Liberals ignore the obvious causes of Islamic terror and use it to push their own agenda

Washington Post:
This might be the most controversial theory for what’s behind the rise of Islamic State

Economist Thomas Piketty argues that inequality is a major driver of Middle Eastern terrorism, and that Western nations have themselves largely to blame for that inequality.
If he were really adept at finding the cause of inequality he would focus on liberalism.  The US would be a good source for research since its laboratories of democracy have demonstrated that inequality is greatest in blue states run by liberal Democrats and it is least in red states run by Republicans.

Just as globo warmers project their beliefs on radical Islam being caused by "climate change" Piketty is projecting his own prejudice on them too.  The real cause of radical Islam is Islamic religious bigotry.  That is the underlying cause of their mass murder for Allah operations.  Their anger is directed toward all who reject the weird religious views of radical Islam.  You just have to be a liberal to ignore something so obvious.

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