In this episode, I discuss the Chapel Hill shooting, and why the media is ignoring the obvious link between this attack and the fact that the shooter was not a Muslim. I also talk about the root cause of all evil and why religion is not the cause for all evil.
00:01:13.000So before we get into all the conjecture that you're going to see from the media, I think something that is an important takeaway here is that religion, despite what people have told you for years, is not the cause of all violence or wars.
00:01:29.000The root cause for acts of evil is evil.
00:01:35.000Now, I've argued for a long time that that's why since this incident has happened and you're watching this video, there have been many, many fold more attacks in the name of Islamic terrorism than this one attack globally, every minute of every day.
00:01:48.000And I would argue because the root of Islam is Muhammad and Muhammad's evil.
00:01:55.000If you disagree with me, you can comment below.
00:01:58.000The root of Christianity, I would argue Jesus is good.
00:02:01.000I know people say, the Inquisition, the Crusades!
00:02:04.000Okay, but Today, a vast majority of charity and humanitarian work is carried out by Christians across the globe.
00:02:12.000As to whether this guy, you can see the Chris Rock or Sally Cohn tweets, we'll put those up here saying, they're just calling him a white guy.
00:02:37.000It could be a senseless act of violence, but terrorism is not a senseless act of violence because, by definition, it's politically or ideologically motivated.
00:03:20.000If he killed people solely because they were Muslim, it's wrong and I would have no problem calling it terrorism.
00:03:26.000It has nothing to do with white or brown.
00:03:30.000It has to do with the very definition of terrorism.
00:03:33.000And for uninformed people to complain about it or to develop opinions on either side until we know the motivation behind this, it's media malpractice.