Are you white or non white ?
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Its fine if you don't want to answer the question
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Its fine if you don't want to answer the question
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the austin bomber IS a terrorist but because he’s a white guy, and he’s not a muslim, he just “felt like an outcast and needed an outlet to release his loneliness.” honestly its all bs, people are just trying to defend him because hes a cis white male
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lmao tbh i’m not trying to be a SJW but there is an underlying narrative that you don’t seem to be seeing : if this guy screamed allahu akbar before blowing up his car, this would be so sensationalized, especially by pro-trump voters because theyve defined terrorists as muslims
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screaming allahu akbar isnt in the definition of a terrorist, but because of post-911 politics, trump has formalized a certain bias towards muslims to be thought of as terrorists. but i see your point, if he screamed white power or something to that effect, sensationalized too
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exactly my point;; i’m just saying that they’re more likely to be thought of as a “terrorist” or labeled a “terrorist” when committing something like this while as more people are more willing to create an excuse for people who aren’t muslim
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I lived & worked there for five years. I have ZERO doubt that there was racial motivation. Zero. Austin is still Texas and Texas is still the South. I-35 (despite hipster gentrification) is still a literal segregation line. “East Austin” = “Non-white Austin”
#terrorist#truthThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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The bombings were not racially motivated. Stop race baiting.
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Really, dreamer!?
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Was the news even reporting that poc were being targeted? I didn’t hear much about this so genuinely curious
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It was covered as a possibility by the 2nd-3rd bombings on Mar. 12. (I did not hear anything about the 1st bombing at the time, but I know I heard about all the rest via diff media outlets the same day.)
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