"Furthermore, it defined left-wing terrorism as “that which is motivated by an opposition to capitalism, imperialism, or colonialism; black nationalism; support for LGBTQ+ rights; support for environmental causes or animal rights; adherence to pro-communist, pro-socialist beliefs or “anti-fascist” rhetoric; opposition to government authority under the belief it is a tool of oppression responsible for social injustices; support for decentralized political and social systems, such as anarchism; or partisan extremism, where violence is justified against political opponents and parties perceived as advancing right-wing agendas.”
Right-wing terrorism was categorised as “incidents motivated by ideas of racial or ethnic supremacy; opposition to government authority, believing it is tyrannical and illegitimate; misogyny, including incels; hatred based on sexuality or gender identity; belief in the QAnon conspiracy theory; opposition to abortion; or partisan extremism, where violence is justified against political opponents and parties perceived as advancing left-wing agendas.”
However, the study authors cautioned that many domestic terrorism incidents do not sit within these parameters. They quoted former FBI director Chris Wray speaking about how many terrorists seem to have been influenced by a “salad bar of ideologies” from across a broad spectrum of political beliefs.
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Prawicowy terroryzm nie jest prawicowy bo prawicowe debile mają sprzeczne i dziwaczne poglądy. Metodologia odwalona, pora na CSa
a teraz o Center for Strategic and International Studies:
Założyli go Arleigh Burke (admirał US Navy, weteran wojny w Korei, antykomunistyczny trep) i David Manker Abshire (Republikanin, późniejszy specjalny doradca Reagana). Oficjalnie Instytut jest “ponadpartyjny”. Swojego czasu w zarządzie zasiadali np. Henry Kissinger i Zbigniew Brzezinski.
Instytut otrzymywał ogromne pieniądze od rządu Arabii Saudyjskiej (co najmniej milion dolarów), z także Zjednoczonych Emiratów Arabskich. Na liście fundatorów są m.in. firmy z sektora zbrojeniowego: Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, General Dynamics, Raytheon Company i General Atomics.
"Furthermore, it defined left-wing terrorism as “that which is motivated by an opposition to capitalism, imperialism, or colonialism; black nationalism; support for LGBTQ+ rights; support for environmental causes or animal rights; adherence to pro-communist, pro-socialist beliefs or “anti-fascist” rhetoric; opposition to government authority under the belief it is a tool of oppression responsible for social injustices; support for decentralized political and social systems, such as anarchism; or partisan extremism, where violence is justified against political opponents and parties perceived as advancing right-wing agendas.”
Right-wing terrorism was categorised as “incidents motivated by ideas of racial or ethnic supremacy; opposition to government authority, believing it is tyrannical and illegitimate; misogyny, including incels; hatred based on sexuality or gender identity; belief in the QAnon conspiracy theory; opposition to abortion; or partisan extremism, where violence is justified against political opponents and parties perceived as advancing left-wing agendas.”
However, the study authors cautioned that many domestic terrorism incidents do not sit within these parameters. They quoted former FBI director Chris Wray speaking about how many terrorists seem to have been influenced by a “salad bar of ideologies” from across a broad spectrum of political beliefs.
yaaaaaaaaay
Prawicowy terroryzm nie jest prawicowy bo prawicowe debile mają sprzeczne i dziwaczne poglądy. Metodologia odwalona, pora na CSa
a teraz o Center for Strategic and International Studies:
Założyli go Arleigh Burke (admirał US Navy, weteran wojny w Korei, antykomunistyczny trep) i David Manker Abshire (Republikanin, późniejszy specjalny doradca Reagana). Oficjalnie Instytut jest “ponadpartyjny”. Swojego czasu w zarządzie zasiadali np. Henry Kissinger i Zbigniew Brzezinski.
Instytut otrzymywał ogromne pieniądze od rządu Arabii Saudyjskiej (co najmniej milion dolarów), z także Zjednoczonych Emiratów Arabskich. Na liście fundatorów są m.in. firmy z sektora zbrojeniowego: Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, General Dynamics, Raytheon Company i General Atomics.