Conflicting Religion With What Is Right | Orlando Gay Club Shooter Was A Regular At the Club

The atrocities that are committed in the name of religion is mind boggling and pure inhumane.
The world is still recovering from the mass murder carried out by an Orlando native in a gay club and it has emerged that Omar Mateen was a regular at the gay club. It’s crazy how you would frequent a place that purportedly goes against your religious beliefs, and kill innocent people for heaven knows why.
To think that his father claims he was very homophobic makes the entire incident all the more bizarre. Why would you frequent a gay club when you hate gays. Sometimes you can’t help but side with Donald Trump in his accession of Moslems and Islam as a whole.
Religion in it’s entirety is flawed, committing mass murders in the name of religion is absurd.
MailOnline reports  that Omar Mateen, the gunman who murdered 49 people in a gay nightclub in Orlando early Sunday morning, was a regular at the club, patrons have said.
Mateen, who was armed with an assault rifle and handgun, entered Pulse nightclub in Orlando and opened fire, killing and injuring dozens before a SWAT team knocked down a wall of the club and shot him. But that wasn’t the first time he’d been there, The Orlando Sentinel reported.
One regular at the club said he’d seen Mateen, whose father claimed he was very homophobic, at least a dozen times there before the massacre.
‘Sometimes he would go over in the corner and sit and drink by himself,’ Ty Smith, who also uses the name Aries, told the Sentinel Monday. ‘Other times he would get so drunk he was loud and belligerent,’ he added.
Remarks that Mateen drank heavily conflict with his apparently strict adherence to his Muslim faith, including regular worship at a mosque in his home town of Port St. Lucie – where he was quiet and kept to himself.
Smith said he’d seen Mateen at Pulse ‘at least a dozen times’, joining three others who said they’d seen the shooter at the club before. ‘We didn’t really talk to him a lot, but I remember him saying things about his dad at times,’ Smith said. ‘He told us he had a wife and child.’
Mateen’s father, Seddique Mir Mateen, denied that the attack had anything to do with religion, and said his son had become enraged after seeing two men kissing in Miami months before.