Sentence examples for toxic ideologies from inspiring English sources

Toxic ideologies express and reinforce responses to social conflict that are generically human.

As fellow students of the human mind, Dr. Lifton and I might agree that the causes of violence lie not so much in the machinery of killing as in the psychology of killers: in the balance between tribalism, vengeance, sadism, amoral predation and toxic ideologies on the one hand, and compassion, self-control, fairness and reason on the other.

But then it was back to business as usual, with Stewart admitting the Daily Show team had spent the majority of the day "in shock and grief … but also searching for a segue, back into a programme such as this … We believe that we have found it: it's a story that combines the difficulty of ridding society of these types of persistent, toxic ideologies … with a creature that has four stomachs".

It's all nonsense, of course, the overheated product of the free-floating pathologies informing each new lunatic claim that shapes the alt-right's toxic ideologies.

Together we will protect communities against extremism and defeat this toxic ideology".

If defeating Trump means voting for Clinton – and it does – defeating the toxic ideology that surrounds him means she needs to take these movements' advice seriously.

The president believes, as do I, that, in the end, we cannot defeat Al Qaeda and its toxic ideology without improving and stabilizing the security situation in Afghanistan.

As we were in the last century, we are up against a toxic ideology with global aspirations -- not Communism in this case, but an ideology that feeds on Arab grievances and a malignant version of Islam.

Across the bulge of the northern part of sub-Saharan Africa there are huge challenges now from well-armed and financed terrorists groups that have imported this toxic ideology from the Middle East.

He broke it down into three segments: a large homegrown problem of potentially violent extremists in the UK – most of them British – about 3,000 in number; members of Daesh (Islamic State) in the conflict zones of Syria and Iraq trying to incite terror plots against the UK; and Daesh trying to spread its "toxic ideology" and promote terrorism online.

Although the Austrian government is a member of an intergovernmental taskforce dedicated to promoting memory of the Holocaust and its grim lessons worldwide, at home it cannot even convince its own population to stay away from the suit-wearing inheritors of Hitler's toxic ideology.