My statement has always been the same, you just didn't understand it. Nothing in it gives you any indication of my own personal views but you have allowed emotion to cloud yours. It is simply that the EU (lack of) migration policy of allowing millions of refugee arrivals without any plan of how to look after them was always going to bring with it a rise in violence. You could try and disagree if it weren't already happening.
The far right existed and far right terrorists existed prior to the EU migration crisis.
Morons will always find some reason.
The EU migration crisis was forced onto Europe due to a disastrous after effect of geopolitics of the middle east and elsewhere but there's a whole host of data out there which you can find from academics which suggests the enormous opportunities that migration brings. Let alone the moral reason for looking after vulnerable people.
The far right played this into the Eurabian globalist conspiracy with an islamophobic core. It was some other group that they were targeting before. The far right will never be happy and unless you have completely white ethnostates. That's the truth. Nobody is to blame for this other than the terrorist who did this. It would be some other bullshit reason he would have found to kill people of a different skin tone had it predated the EU migration crisis.
Just like timothy mcvey, the KKK, Anders Breivik and the many many before them.
What we need to do is understand and recognise that we are allowing the ideology that underpins and perpetuates this violence to go unchallenged with a mainstreaming of far right views - propagated on white nationalist forums, mainstream media inviting and not thoroughly challenging the views of commentators with alt-right talking points and centrists constantly blaming leftists for being reactionary and anti-free speech the moment anybody dares to even suggest that we do something to tackle it.
I too incidentally am clouded by emotion on this topic. I got beaten up a few years ago for half an hour by 5 white middle aged adults after a mugging for 30 minutes while being called paki which luckily I only had a short stay in ED for after a head scan was clear. Then again a year after by two white youths on a bike. Nothing happened to them despite police statements and investigations. But it has left me with crippling PTSD and fear of doing late shifts that is required for my job as a hospital doctor. And fear that it could happen to my Muslim daughter one day too because quite a number of my hijabi family members have faced some form of verbal abuse.
It is personal and emotional. And its escalating. I genuinely believe the only way to combat this is to vociferously defend multiculturalism and not placate fecking nazis.
