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which one of you did this

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the French are talking about taking legal action over these comments from a Paraguayan politician lmao

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[crap-userrname16]

[euromaxxin]

[basederer]

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[modernbritain]

[feminismisstillahatemovement]

I wonder what murderous beliefs that car held that might be incompatible with western democratic values.

[siryouarebeingmocked]

Reuters:

First lines of the article.

NY Times:

DW.com

Also, I couldn't find any articles with statements about his motive. I'm pretty sure Middle-easterners aren't immune to being a) non-Muslim, or b) killing other people for reasons completely unconnected with their cultural background.

Heck, the PBS article says police were still questioning him to see if he was high.

I haven't seen any evidence that this kind of phrasing is special treatment. Ever.

[tlaquetzqui]

Still, the passive voice would be better, here, than the seeming implication the cars acted on their own.

Also nah you should be surprised if it’s not the Explosion Religion (as Chinese slang refers to Islam, 爆炸教). If there’s a horrific massacre near the Mexican border you would be surprised if it wasn’t the cartels.

[basederer]

[rosieandthemoon]

Hornberg Castle in Neckarzimmern, Germany

[diversityland]

"Juror from the OJ Simpson trial says 90% of the jury thought he was guilty but acquitted him anyway as "payback" to white people for Rodney King."