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In 2016 Americans were asked whether they agreed with the statement that “ISIS is a serious threat to the existence or survival of the United States”. 25% agreed somewhat and an additional 52% agreed strongly. In total 77% agreed with this statement. [https://www.jstor.org/stable/resrep24891.7?seq=4#metadata_info_tab_contents …]pic.twitter.com/EPLogeFjrs
Such groups are in the sense that they could cause the US to make disastrous foreign policy errors.
Presumably “are dangerous in the sense”. Yes, yes, and emphatically yes! And it is important to recognise that that is the *only* way they have of harming the US and other western democracies.
They don't actually cause policy. They may be the justification for it.
Terrorism might be a form of theater. A performance done with maximum visibility to irrationally heighten fear & anxiety; even with the minimal resources terrorists have. Which exaggerates a minority world view thru fixation. It's not a cause as much a story terrorists unfurl.
Look at: "We have to get the timeline right here. First of all, what you know today can affect what you do tomorrow but not what you did yesterday, and so we did not know at the time of the invasion that there were no stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction." - Condoleezza Rice
https://youtu.be/AdrWvZkEFmk?t=174 … With judgment like this and "changing the narrative" about certainty of WMD stockpiles, they don't need help from the outside to make disastrous errors. They'll do just fine no matter the situation in making situations worse.
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