Terrorism in the US is not a problem that's about immigrants per se. For example, as you agreed last week, Dylann Roof is a terrorist.

Yes. He was a terrorist. But he was not a radical Islamic Terrorist. Can you even say those words? I bet that just like your buddy Obama, you can't.

Terrorism is a problem that's greatly about alienated young men getting radicalized, mostly by the Internet. We need to stop dividing terrorists up in Muslims who we call terrorists and troubled young men (which is what we usually call white men who commits acts of terror). Then we need to figure out how to fight their alienation and how to fight their radicalization. We're a lot more likely to find solutions when we start looking at the problem holistically.

ROFL and LOL. I am certain that you will agree with this solution then: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2015/02/18/state-department-spokeswoman-call-for-using-jobs-to-combat-terror-too-nuanced.html. The radical Islamic Terrorists are not really violent - they are just misunderstood. Is that correct?

How do you reason with an enemy whose only purpose in life is to kill you and who doesn't mind dying in the process? Not a lot of room for a holistic approach there....