They have never grasped the dynamic of bigotry north of the border, which tends to exert itself through "legitimate" organisations like the Orange Order than fascist fringe groups.
According to the great German sociologist Max Weber, states are institutions that exert a monopoly over the legitimate means of violence in a given territory.
After building alliances with these groups and forming a united public opinion, Tehran then assists them in becoming political realities in those nations in order to exert its influence through the "legitimate" political institutions of that country.
When the proponent of public reason states that political or moral rules must be publicly justifiably to be legitimate, she does not exert power or coercion over anyone, she merely states a condition that any purportedly legitimate exercises of power or coercion must meet to be legitimate.
Stein's campaign argued that she wasn't pandering to anti-vaxxers in that interview and that she was just trying to say Americans have legitimate concerns "that the pharmaceutical industry exerts undue influence in our regulatory institutions".
But when people think that America's unique role in the world is basically legitimate, that power becomes less costly to exert and to sustain.
Nevertheless, based on our present findings, it is entirely legitimate to speculate that this polymorphic α2B-AR will exert enhanced feedback inhibition of CA release, if present in human adrenal chromaffin cells or wherever in the CNS and in peripheral sympathetic nerve terminals it is expressed in humans in vivo.
There's legitimate debate over just how much control big companies should exert over the publicity of their own shortcomings, but generally speaking in the interest of protecting users the convention tends to be adhered to.
Moreover, there may be a conflation of individuals who are prone to violence because of childhood experience, peer cultures that exert peer pressure to commit violence, and social norms within the gender regimes, which legitimate violence.
