Security guard wounded at Family Research Council headquarters shooting

[WEWallace]

lifesitenews . com/news/breaking-two-wounded-at-family-research-council-headquarters-shooting

The shooter was a homosexual activist who targeted FRC in an act of domestic terrorism.

[RI]

Here's an actual link: http://www.cnn.com/2012/08/16/us/dc-shooting/index.html

No official motive yet, but the gunman was involved in the LBGT community. Calling him an activist might be a stretch, but we don't have a ton of information right now.

[Donerail]

Feel bad for the guard who got hurt. Not entirely sorry that this particular organization is being attacked, but sorry for the guy who was wounded.

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

Feel bad for the guard who got hurt. Not entirely sorry that this particular organization is being attacked, but sorry for the guy who was wounded.

[Small Business Owner of Any Repute]

Well, this is pretty terrible.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

The most absurd thing is that the gunman had 15 Chick-fil-A sandwiches in his possession.

[Likely Voter]

something is wrong in our country.

I dont konw what the answer is but in the last month there have been four shooting attacks. I know that people get shot in gang stuff every day, but  these more troubled guy shootings seem to be on rise

[tmthforu94]

Feel bad for the guard who got hurt. Not entirely sorry that this particular organization is being attacked, but sorry for the guy who was wounded.

How can you guys seriously think that? I think it's horrible when any organization get's attacked like this, regardless of their beliefs.

[Marokai Backbeat]

Well, this is pretty terrible.

[Donerail]

Feel bad for the guard who got hurt. Not entirely sorry that this particular organization is being attacked, but sorry for the guy who was wounded.

How can you guys seriously think that? I think it's horrible when any organization get's attacked like this, regardless of their beliefs.

Yeah, it's kinda horrible, but you can understand the shooter's motives a bit better than just a random shooting; it's sorta like how you can see why (you don't necessarily support it, but you get the reasoning) a Jewish guy might shoot at neo-Nazis or a black guy would shoot at some Klansmen.

[Vote UKIP!]

Feel bad for the guard who got hurt. Not entirely sorry that this particular organization is being attacked, but sorry for the guy who was wounded.

How can you guys seriously think that? I think it's horrible when any organization get's attacked like this, regardless of their beliefs.

Yeah, it's kinda horrible, but you can understand the shooter's motives a bit better than just a random shooting; it's sorta like how you can see why (you don't necessarily support it, but you get the reasoning) a Jewish guy might shoot at neo-Nazis or a black guy would shoot at some Klansmen.

Hold on, if the President of Chick-fil-A does not subscribe to the belief that marriage can be defined in any other manner than between the man and a woman, and supports organizations which subscribe to this belief,  makes this man's actions understandable?

No matter what his motivations were - whether it were a Christian attacking GLADD or an activist attacking FRC - the action was wrong - period. Neither Chick-fil-A, nor the Family Research Council, nor any other similar organization has advocated the death of homosexuals. In fact, such Christian organizations would abhor Neo-Nazis and Klan members. You, sir, comparing Christian organizations to genuine hate groups is absurd and outrageous.

[Vote UKIP!]

Violence is still bad, and the FRC is still a hate group full of lying bigots.

From anyone other than SPLC?

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Violence is still bad, and the FRC is still a hate group full of lying bigots.

LOL the SPLC. They are a hate group themselves.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

From anyone other than SPLC?

You don't like the organization. I get it. But what do you find factually inaccurate about their report?

Classifying legitimate political parties such as the Constitution Party as a "Patriot" group for one...

[Donerail]

Feel bad for the guard who got hurt. Not entirely sorry that this particular organization is being attacked, but sorry for the guy who was wounded.

How can you guys seriously think that? I think it's horrible when any organization get's attacked like this, regardless of their beliefs.

Yeah, it's kinda horrible, but you can understand the shooter's motives a bit better than just a random shooting; it's sorta like how you can see why (you don't necessarily support it, but you get the reasoning) a Jewish guy might shoot at neo-Nazis or a black guy would shoot at some Klansmen.

Hold on, if the President of Chick-fil-A does not subscribe to the belief that marriage can be defined in any other manner than between the man and a woman, and supports organizations which subscribe to this belief,  makes this man's actions understandable?

No matter what his motivations were - whether it were a Christian attacking GLADD or an activist attacking FRC - the action was wrong - period. Neither Chick-fil-A, nor the Family Research Council, nor any other similar organization has advocated the death of homosexuals. In fact, such Christian organizations would abhor Neo-Nazis and Klan members. You, sir, comparing Christian organizations to genuine hate groups is absurd and outrageous.

It's not exactly Chick-Fil-A's founder saying he supports a specific definition of marriage, but a group that's actively lobbying to oppress the LGBT community (because they're pedophilic Satanists or some such thing). It's understandable that one of the people who are being oppressed by this group would seek to attack it. I'm not condoning his actions, but this group is an anti-gay hate group. And they're not a Christian organization; Christianity espouses tolerance, not the hatred that this group spews (because they are a genuine hate group).

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

The SPLC could have had blood on their hands. They sure didn't mind blaming righwingers for the Tucson and Sikh shootings...

[Holmes]

There's a lot of things I can say here that won't make me too many friends, so all I'll say is, I'm surprised it didn't happen sooner.

[Joe Republic]

The FRC chairman has cited "reckless rhetoric" that leads to a "climate of fear-mongering" as the cause of attacks like this.  I wholeheartedly agree.

Granted, he was referring to the SPLC rather than his own organization, but I think people like Mathew Shepard and George Tiller would have interpreted him a little differently.

[All Along The Watchtower]

The FRC is, of course, a hate group.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

The SPLC could have had blood on their hands. They sure didn't mind blaming righwingers for the Tucson and Sikh shootings...

You seriously think this guy cared about the SPLC's categorization of them, or even knew what the SPLC is?

The SPLC has never called Chick-fil-a a hate group, nor do they classify everyone who opposes gay marriage as one. But there's a lot more to the FRC. The FRC engages in extensive lobbying that goes far beyond opposing gay marriage, they also fight to keep anti-gay discrimination in employment legal, and in favor of policies like the old "neutrality" policy in the Anoka-Hennepin school district that prohibited school employees from telling students it was OK to be gay even under intense bullying, which was blamed for several suicides. The FRC has also been heavy in promoting "ex-gay" "therapy" programs which are de facto psychological torture, and in spreading myths such as of gay "recruitment" or that gays are significantly more likely to be pedophiles.

Now that doesn't excuse this guy here (especially as the guard didn't even necessarily agree with the FRC's campaign, he was just a guy collecting a paycheck), but it's tough to categorize what the FRC stands for as anything other than hate.