The fact that he chose a gay club is only secondary to his decision to carry on a terrorist attack, which in itself is only a byproduct of his radical islamic thinking.
It's just like in the hypercacher in Paris terrorist attack it was obvious why one of the terrorists chose jews, but it was also obvious that if it wasn't jews, it would have been others, so killing Jews was not the reason for the terrorist attack in the first place.
His prime motivation in Orlando was not to kill gays, it was to kill Americans. killing American gays, just like killing French Jews in Paris, is considered in their twisted minds like "Hitting two birds with one stone".
Or do you still believe his father statement that he was simply "angry about seeing two gay men kiss in Miami"? because that dad also stated his own support for his brothers in the Taliban.
Over a hundred gay people get shot, but it's only "secondary" that they were gay? If they hadn't been gay/jews, they wouldn't be gay/jews, so it wasn't because they were gay/jews?
So then it was only "secondary" that today's attacks were against Americans. If it wasn't Americans it would have been someone else.
They chose gay targets because their doctrine makes a big deal of homosexuals deserving death. The Koran is VERY explicit about that. Much more so than the Bible. It wasn't just convenience, I guess I find that idea offensive or something.
The Bible also condemns homosexuality, but much less harshly, and fortunately most Christians don't follow the entire Bible overly closely. For now, anyway. So sorry if I find Christianity a bit
threatening... Islam is more than a bit threatening.
Sure, #NotAllMuslims. But the condemnation of homosexuals is there in the Koran and Old Testament. It's not disrespectful to be scared of that.
(The condemnation of Jews in the Koran, too. It's... not subtle.)