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To: Land Shark who wrote (1361520)	6/7/2022 8:21:01 PM
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You and brumar are both pathological liars...even snopes calls your lies bull sht snopes.com Was the Shooter Radicalized by Fox News? While the suspect subscribed to the replacement theory, and while this theory has been promoted by Fox News, there’s no evidence that the suspect frequently watched Carlson’s program (or other Fox News shows).* The Washington Post reported that the suspect appeared to have been radicalized online, not via cable news. Before the shooting rampage that also left three wounded, the suspect, Payton S. Gendron, 18, allegedly posted a lengthy document invoking the idea that White Americans were at risk of being “replaced” by people of color because of immigration and higher birthrates. Gendron, who is White, allegedly indicated that he chose a neighborhood with a large number of Black residents for his alleged attack. In the document that Gendron is suspected to have written, he indicated that he was radicalized online. There’s no indication that he watched Carlson’s program. The theory was once confined to far-right White extremists, who cast immigration as part of a plot by “elites” to take political and economic power away from White people. It has gained broader circulation in recent years as a talking point among prominent conservative media figures.