The only way to change that mindset is to defeat the radicals, which I am not sure is possible as they have integrated into many different societies. I think this spurs the fear of them. There is no way of knowing who has been radicalized of the ones that live within our communities.
You can kill a nation, but you cannot kill an idea.
Sounds like we agree here. It's a very tough situation. We don't agree often, but like Taint said, it's similar to gun violence. We're talking a minute amount of crazies that have a very large impact. Honestly, the number of people that are killed in these mass murders is a very,very small number in the scheme of things, but these people were much more than numbers to their families whether they were killed by a crazy white dude with a bunch of guns or a radicalized Islam.