Indeed, one single disaffected, lone wolf young man does not represent a society. Everyone, no matter what their feelings about mass immigration, Islam, etc. is horrified at mass murder, there is nothing political about that, trying to recuperate this tragedy for political purposes is disgraceful.

Particularly after decades of brushing off people's anxiety about terrorism FROM disaffected MUSLIM youths as "hysteria and cowardice", "you have a better chance of getting killed slipping in your bathtub as getting killed in a terrorist attack",  and excusing them as society's fault for not being inclusive enough.

Muslims have no reason to feel more fearful about terrorism than mainstream westerners, they are very safe, and the chances of such a crime occurring again are very slim.

And the idea that Bissonnette got "permission" from Trump is ridiculous. He was under no illusion he had social support, he acted on impulse and immediately regretted it and turned himself in.