number of Christians are unconcerned about Christian extremism.

[Mafic]

No. It doesn't. Terrorism is creating terror for whatever reason. "Often" isn't "Always".

My short answer is no.