Will "Love is Love" acknowledge the facts about the Orlando shooter's background?
The New York Times (via Orlando Weekly) recently reported that DC and IDW are publishing a joint project called "Love is Love" to honor the victims of the jihad attack in Orlando at a gay nightclub. One of the contributors, Marc Andreyko, said:
“Events like this shouldn’t be compartmentalized,” he said. “They should hurt and we should want to change for the better.”Point: if they really want to change anything for the better, then will their planned special acknowledge that Omar Mateen was a Muslim, and that his crime was a form of lone-wolf jihadism? If they don't get into this, then not only have their failed the quest they're allegedly taking, they're also compartmentalizing what they claim shouldn't be, in a manner of speaking. Let's be clear: if facts aren't stressed, then how can they say they're honoring anyone if they won't explore the criminal's motivations?
Labels: dc comics, indie publishers, islam and jihad, msm propaganda, politics, terrorism, violence
If I had a farm, I would bet it that "Love Is Love" will downplay or ignore Islam as the killer's motivation. There may be references to it as a "hate crime" motivated by homophobia. And maybe some anti-gun propaganda, blaming the NRA.
The Left is in absolute denial. After the San Bernardino massacre, MSNBC reported that the Inland Regional Center was "only a few blocks away" from a Planned Parenthood clinic. (The actual distance was 1.5 miles.) And the director of the Human Rights Campaign said on MSNBC that the Orlando massacre was the result of a "deranged individual" being "taught to hate by a preacher on Sunday morning." The killer did not attend a Christian church on Sunday, he attended a mosque several times a week. That mosque was suspected of ties to ISIS, but the FBI and Department of Homeland Security were obstructed from investigating it by Hillary Clinton's State Department.
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8:38 PM
Another day, another gun rampage here in America. Is there any reason why it has become another regrettable part of our lives?
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