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  Terrorism is basically advanced hate crimes.
context: Authorities say James had planned the attack for years.
  Police said he donned a gas mask during the attack and escaped in the aftermath - but he left behind several personal items that aided in his capture, including a key to a U-Haul van he had rented in Philadelphia and driven to Brooklyn, and a bank card with his name on it.
  
  All that planning and he never thought to get a fanny pack? >
  
  5 years, and he leaves the keys and his identity tied money card? What a chump >
  
  
  A legally-purchased Glock 9mm left behind at the scene was also registered under the suspect's name.
  The gunman was eventually arrested without incident after calling in a tip on himself.
  
  Even the weapon was registered in his name and he called the police on himself, maybe he wanted to be caught and also very dangerous idiot. >
  
  
  Gunman who smoke bombed subway pleads guilty to terrorism ...A man who set off smoke bombs in a crowded New York subway carriage before shooting 10 people has pleaded guilty to terrorism and weapons charges.
  
  Odd headline, as if setting off smoke bombs was a greater crime than shooting 10 people. Who knew? >
  
  It's a good way to recall this gunman from all the other gunmen that have been in the news. >
  
  Yeah, this is a differentiation from all the others. >
  
  Uhh, he did a little more than just that. >
  
  He did more than smoke a bombed subway?
  I thought that was a pretty mean feat in itself. >
  
  Say it loudly so the world can hear: Black Supremacist gunman. Get out of here with this smoke bomb bullshit >
  
  Is this the black supremacist one or am I confusing this nut job with another nut job? There’s so many nut jobs needing punishment. We need to start naming em like virus strains, not people. >
  
  Yeah this is him. >
  
  Well goddamn. I see no mention of hate crime prosecution, which is disappointing.