News Rise in people fascinated by violence, UK police warn

[AsiaCel]

All the tietoeing around a popular topic, let me tell you about the actual cause of "extremism".

Male sexlessness.
Both islamism and so called neo Nazism hates Jews and are ultraconservative.

Rise in people simply fascinated by violence - warn terror police

UK and US officers say they are seeing threats from individuals who don't support a particular ideology.

www.bbc.com

I'm outside, so not gonna paste the full article, but here's a quote.

He says in 20% of cases his officers now handle, terror suspects have no settled view of the world: “We are seeing people literally flip from searching for neo-Nazi material online to searching for Islamist material.”

This is a real shift, he says, with people having previously gone from a single ideology, to extremism, and on to violence.

 

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[La Grande Kanga]

This has always been the way it is. I say this as an "extremist" myself that knows what course this world should take. I found my love for National Socialism through music. Absurd, Skrewdriver, the like. Bands that promote Nazism are censored a LOT, so naturally, knowing since I was about 9 or 10 that the government lies all the damn time, I thought to myself; why would the government be honest about Nazi Germany?

And these terror cases the British police are having to handle are finding out with the exact same thought process I had, more often than not. Information about events like Ruby Ridge and Waco (or the Hillsborough Disaster for the Britcels reading this) is readily available. Distrust of the government is at an all-time high. Naturally, you discover more and more lies the more you dig. It just depends what rabbit hole you want to go down, or for how long you want to look at all the multinational terrorist groups out there nowadays like it's the "choose your character" screen in Valorant.

The police and the good goys will never understand, though. We shouldn't try and make them. When you talk to a shabbos goyim, you're not talking to a person; you're talking to the TV, and the TV doesn't care about what you have to say, or what you think is right or wrong.