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[Phil C. McNasty]

Just because you didn't hear about it, doesn't mean it isn't happening.
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Terrorism in EU: Note how right wing + ethno nationalist/separatists which is also right wing extremist is the largest share:
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You also hear about Islamic extremism more than right wing extremism due to biases in reporting.

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13501763.2023.2269194#d1e1224

Also am sure this isn't comprehensive:

List of right-wing terrorist incidents in Europe - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Good, so you found the stats for right-wing terrorist attacks in Europe.

Now compare muslim terror attacks vs. right-wing terror attacks in Europe from these wiki pages, and tell me who's committed more terror attacks over the last 25 years. Muslims or right-wingers?? And also tell me which side has caused more deaths in total, Muslims or right-wingers??

Muslims: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_terrorism_in_Europe
Right-wingers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_right-wing_terrorist_incidents_in_Europe

When you're done figuring out the math, we'll move on to the North-American stats

 

[Shaquille Oatmeal]

Post 9/11 Islamic extremism accounted for more deaths than right wing extremism in both the US and Europe. That's a fact.

Correction: If you included 9/11, perhaps the death toll exceeds right wing extremism.
But post 9/11, it is right wing extremism that has claimed most lives and poses the biggest danger.

 

[Shaquille Oatmeal]

Now compare muslim terror attacks vs. right-wing terror attacks in Europe

I did.
In my very post I posted the numbers and it conclusively shows that right wing extremism accounts for the majority of violence in EU.
PS:
Wiki pages are publicly editable pages and they are not comprehensive.
So they are not useful to compare numbers.
They may give you information, but they reflect what people update there.
Numbers are more accurately confirmed via law enforcement reports and other research material that I provided in my prior post.

 

[roddermac]

There is something seriously wrong with anyone who uses any occasion to promote partisan bs without any facts. This is especially true when there is a tragedy involved such as this one.

Newbie, give your head a shake and save your political vitriol.

The facts are there. The suspect is a repeat offender.

 

[Phil C. McNasty]

I did.
In my very post I posted the numbers and it conclusively shows that right wing extremism accounts for the majority of violence.
PS:
Wiki pages are publicly editable pages and they are not comprehensive.
So they are not useful to compare numbers.
They may give you information, but they reflect what people update there.
Numbers are more accurately confirmed via law enforcement reports and other research material that I provided in my prior post

Your numbers from law enforcement are bullshit.

Lets look at the pure stats. I searched deepseek for stats over the last 25 years.
Here are the results:

Right-wing terrorism accounted for about 100 deaths (mostly concentrated in Breivik’s attack)
Source: https://chat.deepseek.com/a/chat/s/e8941ecf-0bf7-4485-b669-782d8ae4388c

Islamic terrorism in Europe accounted for (and I had to get my calculator out) 532 deaths over the last 25 years.
Source: https://chat.deepseek.com/a/chat/s/9ca73916-f483-498b-a2a1-f10c67cf1267

Thats more than 5 times as many deaths.
So how in the fuck can you say right-wing terrorism is the bigger threat in Europe??

Before I move on to North-American stats, do you admit Islamic terrorism has caused many more deaths than right-wing terror has??
Give me a yes or no answer only, please

 

[Shaquille Oatmeal]

Thats more than 5 times as many deaths.
So how in the fuck can you say right-wing terrorism is the bigger threat in Europe??

How is law enforcement numbers bullshit?
Are you saying wiki pages know better than law enforcement?
And nice try moving goalposts from number of attacks to deaths. Here is what you said:

Nope, in Europe and North-America so far the majority of terrorist attacks have been Muslim

I proved otherwise.
Certainly the ones who attack with more frequency are the ones to be feared more because that increases your chances of getting hurt.
The DHS, FBI and other law enforcement agencies seem to think so as well.
I asked ChatGPT (your link is not accessible).
Looks like the conclusion is more or less the same.


Also check my previous post again and I posted how many right wing terror attacks are classified as "lone wolf" attacks and not even considered terrorist attacks due to biases in how they are recorded or reported.
That is very likely to affect both incident and death numbers.

 

[huntethan2023]

He didn't do anything particularly dangerous here. That said I wonder why they do have impact detection that shuts of the engine in cars.

?..11 people killed. It is dangerous. He cannot be back in streets. Mental illness, intentional or otherwise, he should be locked up and treated. Think of the grieving families after this incident.

 

[Leimonis]

Only a Libtard Islamofascist would deny that.

United States:

• After 9/11, the 9/11 attacks themselves (which were Islamic extremist attacks) caused about 3,000 deaths.
• If you exclude 9/11, right-wing extremism (especially white supremacist, anti-government, and anti-immigrant violence) has caused more deaths in the U.S. than Islamic extremism since 9/11.


• Example: According to reports like those from the FBI and organizations like the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), right-wing extremists were responsible for the majority of domestic terrorist deaths in the U.S. after 2002.


• But if you include 9/11, then Islamic extremism has caused more deaths than right-wing extremism in the U.S. since 2001.

Summary for U.S.:


• Including 9/11: Islamic extremism caused far more deaths.


• Excluding 9/11: Right-wing extremism caused more deaths.

Europe

• In Europe, Islamic extremism has been responsible for the majority of terrorism deaths since 9/11.


• Major attacks like the 2004 Madrid train bombings (~193 deaths), 2005 London bombings (~52 deaths), 2015 Paris attacks (~130 deaths), 2016 Brussels bombings (~32 deaths), and Nice truck attack (86 deaths) were all committed by Islamic extremists.

• Right-wing extremist attacks in Europe have also occurred (e.g., Anders Breivik in Norway in 2011 killed 77 people), but overall, Islamic extremist attacks resulted in more total deaths.


Summary for Europe:

• Islamic extremism caused more deaths than right-wing extremism after 9/11.

Final Overall Summary:


• True, when you look at the U.S. (counting 9/11) and Europe together, post-9/11 Islamic extremism caused more deaths than right-wing extremism.


• If you are specifically asking about only after 9/11, excluding 9/11 itself, then in the U.S., right-wing extremism has caused more deaths.


• In Europe, Islamic extremism has clearly been deadlier even after 9/11.

 

[Phil C. McNasty]

How is law enforcement numbers bullshit?
Are you saying wiki pages know better than law enforcement?
And nice try moving goalposts from number of attacks to deaths. Here is what you said:

I proved otherwise.
Certainly the ones who attack with more frequency are the ones to be feared more because that increases your chances of getting hurt.
The DHS, FBI and other law enforcement agencies seem to think so as well.
I asked ChatGPT (your link is not accessible).
Looks like the conclusion is more or less the same.
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Also check my previous post again and I posted how many right wing terror attacks are classified as "lone wolf" attacks and not even considered terrorist attacks due to biases in how they are recorded or reported.
That is very likely to affect both incident and death numbers.

How is law enforcement numbers bullshit?
Are you saying wiki pages know better than law enforcement?
And nice try moving goalposts from number of attacks to deaths. Here is what you said:

I proved otherwise.
Certainly the ones who attack with more frequency are the ones to be feared more because that increases your chances of getting hurt.
The DHS, FBI and other law enforcement agencies seem to think so as well.
I asked ChatGPT (your link is not accessible).
Looks like the conclusion is more or less the same.
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Also check my previous post again and I posted how many right wing terror attacks are classified as "lone wolf" attacks and not even considered terrorist attacks due to biases in how they are recorded or reported.
That is very likely to affect both incident and death numbers.

Deepseek isnt accessible to you?? Its accessible to me.

Try it for yourself. Here's their website: https://www.deepseek.com/en

Now type in the following in the search bar: how many right-wing terrorist attacks have there been in Europe over the last 25 years
And then open a new deepseek page and type in this: how many muslims terrorist attacks have there been in Europe over the last 25 years

You will then see there were far more deaths from muslims terror attacks then there were from right-wing terror attacks.
The stats dont lie, my friend. Muslims terror is a far greater threat than right-wing terror

 

[Phil C. McNasty]

United States:

• After 9/11, the 9/11 attacks themselves (which were Islamic extremist attacks) caused about 3,000 deaths.
• If you exclude 9/11, right-wing extremism (especially white supremacist, anti-government, and anti-immigrant violence) has caused more deaths in the U.S. than Islamic extremism since 9/11.


• Example: According to reports like those from the FBI and organizations like the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), right-wing extremists were responsible for the majority of domestic terrorist deaths in the U.S. after 2002.


• But if you include 9/11, then Islamic extremism has caused more deaths than right-wing extremism in the U.S. since 2001.

Summary for U.S.:


• Including 9/11: Islamic extremism caused far more deaths.


• Excluding 9/11: Right-wing extremism caused more deaths.

Europe

• In Europe, Islamic extremism has been responsible for the majority of terrorism deaths since 9/11.


• Major attacks like the 2004 Madrid train bombings (~193 deaths), 2005 London bombings (~52 deaths), 2015 Paris attacks (~130 deaths), 2016 Brussels bombings (~32 deaths), and Nice truck attack (86 deaths) were all committed by Islamic extremists.

• Right-wing extremist attacks in Europe have also occurred (e.g., Anders Breivik in Norway in 2011 killed 77 people), but overall, Islamic extremist attacks resulted in more total deaths.


Summary for Europe:

• Islamic extremism caused more deaths than right-wing extremism after 9/11.

Final Overall Summary:


• True, when you look at the U.S. (counting 9/11) and Europe together, post-9/11 Islamic extremism caused more deaths than right-wing extremism.


• If you are specifically asking about only after 9/11, excluding 9/11 itself, then in the U.S., right-wing extremism has caused more deaths.


• In Europe, Islamic extremism has clearly been deadlier even after 9/11.

Thank you

 

[Shaquille Oatmeal]

Deepseek isnt accessible to you?? Its accessible to me.

Try it for yourself. Here's their website: https://www.deepseek.com/en

Now type in the following in the search bar: how many right-wing terrorist attacks have there been in Europe over the last 25 years
And then open a new deepseek page and type in this: how many muslims terrorist attacks have there been in Europe over the last 25 years

You will then see there were far more deaths from muslims terror attacks then there were from right-wing terror attacks.
The stats dont lie, my friend. Muslims terror is a far greater threat than right-wing terror

The link you posted wasn't.
I dont have an account there (and I wont create one on a Chinese app for privacy reasons).
Which is why I used ChatGPT and I asked the same question, although worded differently.
The results are as I posted.
PS: Infact I copy pasted your question on ChatGPT right now and this is what I got.
Much more than the previous estimate provided.

 

[Phil C. McNasty]

The link you posted wasn't.
I dont have an account there (and I wont create one on a Chinese app for privacy reasons).
Which is why I used ChatGPT and I asked the same question, although worded differently.
The results are as I posted.
PS: Infact I copy pasted your question on ChatGPT right now and this is what I got.
Much more than the previous estimate provided.
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Now do total deaths for each (which you conveniently omitted)

EDIT: there's no way there were over 1,000 right-wing terror attacks btw. Deepseek says there were around 50-70

 

[shakenbake]

The facts are there. The suspect is a repeat offender.

Where did it point out political influence?

 

[Shaquille Oatmeal]

Now do total deaths for each (which you conveniently omitted)

Nice try moving goalposts.
But let me take your word for it that Islamic terror attacks are deadlier.
Now tell me, if you visit the One World Trade Center in NYC for example (or any public place for that matter), and you are worried about safety, what are you most afraid of?
- Are you afraid of a plane flying into the building and killing 5000 people or a suicide bomber blowing himself up?
OR
- Are you afraid of a right wing nut busting in and spraying people with an AR-15 or a Glock and possibly killing you?
The latter is easier to conduct, happens more often, and you are statistically more likely to be a victim of such an attack.
While the former is rarer, but deadlier.
I am more worried about the latter.
Schools in North America do not caution students on suicide bombers and planes flying in to the school.
They educate them on mass shooters instead.
Law enforcement also rightfully classifies right wing extremism to be a bigger danger.

 

[Phil C. McNasty]

@Shaquille Oatmeal

I tried Grok: https://x.com/i/grok

Here's the response:

Rough Estimate

Combining these sources, a conservative estimate for total right-wing terror attacks in Europe (2000–2025), including completed, failed, and foiled attacks, is 100–200 incidents. Completed attacks alone likely number 50–100, with fatalities concentrated in a few high-impact events (e.g., Breivik’s attack). This is lower than jihadist or separatist attacks (e.g., 211 total attacks in 2015, mostly separatist).

 

[Shaquille Oatmeal]

@Shaquille Oatmeal

I tried Grok: https://x.com/i/grok

Here's the response:

You asked about right wing extremism to Grok that is owned by the guy who did this? lmao.

 

[Phil C. McNasty]

@Shaquille Oatmeal

Here's Grok's response when I asked this question: how many total islamic terror attacks have there been in europe over the last "25" years??

Final Answer:

Based on available data, an estimated 200–400 Islamic terror attacks (including completed, failed, and foiled) occurred in Europe from 2000–2025, with France being the most affected. This range accounts for uncertainties and varying definitions. For precise figures, further research into annual Europol reports or the Global Terrorism Database is needed

 

[Phil C. McNasty]

You asked about right wing extremism to Grok that is owned by the guy who did this? lmao.
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Fine, we'll do www.perplexity.ai.
Try it for yourself

How many total right-wing terror attacks have there been in europe over the last 25 years?
Answer:

Based on incident lists and annual reports, the total number of right-wing terrorist attacks (including completed, failed, and foiled) in Europe from 2000 to 2025 is likely between 40 and 80.
This estimate is derived from:

• Annual Europol reports, which generally record 0–5 right-wing attacks per year in the EU

• .
• Wikipedia's incident list, which corroborates a low annual frequency
• .
• The fact that some attacks occur outside the EU or may not be included in official statistics.

How many total islamic terror attacks have there been in europe over the last 25 years?
Answer:

Key Points

• There have been approximately 209 Islamic terrorist attacks in Europe (excluding Russia) in the last 25 years
• .
• The frequency of attacks has varied, with notable spikes in 2015–2017 and a resurgence in 2023

.

 

[Phil C. McNasty]

Suspect's name is Adam Kai-Ji Lo and he's been charged with 8 counts of murder so far

https://archive.vn/8ghTd

More info: https://archive.vn/FrrvA

 

[nottyboi]

?..11 people killed. It is dangerous. He cannot be back in streets. Mental illness, intentional or otherwise, he should be locked up and treated. Think of the grieving families after this incident.

For now we don't know if any of his incidents involved any significant violence. I doubt he will be released anytime soon, .