GAO Weighs In On “Countering Violent Extremism”

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(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.

So what the study shows is that a small sect of 0.9% of the population. For illustration let's be unfair toward the Muslim population and say 10% are radicalized that equals to 0.09% of the population. So the study shows that 0.09% of the population committed 27%  of the domestic terrorist acts over the last few years.

Quote:and it isn't going to make some people happy.

Who will this not make happy? Those opposed to stricter immigration laws?

GMDino Wrote:I'm stunned

About what?