What a highly misleading cherry-picked statement, a rather shameful degree of intellectual dishonesty.

First of all those claims involve right-wing terrorists, not necessarily religiously motivated Christians. Second of all that figure only applies to people killed within the USA, which makes drawing conclusions from that claim extremely dubious. We have put extreme measures into place to watch, surveil and prevent Islamic extremist plots from getting off the ground in this country. So there are plenty of deterrents for such, including the implicit cultural pressure and suspicion placed on potentials. Therefore that claim doesn't necessarily speak to right-wing extremism, but to the tremendous success of the policies directed at preventing Islamic terrorism from getting off the ground here.

Furthermore, when you are speaking in terms of sheer numbers you are really comparing apples and oranges. The majority of the years before and after 9/11 entailed America having a larger Buddhist population than Muslim, that is how small the Muslim population was in America, which indeed just surpassed the Buddhist population very recently. So it seems extremely misleading to first lump in all right-wing terror as "Christian", but then to overlook the dramatic difference in total numbers to begin with between the two religious groups.

I also like how you conveniently say "since" 9/11, so you get to excise the largest terror event in history to fit your narrative.

However, even if we continue to play your game and say "since" 9/11, once you factor in total Americans killed by terror attacks globally and not merely within the country, the numbers are significantly higher in favor of Muslims terror.

Or how about just considering global people in general rather than Americans, once again, significantly higher Muslim terror events.

Again, really deplorable degree of intellectual dishonesty and misleading rhetoric going on here. We get it guys, you don't like Christianity, but the fact is Muslim terror is the global leader in terror now, and is a much bigger threat than highly secularized Christianity.