Posted on 05/06/2013 3:02:56 AM PDT by AtlasStalled
It is a dynamic that could help explain why the two brothers suspected in the Boston bombings had seemingly different experiences in this country, in terms of how well they adapted.
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But when it comes to the Boston bombings, Khan also thinks it's a mistake to focus only on the suspects' immigrant status. "We're missing a point of a broader social malaise," Khan says, noting that the suspects in the Colorado movie theater and Connecticut school shootings were not immigrants.
"We're living in a time where alienation of youth is becoming an epidemic."
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“Terrorist acts and psychopathic shooters are not just adolescent rebels without a cause?”
Should read: “Terrorist acts and psychopathic shooters are NOW just adolescent rebels without a cause?”
Obviously these were islamderthals but don’t be surprised when illegals decide to join the fight for their “civil rights” that they’re being told that they have.
“Saeed Khan, a lecturer at Wayne State University in Michigan, whose expertise includes ethnic identity and Muslim culture.
“They come into a culture that has really been defined by 9/11,” Khan says, as the Tsarnaev brothers, both Muslim, would have done.”
Screw you, Saeed. I hated crazy, foreign, pedophilic-worshipping son’s-of-pigs who want to kill me long before 9-11.
BTW, Khan, I know you’re not here to help.
The media knows its followers are morons who will believe any excuse so they don’t have to work too hard or ever tell the truth. They will never admit these two scumbags are just evil bastards.
I knew they would get some mileage out of the word “teen.”
Whenever they want to find an excuse to forgive a criminal, they call him a teen.
This is an adult murderer.
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