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Nope. Presuming that each of these incidents is an act of Islamic terrorism is even more dangerous and it only serves to feed the appetite of right wing nut jobs that get hard ons when such attacks occurs.
There is no upside in presuming that this was an act of terrorism. You're promoting an agenda as opposed to allowing the facts to play out.
Actively wishing away facts of the current climate of terrorist attacks in Europe, particularly with regards to London, puts people in danger. The objective reality is that the last, what, 3 out of 4 times since March the early-morning facts were "multiple people injured/killed by car running into them" the "facts played out" into a terrorist attack committed by a particular kind of terrorist. And the last 4 acts ALL were attacks of hate and terror.
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You did the same thing with the Charlottesville car incident and you wound up looking equally foolish. You were quick to try and defend the actions of a Nazi extremist and that is dangerous also.
Yeah....that's not what I did. If you could stop saying it, dingus, that'd be great.
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You repeatedly slant events so that they coincide with your own worldview.

The First Amendment is about religious tolerance.
Actually it is.