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Yes of course. IT's the media that thinks there isn't enough hate of the LBGT community out there.

Simultaneous attacks in MN, NJ, and NY: at least one MN perpetrator is definitely Muslim, others unknown. Simultaneous, coordinated attacks are common to ISIL/Daesh and al Qaeda.

Their new twist seems to be, when they attack a gay target (Orlando Pulse, Chelsea), they try to sow confusion and division by blaming it on the gays. The Orlando suicide attack turned out to be an Islamic family plan, with the Taliban patriarch selling life insurance, the intra-family real estate and insurance deals arranged in advance, the merry widow helping, and then the Taliban dad claimed it had "nothing to do with religion" and was all because the jihadi was traumatized by seeing a gay couple kissing in public. FBI tried to delete all reference to the Islamic State from the 911 transcript, finally releasing the information after Congress threatened to publish independently. I hope we may learn exactly what happened in Chelsea, and we might if it doesn't get covered up.

"Ahmad Khan Rahami, the man suspected in bombings in New York and [Seaside Park,] New Jersey, is now in custody after a shootout with police, sources said.
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Rahami...is also believed to be connected to the pipe bombs found in a backpack Sunday night in Elizabeth, New Jersey, sources said.
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Bombings in New York and New Jersey over the weekend -- as well as the discovery of several unexploded devices -- have led authorities to believe there may be a terror cell at work in those two states, law enforcement officials told CNN Monday."

Rahami "was born in Afghanistan and is a naturalized U.S. citizen, according to the FBI."

More than 99% of Afghans are Muslim, according to the CIA. If you want to understand why Muslims continue to perpetrate these attacks, read what Islam says. They are exercising their religion, and doing what it commands them to do. Nothing in the Constitution requires America to naturalize non-resident aliens, much less pay to import them. Nothing in the Constitution requires us to permit advocating the violent overthrow of our government, or violence generally, even though Islam commands both. Importing people who believe in killing us, and allowing them to advocate that, is frankly suicidal.

Thanks, Colin Kaepernick.