Pashtun guy was the bomber

[Karachi]

This is not good

Who is Ahmad Khan Rahami? - CNN.com

[Hunter]

He's American and a product of the environment that he spent most of his life in.

[Kabulistan]

These type of people are losers....doing this type of thing is their only way of achieving some sort of "redemption"....its too bad they give the rest of us bad name

[DaZahroJaam.]

Rahami doesn't sound like a Pashtun or afghan last name. Not to forget how the **** of all over the globe has gathered to make up what America stands for today. He could have been born anywhere but he is the product of America.

One thing that I liked about how they handled this over the news was how be of the guys giving out the statement put it.. "It's an act of terrorism but not international terrorism... We have yet to figure out whether it is politically motivated or otherwise", suggesting that this could just be a tactic to gain more votes for trumf guy.

How ironic that the losers who go door to door to harass other countries with their dose of "democracy" should have such individuals emerge from their back streets and so often too.

[Elite Pakhtun]

Worst part is... it's always 2nd or 3rd generation Americans. Never 1st generation.

Goes to show you that the people there must be doing something to aggravate them. It's definitely the locals fault (will not specify what their race or religion is predominantly).

You never saw this in the 70s, 80s, or even 90s. 100% it's their instigation. Poke a stick at a bear and it will attack eventually.

[DaZahroJaam.]

first generations are not easily brainwashed and don't identify themselves as americans.

[Khostai]

They said that he was born in Afghanistan lived in Pakistan and naturalized in USA....Seems 1ste generation to me.

[Elite Pakhtun]

In this case, and the woman in San Bernardino were both 1st generation. But vast majority of the attacks were by local born and bred.

Also, I meant more that the more recent generation has seen people resort to attacks, whereas this was not seen in the previous generations. I did say 1st generation, and I do think those born are probably victims of more attacks and hate whereas the 1st gens may perhaps be mentally prepared for racism beforehand. It's still clear that 1st gens are less likely to conduct acts of vandalism/terrorism like this than born and bred.