That's a bold claim with no backup.

Also you're just interpreting it wrong. That's language they have to use because you can't determine individual actions with certainty - but you can group a bunch of like people together and analyze them from there. The key words you're ignoring is much of the research suggests much

Plus you're just objectively wrong:

https://www.adl.org/resources/report/murder-and-extremism-united-states-2022

However, over the past 12 years, their number has greatly increased. Most of these mass killings were committed by right-wing extremists, but left-wing and domestic Islamist extremists were also responsible for incidents. The Center on Extremism has identified 62 extremist-connected mass killing incidents since 1970, with 46 of them being ideologically motivated. Disturbingly, more than half (26, or 57%) of the ideological mass killings have occurred within the past 12 years. Of particular concern in recent years are shootings inspired by white supremacist “accelerationist” propaganda urging such attacks.

That's a bold claim with no backup.

Also you're just interpreting it wrong. That's language they have to use because you can't determine individual actions with certainty - but you can group a bunch of like people together and analyze them from there. The key words you're ignoring is much of the research suggests much

That's a bold claim with no backup.

Also you're just interpreting it wrong. That's language they have to use because you can't determine individual actions with certainty - but you can group a bunch of like people together and analyze them from there. The key words you're ignoring is much of the research suggests

That's a bold claim with no backup.