But you know that's not true since if the terrorist was a Christian, newspaper would even hesitate to call the act terrorism, but rather discuss whether or not the person was mentally ill instead. The thing is that muslims are the target for the extreme right wing and muslim terrorists like this because it helps make some muslims feel distanced from society and then reach out to these terrorist organisations. And this is not unique in any way, it's a big explanation to how the KKK in the US has been able to recruit people and other right-wing terrorist organizations. It's just that muslims are a special target since the last 20 or so years.

This is simply not true.

In the UK at least for a long while and now in the US since the past few years. White guys are the bad guys by default and Muslims/Blacks/Women/Gays are presumed good and honourable when in a position that looks compromising.

Jo Cox an MP here in the UK was murdered last year, a man who was a racist murdered her who clearly WAS mentally ill, but the media at the time inferred links to neo-nazi-white-supremaist groups which were completely without any merit Even now, every few days her name is referrenced followed by Brexit and then linking Brexit to racism, then white supremacy. It never stops and it comes constantly from low IQ Labour MPs virtue signalling at every available opportunity.

It's intellectual dishonesty and your comment is in a way because you aren't being specific. The only media organization that calls out extremism is Fox News, the rest of the them do everything they can to excuse it.

Apologizing to extremeists encourages them further.

Dylan Roof is a prime example of when the assumption is that he was mentally ill, not a terrorist. Same goes for that guy that shot at people at an abortion clinic not long ago.

I'm for the law enforcement and media conveying the objective facts, not automatically assume anything based on a persons looks, ethnicity or religion. It shouldn't be that hard but it seems all to often that they aren't capable of making complex judgements of these cases.

There is no doubt that there are a large number of Muslims' terrorists in society, as well as terrorists within other religions to various degrees, would you agree?

Three points:

1) there is a difference in Khawarijites and Muslims as in Islam, similar to Ahmeddis they are not seen as Muslims due to their vast alternative view and practice of Islam. In the case of the Kawani, their views are vastly different due to their radical twisted beliefs and practices.

2) there were 2 terrorist attacks over the last 2 days. The London one and another where USA by mistake bombed a Syrian school killing dozens which has barely received any publicity.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/mar/22/dozens-dead-in-us-led-syria-airstrike-al-mansoura

3) there must be a better way to honour the dead and injured than arguing on a forum.

Can I make a suggestion to the mods that we hold / create a fundraising page for a good cause so when something like this happens we respond in a positive way. Something like wishes for kids would be amazing.