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Outsiders have taken growing offence, too, in the belief that such narrow interpretations of Sunni orthodoxy foster violent attitudes.
National Party deputy Gerardo Amarilla said the government was underestimating the risk of marijuana, which he called a "gateway drug" for other chemical addictions that foster violent crimes.
But in several places, Muslims trying to build mosques have also met resistance from communities wary of an alien culture or fearful they will foster violent radicals.
Military action in Syria could also foster violent anti-Western sentiment in Egypt, home of the Suez Canal, which carries 7% of the seaborne trade in oil.A sustained surge in the oil price would come at a very bad time for some emerging markets.
But a rising hatred of the government throughout the south has fostered violent confrontations with the police and a chaotic environment where Al Qaeda appears to be flourishing.
The fear is that Syria, the power broker in Lebanon, will sabotage an Israeli withdrawal by fostering violent attacks in southern Lebanon or into Israel.
And since the notion of "democracy promotion" has been confused with the Iraq war and regime change, let's be clear: This policy is not about transforming autocracies into democracies, fostering violent revolutions, or imposing democracy by force; it is about helping democracies succeed and pushing back against autocratic encroachments on democracy.
Not that I exempt Palestinians of their role, but by you and your ministers' own actions and policy toward the Palestinians, you are inciting hostility and ultimately fostering violent extremism.
Colorado Senator Cory Gardner echoed those concerns, saying that the continued refusal of banks to provide even basic financial services has "forced the industry to adopt an all-cash business model that fosters violent crime and puts all Coloradans at risk".
There are two basic motivations that foster such violent behaviour.
