Why do you think this is?

We know that people who are undergo psychotic breaks tend to do so in very late adolescence or early adult hood. Without any evidence as to particular individuals who have committed violent actions from Columbine to Jihad, it seems to me that they sound as though they are going through such breaks or are just psychopaths. So here comes the question, if you can agree with the premise above: Why are these folks attracted to radical Islam as opposed to other groups or are they?

I don´t think it is.

http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2013/05/muslims-only-carried-out-2-5-percent-of-terrorist-attacks-on-u-s-soil-between-1970-and-2012.html

Lady Otter Latté wrote:I don´t think it is.

http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2013/05/muslims-only-carried-out-2-5-percent-of-terrorist-attacks-on-u-s-soil-between-1970-and-2012.html

Thanks for the info but it is somewhat dated given the geopolitics afoot. A more accurate view would be after we first meddled in the middle east militarily. Say from George Bush forward.

You find the stats to back up your claim. You don´t get to make stuff up, throw it out there and ask people to do your research for you.
If we are all just going to take our own wild guess, mine is no, not all (or even most) psychopaths are drawn to radical Islam.

This topic doesn't smell right. I don't like it.