After a van was driven into a group of people outside of a Mosque in Finsbury Park, the Left has been front and center pointing fingers at racism, white supremacy and radicalized terror.
If only they cared this much with other terror attacks …
Take J.K. Rowling for instance:
Let's talk about how the #FinsburyPark terrorist was radicalised. pic.twitter.com/Lx1woEaLKL
— J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) June 19, 2017
Is she implying that Nigel Farage is radicalizing terrorists?
That’s pretty nasty.
Let's talk about your repulsive double standard. https://t.co/bHsnYo0un3
— Jim Treacher (@jtLOL) June 19, 2017
And an absolute double standard.
Weird I thought we weren't supposed to do this https://t.co/M96bvlRlJo
— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) June 19, 2017
Guess it’s ok when THEY do it …
Stick to writing books rather than stirring things up on twitter. Not helpful
— Matthew Selt (@MattSelt) June 19, 2017
Sadly like Stephen King and other celebrities, the only relevance they seem to have lately is when they ‘stir things up on Twitter.’ Because you know, writing popular books immediately makes them experts on this stuff.
Insinuating Farage has helped to radicalise people to kill doesn't sit well with me at all.
— Matthew Selt (@MattSelt) June 19, 2017
Pretty awful.
Radicalized by terrorists attacking innocent British people. What is wrong with you bloody people
— Alex Eyas (@AlfredWiard) June 19, 2017
It’s their fault for getting attacked and now it’s their fault because a ‘lone wolf’ reportedly drove a van into a group of Muslims.
Also, funny how you don't post pictures of Radical Islamic scriptures or Imams when it's an Islamic attack. Both are reprehensible.
— James Williams (@jphiwilliams) June 19, 2017
Of course not. Narrative is EVERYTHING.
And because people like you have stifled all nessecary criticism and examination of radical Islam by shouting "racist" at every opportunity.
— Sam Lee (@AndWasJerusalem) June 19, 2017
In a way it feels like Rowling is being snarky with folks for calling out Islamic terror, like this is somehow payback?
Repulsive indeed.
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