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EvanrudeJohnsonBrendan O'Connor
7/27/16 9:32am
described him as “easily influenced” and a “buffoon.”

From reading this article, this applies more to the judge who fell for this terrorist’s bullshit.
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  XrdsAlumEvanrudeJohnson
  7/27/16 9:36am
  Really, if it gets to the point where there’s enough evidence to have the loser wear a tracking placement then the response should be “if you want to leave and join these maniacs in their craphole, feel free. A nice man is waiting to collect your passport and citizenship at the exit door, since you obviously have no use for the latter. Goodbye forever.”
  
  Once he was in Syria, this stupid and delicate little snowflake would have been worm food within a month and the French priest would still be alive.
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  Chick NicholsonXrdsAlum
  7/27/16 9:46am
  Exactly. I’m all for every person that wants to join Isis being free to join. In fact, I’d set up a government triage station to help with their transition. They could hand over passports, renounce citizenship, and get a handy dandy monitoring chip that would in no way be used to track their comings and goings in Syria and lead to a nice tidy drone strike as soon as more than 3 of them were standing around drinking cokes, tweeting death to the west, and smoking marlboros.
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ummmmmmmmm yahBrendan O'Connor
7/27/16 9:13am
I predict a lot of “but it’s a religion of peace riiiiiiiiiiight?!?!?!!” comments but let’s just nip that in the bud- fuck you, just say you don’t trust Muslims and be open with your bigotry. The smarm doesn’t make me more open to fearing Islam.
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  Sportsicleummmmmmmmm yah
  7/27/16 9:31am
  Islam is an openly supremacist ideology that doesn’t even feign equality and tolerance for non-believers. But neo-Nazis and the Westboro Baptist Chirch probably cause your blood pressure to skyrocket, right?
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  Alpacaummmmmmmmm yah
  7/27/16 9:36am
  Ok. I’ll say it. I don’t trust them. I don’t trust those who can rationalize their completely intolerant beliefs. I don’t trust those who believe that apostasy is punishable by death. I don’t trust those who believe a woman should be veiled.
  
  Fuck Islam. Fuck Christianity. Fuck them all.
  
  It’s all horseshit and the fact that we have to be polite and go along with it is ridiculous.
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Low Information BoaterBrendan O'Connor
7/27/16 9:16am
There is a valuable lesson to be learned here about the wages of feeding violent rhetoric to stupid people.
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  TheSchratLow Information Boater
  7/27/16 9:17am
  That they don’t increase with inflation? Wait, that’s a different kind of wage...
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  The Dread & Fear of KingsLow Information Boater
  7/27/16 9:19am
  Thank you for stopping yourself short of making a ridiculously stupid explicit comparison.
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Hip Brooklyn StereotypeBrendan O'Connor
7/27/16 9:17am
Classmates who knew Kermiche described him as “easily influenced” and a “buffoon.”

Wow, I didn’t think I’d have anything at all in common with this guy.
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  aninconvenientBluthHip Brooklyn Stereotype
  7/27/16 9:28am
  Buffoon is one of those insults that sound especially cutting and accurate coming from a Frenchmen.
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  Hip Brooklyn StereotypeaninconvenientBluth
  7/27/16 9:30am
  That’s seriously exactly what I was thinking!
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DickBurnsthethirdBrendan O'Connor
7/27/16 9:24am
This should not be surprising. The French have allowed their country to become a country within a country. Most of their cities have pockets that are no go zones for anyone that is not Muslim.
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  El-C0rnh0li0DickBurnsthethird
  7/27/16 9:30am
  Citation needed.
  
  http://www.snopes.com/politics/relig…
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  DickBurnsthethirdEl-C0rnh0li0
  7/27/16 9:39am
  I've seen it in person. If you make a wrong turn, you won't be lynched but you know you are not wanted there. It's a breeding ground for Radical Islam and as long you refuse to acknowledge it as such it will continue to happen.
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AnastraceBrendan O'Connor
7/27/16 9:30am
Continual violent rhetoric, and a sense of oppession combined with a weak will, or just plain stupidity results in situations like these. People against the wall, or under the belief that they are against the wall, tend to fight. It’s a damn shame that it cost this priest his life, by people who were easily converted. If there is any consolation to the fallen man, or his family, people are moving to beatify him, on the road to canonization.
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  Alaska FrambopolousAnastrace
  7/27/16 9:45am
  I don’t think his parents seem too upset about his death. Sounded like he was a nuisance at home as well as at school. Some people just shouldn’t have kids. The teenage years aren’t easy and you have to know that going in, it shouldn’t be a surprise. All kids have brushes with the law now and again.
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  Elin Krantz learned the hard wayAnastrace
  7/27/16 9:51am
  If they feel oppressed, they should return to the lands of their ancestors.
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jezbannedBrendan O'Connor
7/27/16 10:09am
“I wasn’t surprised...”

“On my mother’s life I didn’t believe him...”

A little bit of inconsistency there...
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  KulturVulturjezbanned
  7/27/16 10:48am
  Plot twist, his mother was actually dead.
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DiscoInfernoSupressionSystemBrendan O'Connor
7/27/16 11:09am
“He said that [Muslims] couldn’t exercise their religion peacefully in France...”

France has demonstrated more tolerance of Islam than most Muslim countries have of other religions.

The “problem” seems to be that France won’t allow conservative Muslims to reshape their secular society with backwards religious beliefs, which really pisses a lot of them off.

People like this asshole in particular should feel oppressed by Western countries. They’re clearly not interested in practicing a sane, non-violent interpretation of Islam compatible with secular, modern Western society of the 21st century.

That won’t stop you from hearing that it’s “our” problem you see, for not “doing enough” to integrate them (read: make them feel like their shitty beliefs are appreciated or valued in any way).

When you come from a culture where sawing-off people’s heads is a response to hurt feelings, throwing suspected gay people off rooftops is considered normal, and murdering your sister because she went on a date gets you high-fives from your own family, it’s not up to other cultures to make you feel welcome if you think that sort of thing is acceptable.

If your beliefs have fucked everything in multiple countries, don’t be expected to be allowed to fuck-up other countries in the same way. Nobody wants that.
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  MidtownATLguyDiscoInfernoSupressionSystem
  7/27/16 5:03pm
  THANK YOU for saying what needed to be said!! If you want to move to the West but continue to live like medieval barbarians, then don’t expect to be welcomed or accommodated.
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mkUltravoxBrendan O'Connor
7/27/16 9:32am
Can’t help but think that any widely publicized movement — say International Stiltwalkers In Speedos — would be joined by these sociopaths if it was perceived as a way to be noticed/commit violence.

(just read this article on punitive god/mental health, so maybe it has to be Angry Stiltwalkers in SpEdoS)
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Flying Squid (I hate me more than you do.)Brendan O'Connor
7/27/16 9:52am
The tracking bracelet turned off four hours every day

Useful. No crimes can be committed with in such a short time span.
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