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Moderator Roberts asserts that “Extremism is a relative judgment.” Blazak and Horan agree. Horan adds that people holding radical views “is a sign of a very healthy, functioning, democratic society. We’re not really trying to prevent radicalization per se: we’re trying to prevent a particular kind of radicalization from taking root…”
As long as it’s not anti-gay, Talk Radio and Tea Parties (two places where White Supremacist rhetoric is used a lot, according to Blazak) (Glen Beck is of particular concern), people opposed to illegal immigration or in favor of gun rights, and anti-government types (especially on the internet), which are the areas where Blazak finds the greatest concern for breeding terrorists. He mentions Islamic terror only as an equivalent to Christian terror.
Roberts reminds us of Christian, veteran, and White Supremacist terrorist Timothy McVeigh.
The lady professor from Islamabad finds injustice and lack of opportunity as a major source of terror in Pakistan. She believes that “you cannot identify terrorism with any religion.” Islam is not germane to their discussion.
No mention of Fort Hood. The Christmas Day Bomber is not directly discussed in any significant way: their discussion is “in the context of” Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, not about him. His name is never mentioned.
This is how the Left morphs Civil Rights activism and their political agenda into the War on Terror.
Hate Crime = Terror.