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the Anti-Defamation League and this is there no shrinking violence.

They look at the extremist violence in the United States left right everything else.

This is from Huffington Post, from a piece over at Huffington Post,

Anti-Defamation League's Center on Extremism

found that domestic extremist took the lives

of at least 50 people in 2018,

up from 37 in 2017.

Last year was the fourth deadliest for extremist attacks

since 1970, and quote, every single extremist killing

in 2018 had a link to right-wing extremism."

The FBI reported a 17% jump in hate crimes in 2017.

We don't have statistics for 2018 yet.

The far right accounted for 73% of extremist murders in the

United States over the 10-year period from 2009 to 2018 compared to 23% by

Islamic extremists.

And if you had 73 to 23, you get 96, the remaining 4%,

I don't think any of them were lefties, frankly.

They note right-wing terror extremists have been one of the largest, most consistent sources of domestic

terrorists incidents in the United States for many years.

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