04-23-2017, 05:44 PM
(04-23-2017, 05:27 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: That wasn't a part of the study. But that is a valid concern. I mean, both sides are over-representative of their portion of the population. Non-Hispanic white, conservative, likely male, that doesn't equal up to 73% of the population, either. If we are really going to get into demographics, might as well go whole hog.
But this wasn't looking that deep.
Raw numbers or not, is not the point to give pause over how countering violent extremism can be improved? Review what is, and isn't, working? And by "working", I'm specifically looking at the impact on our country along with all innocent citizens of the affected countries. Another Pandora's Box, or just digging further into the same one we opened in Iraq? Or do we even dare look further back into history where we keep committing the same mistakes?
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