Wikipedia? Really? You do realize anyone can change the info there? 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/the-us-has-a-homegrown-terrorist-problem--and-its-coming-from-the-right/2017/05/26/10d88bba-4197-11e7-9869-bac8b446820a_story.html?utm_term=.f0c028ab0d15

and another one...

https://theintercept.com/2017/05/31/the-numbers-dont-lie-white-far-right-terrorists-pose-a-clear-danger-to-us-all/

Looks like Trump may not be able to weasal his way out of this, with rising chorus on the right now urging him to make a stronger statement. 

Maybe Steve Bannon can work overtime to write him a careful statement that doesn't anger David Duke too much. A North Korean missle launch sure would be swell right about now for POTUS. 

I don't quite agree with you because I do believe the right wing protestors were a mixed crowd. I don't agree with nazis or something like that, and I am fine with people mocking and condeming true nazis, but I also know that many "alt-right" people I do agree with are often being labeled as "white supremacists" by big portions of the mainstream media even, so I'm not sure.

It's dangerous to condemn everyone when there's a multitude of opinions represented in the right wing protestor crowd. This is a classic problem. When a leftist protest goes violent usually it's just a minority of Antifa who actually bear the responsibility of going violent and yet one might tend to get upset towards everyone present there, and when an extreme muslim jihadist commits a terror act you get many people who react "All muslims are..." etc.

Oh, those are still the ones to which I'm referring. I'm referencing stuff I've seen online, since nothing like that happens around me.

It's the unfortunate case known as hypocricy when a certain side broadly paints their picture to the media when it is convient, yet love to use the phrase "not all" when it fits their narrative. It saddens me when the actions of a minority are used to label the majority, and that goes for any situation.

You have a good point about who you should and should not side with, but in that case you must also remember to use the same type of reasoning when peaceful Sanders-supporters protest side by side with violent Antifa and people holding up flags with the communist hammer and sickle.

But Marco Rubio and those kind of people are "cuckservatives" who just cater to leftism and the bullshit leftist SJW narrative that permeates nearly all layers of society these days. Trump should definitely not bow down to the demands of these hypocrites.

Strongly condemn the individual subhuman committing the murderous auto attack, yes, but how one should relate to the right wing protests against the removal of these Civil War statues and the violence between some of them and leftist agitators yesterday is a totally separate issue.

Trump is using white supremasists to further his political aspirations. History will remember him for what he is. 

I want to bring another thing up. We don't know the details yet, but there's a chance this murderous attack won't be categorized as terror.

My spontaneous feeling is that this was a spontaneous act by a "lone disturbed young man with serious anger management issues" type of person.

For something to be labeled as terror in its real sense, you really need some other factors, like the act being planned beforehand, the purpose of the act being to spread a disproportionate fear into a more general group of people, and to advance some kind of ideological message or movement.

And I suspect this 20 year old disgusting guy doesn't fullfill anything of this criteria.

It was probably more that he has a background of having sympathized with alt-right politics for a while, while not being organized or socialized with anyone else. It's a person who has felt frustrated and angry for a long while, and in the last 24 hours he felt tense and on the edge, and something among the protestors triggered him emotionally just a few minutes before he decided to crash his car into the crowd.

Generalizations are dangerous for all scenarios. Hopefully we see this die down soon.

Ah, ok. I misread your original post then