USFREEDOM911
MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN
Nope. Unfortunately, you ran from my question. Your scenario was the "gotcha" - not mine.
You tried to simplify an established psychological concept to fit your ideology. Are there radical groups actively trying to recruit Trump supporters who feel marginalized? How else do Trump supporters feel marginalized...are there aspects of poverty and socialization that are involved? What other motivation was there for a Trump supporter to explode a bomb and commit violence? And so on.
Again: do you disagree w/ the established psychological premise that marginalization is connected to radicalization? If you don't agree, why not - and can you back that up with any other established psychological principles?
C'mon, USF. Show me that you have a glimmer of intelligence, and try to discuss this topic with genuine thought, instead of your usual puerile & lame "gotcha" attempts.
And you still continue to run. LOL
Are you trying to say that "poverty and socialization" are the only reasons that people might feel "marginalization" and thereby become "radicalized"?
