Islamic Terrorist Omar Mateen Kills 50 People At Gay Pulse Nightclub In Orlando Florida (REACTION)

50 or more people were killed when Omar Mateen, a United States citizen born in New York to Afghan parents, conducted a radical Islamic terror attack on a gay nightclub in Orlando Florida called "Pulse." The attack happened on Saturday night, June 11th 2016 and the carnage lasted well into the very early morning hours of Sunday, June 12th. Police were eventually able to, after extensive exchanges of gunfire, kill the suspect in question. This episode of mass murder is the largest mass shooting in the history of the United States, and the largest attack in general since 9/11 in which the World Trade center buildings in New York were taken down by airplanes which were hijacked by Islamic terrorists.

Of course, in the morning after this horrendous incident, many people on the Sunday news shows immediately jumped to gun control. The general ideology behind that line of thinking is that if Omar would not have been able to get his hands on a gun, then the carnage would not have happened. But the question is, how do you fight against an ideology with gun control? Better yet, how do you stop a criminal from obtaining a gun with laws? Criminals don't follow laws. Mateen was actually a security guard before, and he passed background checks to obtain his legal guns that may have been used in the attack. Liberals just see an opportunity to push their political agenda.

Those of us that understand how much of a heartbreaking tragedy this is beyond the gun control argument, may look at the greater question of radical Islamic terrorism. That seems to be the prime issue here. Homophobia by itself does not make a person plan shoot up an entire gay club and kill 50 people. However, radical Islam does. In many places overseas, such as Saudi Arabia, homosexuality is punishable by death! There have been instances of homosexuals being thrown from the top of tall buildings, simply for being gay, and no other reason. Many of these crimes go unpunished. Because, in certain cultures in the middle east where Islam is the dominant force, those acts are not seen as crimes. They are seen as simply part of the culture. And that's the problem. A culture that does not respect women or alternative lifestyles, to the point where they think killing them is acceptable behavior.