Ok, I must have misunderstood you then. Mateen said his motivation was jihadi in nature and in support of ISIS's goals, and you posted that he was a good example of why you shouldn't take a criminal's words as good evidence of his motives when committing a crime. So that was why I thought you were suggesting his motive wasn't jihadism. You're right though, it would be a total de-rail to get into it.
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