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Munich gunman 'had obvious Breivik link'

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Its exactly the same when it comes to 'radical Islam', there's no difference between this guy and the average lone wolf who goes on a killing spree in the name of ISIS.

The only difference is the purported motive.

If you say so. You're wrong of course and slightly desperate but well done you.

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remiremi

How did he get hold of a gun+300 rounds of ammunition if he was having treatment for mental health issues?

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KimKallstrom

Original post by Reformed

that a muslim shooter would be inspired by a right wing activist? why so shocking?

Especially when you consider that far-right Nazi types and hard-line Islamist types share a lot of the same beliefs, hence Hitler and the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem were tight and had a close working relationship/admiration for each other. Basically that the world is run by "Zionists"/banksters and their media cronies (read: Jews) and thus blame all their failings on the Jews.

However this particular guy seems like some random nutcase. Not that far-right people and Muslim extremists aren't usually nutcases but you know what I mean............