It’s quite possible this guy was driving around, saying, “Hmm, what’ll I do with this last bomb…oh, look, it’s those prolife motherfuckers, I hate them, fuck them!” and chucked the bottle. To that degree, it was politically motivated. But he also thought, “There’s Dave and Jennie in front of the Dollar Tree. Cheerleading bitch, have a bomb!” and “Okay, I’m gonna go bomb Steve’s street, asshole always making fun of me in study period, how do you like my bomb!” and so on.
It’s kind of like how some Christians tried to turn the Columbine massacre into an anti-Christian thing instead of an anti-human thing.
It’s really annoying how they consider not being allowed to force their beliefs onto the rest of us is persecution. Or not being allowed to legally persecute minorities to be persecution against themselves.
Logic like that suggests that they’re profoundly hard of thinking.
That’s an interesting thought. How many do you think we’d need?
I doubt that you’d need to go back that far to find 10. A few days should do it.
Although we shouldn’t really lump all Christians in together. It’s mainly the born again, evangelical ‘Christian’ Taliban and their Ayatollahs that are the problem.
The point is that if you find out that every building on the street had its door superglued and one of those buildings happened to be an abortion clinic, you wouldn’t be entitled to point a finger at pro-life terrorists.
I often wonder what would happen if we grab the ultra-orthodox Jewish, Muslims, Christians and whathaveyou and put them together in a big island somewhere? At the very least it will be entertaining.