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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]Disenfranchised people may be drawn into extremist groups because of political, economic and/or social disparity. [/b]Bombings and anti-Islamic rhetoric only feed into that.

If I were to propose a method to reduce the threat I would look  at oil. In particular the Black Oil Market. As long as counties like Turkey accept black market oil from terrorist groups terrorism will be funded. [/quote]

This, this, this!!!!

Politically and economically disenfranchised young people are VERY vulnerable to being drawn into extremist groups, or sometimes, as in Sandy Hook, acting out on their own.
Take a look at the kind of people who join white supremacist groups, or Incels, and other fringe types here in the U.S.
The all have some kind of political or social rhetoric, just like the Islamic extremists, but it really comes down to economics and disenfranchisement. 
The difference is, Stormfront types know that they would be squashed in an instant if they actually tried to pull any sh*t. 
Different situation in the Middle East.   [/quote]

Thank you!  I said something similar last week in a different thread!  You were more eloquent.[/quote]

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