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7 hours ago · Online hate is a starting point for physical hate, so long as it is allowed to fester and grow online it will erupt into a physical act of violence, look at the cases of Omar Mateen, Wade Michael Page, Dylann Roof, Robert Bowers, etc. Dave, gay, male, 22–25
1 day ago · After former Lexington County resident Dylann Roof killed 9 members of the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, churches began hiring security and training their congregations for emergencies. Sgt. Hazewinkel says that under stress we revert to the level of our training. That’s why it’s important to plan ahead.
1 day ago · DYLANN ROOF: Alguien tenía que hacer algo porque los negros matan a los blancos todos los días en las calles. ARCHIVO (CNN, 6-19-15): REPORTERA: Dylann Roof está acusado de nueve cargos de asesinato. No está acusado de terrorismo interno. JAVED ALI: Aunque hubo este horrible ataque, nadie lo llamó terrorismo interno. ARCHIVO (MSNBC, 6-22-15):
3 days ago · Expressing dismay over why an anti-Black terrorist such as Dylann Roof, who shot and killed nine Black people at a Bible study in a Charleston, South Carolina, church, or Payton Gendron, who gunned down 10 Black shoppers in a Buffalo, New York, supermarket, could be apprehended without incident, while his son Samuel could be violently run down by an undercover SUV and handcuffed as he lay in excruciating pain from the impact, Mr. Sterling described how he remained perplexed over the ...
3 days ago · He has covered numerous death penalty trials, including those of the Charleston church killer, Dylann Roof, serial killer Pee Wee Gaskins and child killer Tim Jones. Monk’s hobbies include ...
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2 days ago · Here he is, smiling, having quite recently decided he’s “no longer an atheist” in the Charleston church where Dylann Roof killed nine people. Here he is, giving a commencement speech at Harvard, informing those assembled that “Purpose is that sense that we are part of something bigger than ourselves, that we are needed, that we have something better ahead to work for.”
