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7. I believe their prefered term for "terrorists" is Radical Islamic

Mon Nov 21, 2016, 11:53 AM

Nov 2016

The equivalency would be; Radical Christian Nazi.
Radical Christian Nazi has a certain ring to it, kinda like the sound of breaking glass.

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Okay, "Neo-Nazi" not "Alt-Right." [View all] kpete Nov 2016 OP

And NOW the NYT is "concerned." They got HITLER wrong, too. nt MADem Nov 2016 #1

So much Economic Anxiety in that article. n/t geomon666 Nov 2016 #4

of course librechik Nov 2016 #6

I believe their prefered term for "terrorists" is Radical Islamic randr Nov 2016 #7

...and not just the Illinois kind: FailureToCommunicate Nov 2016 #8

The benign term "ALT-Right" masks the KKK origins of them BumRushDaShow Nov 2016 #9