The counter-subversion thinking of this earlier period undermined civil liberties and had a problematic influence on counter-terrorism policy; they risked repressing those engaged in legitimate political activity, while misunderstanding those who present a genuine threat of violence.
In the Doctrine of Virtue, he noted that while it may be natural to feel shamed at being made a beneficiary, this shame is not rationally justified, and results from a misunderstanding of the legitimate sources of one's moral worth (Smit and Timmons 2011).
Joseph A. Tate, Mr. Tafur-Dominguez's lawyer in Philadelphia, called the charges baseless and said they stemmed from a misunderstanding rooted in a legitimate financial transaction his client had undertaken on behalf of his mother, Solita Dominguez.
At the time, there was debate over the perceived frivolity of such a procedure for a felon, which enhances misunderstanding and taints the legitimate discourse over all queer issues.
This is a misunderstanding as there are no "fully legitimate" nuclear powers.
Then the city, in a legitimate rush to recover and get back to business, allowed misunderstandings to continue.
We should all take care to examine critically the so-called restrictions brought about by the HRA and consider where the misunderstanding truly lies before condemning a constitutional instrument that has provided legitimate comfort to so many.
"The bigger worry is that he has a fundamental misunderstanding of the separation of church and state and of the legitimate role of religion in public life," Mr. Lynn said.
The call for "conversation" as the solution then reinforces this idea that the legitimate problems with law enforcement vocalized by minority communities are really all just one big misunderstanding.
So the money changers were actually a legitimate service of the Temple, helping people fulfill their religious duties — not whatever debased slur has entered into popular, ignorant misunderstanding".
