Re:Theresa May says the internet must now be regulated after...
by krona on Sunday June 04, 2017 @10:21AM
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"Islam will rule the world soon" and "death to the homosexuals" are not radical ideas in Muslim communities, and certainly aren't sufficient to incite anyone in the legal sense.
Radicalization takes place within an atmosphere of complicity, which is part of the problem, but hardly the root cause.
On the other hand, teaching young impressionable men how to make a bomb designed specifically to kill people, and to give them the mens rea, motive and encouragement is radicalization.
"Freedom" of religion is not understood properly today.