Studies on radicalization & comments

[OldyButGoodie]

A short article with links to the areas covered:http://digest.bps.org.uk/2014/10/the...extremism.html

Certainly interesting. As I read history, this process is not limited to a small group of close friends. Whole nations can and have made a "Risky Shift". Germany, Cambodia, Rwanda, and others. At large scales, these shifts look very much like self-determination.

Here's the question: If self determination leads to a nation or people bent on world conquest or tribal slaughter, must that self-determination be respected?