Trading In Hate
The massacre in Norway in July 2011 and the recent attack on a Sikh temple in Wisconsin were the work of right-wing extremists who sought to remake the world in their neo-Nazi image. But it would be simplistic to believe that our leaders do not add fuel to the fire of hatred, even if their chauvinism is more "civilized."
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NEW YORK – The massacre in Norway in July 2011 and the recent attack on a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, were the work of right-wing extremists who sought to remake the world in their neo-Nazi image. Likewise, the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, were the work of Islamist extremists who view other religions and cultures as a threat. But it would be simplistic to believe that our leaders do not add fuel to the fire of hatred, even if their chauvinism takes a more “civilized” form.