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	<title>Comments on: Terrorism doesn&#8217;t just happen because a group of people decide to hate us</title>
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		<title>By: erik</title>
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		<description>This is an intersting topic, and although Greg Mortenson brings a unique (and unparraleled) experience to bear on the issue, the existing data doesn&#039;t indicate a causal link between &quot;lack of opportunities&quot; and terrorism.  Indeed, according to a study conducted by Krueger and Maleckoa, that the average education level of terrorists is actually quite high compared to the average citizen.  

I realize that Mortenson could also be talking about opportunities in a more macro sense; that is, while education isn&#039;t a factor, having access to a future through plausible employment opportunities in certain areas could breed discouragement (nihilism) and terrorism.  Even with that caveat, however, that wouldn&#039;t explain terrorism in wide swaths where they are present.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is an intersting topic, and although Greg Mortenson brings a unique (and unparraleled) experience to bear on the issue, the existing data doesn&#8217;t indicate a causal link between &#8220;lack of opportunities&#8221; and terrorism.  Indeed, according to a study conducted by Krueger and Maleckoa, that the average education level of terrorists is actually quite high compared to the average citizen.  </p>
<p>I realize that Mortenson could also be talking about opportunities in a more macro sense; that is, while education isn&#8217;t a factor, having access to a future through plausible employment opportunities in certain areas could breed discouragement (nihilism) and terrorism.  Even with that caveat, however, that wouldn&#8217;t explain terrorism in wide swaths where they are present.</p>
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