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Comment by philipallstar

15 hours ago

> It's wild that we've hit a point where the existence of Right-Wing Extremists is simply denied.

It's not denied; it's just that anyone vaguely right wing who kills is classified as a right wing terror attack. Right wing terror is constantly talked about, so it may appear bigger than it is.

Whereas in terms of groups or common causes, the three listed are much bigger. Why is it healthcare CEOs, presidents and campus debaters all be shot at (and killed in 2 of those cases) and the shootings be celebrated by so many on the left, and well into the mainstream? There's no right wing equivalent any more.

"it may appear bigger than it is"

Except that it's by far the largest in the US based on the data.

  • Who have they assassinated in the last 10 years?

    We have leftwing examples from Charlie Kirk for speech to the live-streamed execution of Antonio Mays Jr for joyriding on leftwing militia turf.