Is hatred the cause of terrorism?

[Chikombo]

With terrorism I mean, shootings like the one in Florida or in Las Vegas.

But also like, 9/11.

It seems like fiction when you talk about hatred, like Star Wars.

But I saw clips from Dr Phil on youtube and a teacher was like saying that mental issues were not the reason, it was hatred.


So basically, do people who do these things go around carrying hatred in them?

Like, if people were taught more love or something, would people not do these things?

I'm sorry if this is sensitive, I'm just curious.

Here are the video I found that I thought was interesting, I haven't seen the episode.


[video=youtube;M9eV4bBEpf0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9eV4bBEpf0[/video]

There is also a video where he talks about the profile of a person who could do something like this.

But basically the teacher is saying it's more about hatred and less about having issues and it kinda makes sense.

 

[Lightbringer]

That's an oversimplification, but yeah, hatred certainly plays a part. But it's not as simple as teaching someone to love in order to fix it.

When it comes to Islamic extremism, that hatred stems from the U.S. toppling governments and bombing the Middle East which creates power vacuums for extremist groups to take control and makes it easier to persuade people who suffered the collateral damage to join.

As an example: the Drone strike program had a 90% civilian kill rate. I would imagine that if someone's family got unjustly blown up, they'd want to exact revenge and you have groups like ISIS that promise revenge, power, and glory in death.


With Neo-Nazi violence, these are usually people who grew up in fundamentally religious conservative households and who are socially unaccepted which leads them to be sought after by these groups which promise them meaning and place within their organization, and then in-turn would indoctrinate them.

 

[jimbobbity]

Depends on the situation, context and actions that they commited under them.

 

[Arian]

religion is and mental illness, which is in essence basically the same tbh


ib4 butthurt religitards. yes let the butthurt flow

 

[Wrappering_]

Imagine if we had Android police officers instead of real humans, the guy in Florida would've been dropped before even shooting 1 person.
Humans have constantly proven that their emotions and cultural upbringing are holding their true forms back (ascended SSJ forms), and so, We as an advanced society in the 22nd century need to start deploying A.I-powered officers and Army men to get rid of the low-tiers, culturaly backward, and mentally insane people in this world. Majority of the human kind needs to be phased out, they're just bad apples in an otherwise beautiful world and vast Space full of stars and suns.
Say goodbye to the old world and Hello to your new AI overlords.
I bet the 52nd President of the United States of America will also be a Cyborg, do you agree?

 

[Fountain]

With Neo-Nazi violence, these are usually people who grew up in fundamentally religious conservative households and who are socially unaccepted which leads them to be sought after by these groups which promise them meaning and place within their organization, and then in-turn would indoctrinate them.

Of course you would bring neo-nazi violence, even though it's almost nonexistent and the neo-nazis are irrelevant. But you don't bring antifa up who are almost on a daily basis attacking people, burning flags, threatening, and vandalizing. It just shows how full of bias you are.

Imagine if we had Android police officers instead of real humans, the guy in Florida would've been dropped before even shooting 1 person.
Humans have constantly proven that their emotions and cultural upbringing are holding their true forms back (ascended SSJ forms), and so, We as an advanced society in the 22nd century need to start deploying A.I-powered officers and Army men to get rid of the low-tiers, culturaly backward, and mentally insane people in this world. Majority of the human kind needs to be phased out, they're just bad apples in an otherwise beautiful world and vast Space full of stars and suns.
Say goodbye to the old world and Hello to your new AI overlords.
I bet the 52nd President of the United States of America will also be a Cyborg, do you agree?

What if they malfunction and kill innocent people?

 

[Lightbringer]

Of course you would bring neo-nazi violence, even though it's almost nonexistent and the neo-nazis are irrelevant. But you don't bring antifa up who are almost on a daily basis attacking people, burning flags, threatening, and vandalizing. It just shows how full of bias you are.

And once again you are triggered at the mention of Neo-Nazis.

We've already had discussion about it like last month where I literally linked an FBI and GAO statistics and studies about right-wing extremism and the GAO categorizes white supremacy as domestic terrorism and is more prevalent than Islamic terrorism in the U.S.

Yet, once again you ignore this and deflect to Leftist groups even though no leftist groups have committed murder.

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"Far right violent extremist attackers are characterized by ECDB as having
beliefs that include some or all of the following:

• Fiercely nationalistic (as opposed to universal and international in
orientation);

• Anti-global;

• Suspicious of centralized federal authority;

• Reverent of individual liberty (especially right to own guns; be free of
taxes);

• Belief in conspiracy theories that involve a grave threat to national
sovereignty and/or personal liberty;

• Belief that one’s personal and/or national “way of life” is under attack
and is either already lost or that the threat is imminent; and

• Belief in the need to be prepared for an attack either by participating
in or supporting


In addition, according to the ECDB, many persons having violent extreme
far right views express support for some version of white supremacy, the
Ku Klux Klan, and neo-Nazism"

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