But you see, with paranoids establishing the ideology, the dominant emotional theme would be hate.
Nor need they look abroad for political ideology: the Arab spring has established the Sunni sort of political Islam as a powerful, domestically based force that has emerged from the underground or from exile.
The ideology of combat had been part of the DNA of Nazism from its origin, as a movement of First World War veterans, through the years of street battles against Communists, which established the Party's reputation for violence.
Many in the clinical and public health communities cling to the established ideology that clinical illness caused by nontyphoidal Salmonella in Africa is mostly self-limited enterocolitis and that animals are a likely reservoir; and it is frequently argued that since typhoid fever is associated with a relatively low mortality rate, there is a low burden of illness (BOI).
You have to make the ideology redundant.
In fact, the circles he hosted represented the convergence of mainstream culture and radical ideology that helped establish the political basis for the principles of the French Revolution.
As Confucian teachings became established as the official ideology of the Chinese state around the beginning of the Common Era, much of the focus of these teachings came to be utilized directly in the governing of the state itself.
But, in another wing of the franchise, the shape-changing robots have been venturing into much less likely territory, exploring such weighty issues as social mobility, personal identity and various corrosive ideologies – while also establishing the world of Transformers as a homonormative society.
For now my main point is that war-on-terror hawks need to confront the downsides, rather than act as if establishing the role of "jihadi intent" or "jihadist ideology" somehow ends the debate.
Mr. Murray and Stanley Crouch, a writer who learned much from him, wrote about the greatness of jazz players not just as musicians but as men; they established a moral ideology for the music, arguing that its practitioners were beating the odds as jazz professionals instead of making more money in a funk or a rock band.
