I was intentionally cherry picking. Replace him with some other example.

The point is that no political or religious ideology is to blame for this, or any other random act of violence. To sit here and think "No wonder this person did this. They are a [insert label here]" is participating in a bigoted narrow view of the world. Comments like that aim to demonize and dehumanize those that are different than us. We do this and forget that someone can turn the same blind eye and assume the same about us. That kind of thinking and talking only aims to increase the kind of absolutist extremism these sick murderers thrive on.

The world contains duplicity. The most important thing we've forgotten is that being good citizens means supporting each other despite our differences. Don't assume that because someone is pro or anti something that it's because they're a bad person. People almost always have beliefs with good intentions. We get into trouble when we believe each other to be malicious.