TheWhiteBull
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Not that unlikely that someone would do something for one reason and claim they were doing it to some other reason--piggybacking on a "greater" cause with more news value. I don't know the circumstance of this case. It's just that your reading of what people do doesn't hold up.
I get that people piggyback but they tend to do that to causes they can be easily connected to or identified with. Like the other American Muslim domestic terrorists who had no actual connection to Isis but were Muslim beforehand. Or black people shooting cops and linking it to Black Lives Matter, or abortion clinic bombers claiming God called them to do it. They usually have some sort of common thread with the group they utilize.