Liberals seem to think guns are to blame for the murders of four U.S. Marines this week.
MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell interviewed a former classmate of the man who stormed two Chattanooga, Tennessee, military installations Thursday and killed four Marines, wondering whether maybe the man was a gun nut.
Translation? It couldn’t have anything to do with his Muslim faith. After all, Islam is a religion of peace.
When Valery Levitt mentioned thaf Mohammod Youssuf Abdulazeez, the shooter, was a very devout Muslim, Mitchell abruptly steered the conversation into another direction.
“Were guns a big part of his activities—social or other activities?” Mitchell asked Levitt.
“What?” Levitt said.
“Did he hunt, did he shoot?” Mitchell asked. “Was that just part of small-town Tennessee activity?”
“Um, he actually wasn’t one of the guys I heard about going hunting,” Abdulazeez’s classmate responded. “He wasn’t really that kind of guy.”
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