What does xenophobia have in common with failed states and centers of terrorism?
Starchild, you have become a mouthpiece for the political establishment.
Re xenophobia: it’s a mistake to infer emotions from behavior. A phobia is an extreme fear, it’s an emotion.
Opposing foreigners, gays, anarchists, etc. may or may not indicate a phobia or fear of them. For example, I dislike and boycott olives, but I don’t fear them.
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What does xenophobia have in common with failed states and centers of terrorism?
Starchild, you have become a mouthpiece for the political establishment.
John,
The government based in Washington D.C. can also be described as a failed state (I presume you wouldn't call it a success!) and a center of terrorism. Therefore a concern about terror that focuses only on the threat from overseas, while ignoring an equal or greater threat from within the U.S. government itself, can properly be termed xenophobic, i.e. uniquely and irrationally afraid of "foreigners".
That's hardly the message the "political establishment" is seeking to put forth, so I believe your offensive "mouthpiece" comment is way off base.
Love & Liberty,
((( starchild )))
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