'Full Definition of cause
1
a : a reason for an action or condition : motive
b : something that brings about an effect or a result
c : a person or thing that is the occasion of an action or state; especially : an agent that brings something about
d : sufficient reason <discharged for cause>
2
a : a ground of legal action
b : case
3
: a matter or question to be decided
4
a : a principle or movement militantly defended or supported
Cause | Definition of Cause by Merriam-Webster
Let me get this straight?
You think someone who is a sick mass murderer, whose only motivation to kill is hatred of a particular group of people - whom he did not know; killed because he had a principle and is a martyr?
Yes or no, please?
I say DEFINITELY 'NO" to both points. He had no cause and he was no martyr. He was just a hate-filled, sick mass murderer...by definition.
And I will ask you again...was Jeffery Dahmer a martyr for cannibalism? Was Timothy McVeigh a martyr for blowing up federal buildings? And are rapists who then murder their victims martyrs for rape?
Would you call any of them martyrs?
I would not...DEFINITELY.
Imo, you insult those who suffered under these people by calling the criminals who carried out these horrific acts 'martyrs'.
And you insult true martyrs like Martin Luther King Jr. and others who truly had a cause and who died defending it.
The definition backs up what I say...this sick **** was NO martyr and he had no cause. He had a purpose..but NO CAUSE. And his purpose was to murder out of insanity-based hatred.