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| − | {{quotebox|When one feels oppressed and alienated from society, this creates a sense of anger and hopelessness. Thus, such people are easy prey for an "ideology" that enables people to vent their anger and hate through violent means as an ennobled, higher calling. In other words, violence is elevated to a sacred duty. It clears one conscience from having any guilt ... [http://reveillez.blogspot.com/2008/03/important-article-appears-today-in.html] }} | + | {{quotebox|When one feels oppressed and alienated from society, this creates a sense of anger and [[hopelessness]]. Thus, such people are easy prey for an "[[ideology]]" that enables people to vent their anger and hate through violent means as an ennobled, higher calling. In other words, [[violence]] is elevated to a sacred duty. It clears one conscience from having any guilt ... [http://reveillez.blogspot.com/2008/03/important-article-appears-today-in.html] }} |
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Latest revision as of 19:35, December 5, 2020
When one feels oppressed and alienated from society, this creates a sense of anger and hopelessness. Thus, such people are easy prey for an "ideology" that enables people to vent their anger and hate through violent means as an ennobled, higher calling. In other words, violence is elevated to a sacred duty. It clears one conscience from having any guilt ... [1]