There is no war on religion in this country.

But besides that, the act of one crazed man without any followers or supporters, does not constitute an act of war.

I agree that there is no war on religion. I find that language to be an emotional ploy by people to get others to emotionally react to an unsubstantiated claim.

No just another senseless act of violence.

I think murder is murder

The Klan is known for being a white supremacist group - nothing to do with religion beyond the fact that many of them are probably Christian just because so many people are Christian. So no, someone being shot at a Klan meeting would not be part of a war on religion (and that war does not exist, in my opinion). Someone being shot at a Klan meeting is just someone being shot at a Klan meeting, period. If it were any kind of war at all, it would be a war about race. And even that would only be if an African American shot the person at the Klan meeting, and if it wasn't for personal reasons.

Oh, really? I didn't know that. I stand corrected on that. But I think I stand by my opinion still that it's not a war on religion and would likely have more to do with race than anything else.

Someone please explain this to me. How can having a view of marriage make you a hate group? I don't get it. Having a pro-life view doesn't make you a hater. It makes you a person with a POV. It is the worse kind of propaganda. I believe in the biblical definition of marriage. I am pro-life. I love my gay nephew to pieces. I don't agree with his choices all the time, but I love him still. I want babies born, but I don't hate you if you have an abortion. It makes me sad, but I don't say anything to anyone who has made that choice. This generic 'hate' is illogical to me. Why is the KKK a hate group, but the NBP isn't? I need clarification. At this juncture, I will take it in short sentences with one syllable words so I can understand.