We use words to invoke certain images of the same things. i.e. "radical extremists" or "freedom fighters"
another might be "lying mass murdering bastard" or
"Mr. President"- do we get it yet?
Anything that stands as "anti-antidisestablishmentarianism" falls under American media definition as Radicals or Terrorists and the like. Basically, if you exercise the freedoms we are supposed to have you are crazy and can't be trusted. Hmmm........
Probably wearing a towel on your head makes you a terrorist- even if you just came out of the shower and are a Catholic.
Don't believe "everything" you read or see, If you weren't there, you don't know,
Cause you can't even trust the media here- My Dad sai...

We use words to invoke certain images of the same things. i.e. "radical extremists" or "freedom fighters"
another might be "lying mass murdering bastard" or
"Mr. President"- do we get it yet?
Anything that stands as "anti-antidisestablishmentarianism" falls under American media definition as Radicals or Terrorists and the like. Basically, if you exercise the freedoms we are supposed to have you are crazy and can't be trusted. Hmmm........
Probably wearing a towel on your head makes you a terrorist- even if you just came out of the shower and are a Catholic.
Don't believe "everything" you read or see, If you weren't there, you don't know,
Cause you can't even trust the media here- My Dad said that, and he retired after 30 years as a reporter for a huge paper in Ohio.

radical
adj
1 concerning or relating to the basic nature or root of something; fundamental; intrinsic.
2 far-reaching; thoroughgoing • radical changes.
3 in favour of or tending to produce thoroughgoing or extreme political and social reforms.
4 relating to a political group or party in favour of extreme reforms.
5 medicine said of treatment: with the purpose of removing the source of a disease • radical surgery.
6 bot from or relating to the root of a plant.
7 math relating to the root of a number.
8 linguistics relating to the roots of words.
9 slang fine, excellent; radically and admirably up to date. Often shortened to rad (see r...

radical
adj
1 concerning or relating to the basic nature or root of something; fundamental; intrinsic.
2 far-reaching; thoroughgoing • radical changes.
3 in favour of or tending to produce thoroughgoing or extreme political and social reforms.
4 relating to a political group or party in favour of extreme reforms.
5 medicine said of treatment: with the purpose of removing the source of a disease • radical surgery.
6 bot from or relating to the root of a plant.
7 math relating to the root of a number.
8 linguistics relating to the roots of words.
9 slang fine, excellent; radically and admirably up to date. Often shortened to rad (see rad1 adj).

noun
1 a root or basis in any sense.
2 someone who is a member of a radical political group, or who holds radical political views.
3 chem within a molecule: a group of atoms which remains unchanged during a series of chemical reactions, but is normally incapable of independent existence • free radical.
4 math the root of a number, usually denoted by the radical sign..
5 linguistics the root of a word.

ETYMOLOGY: from Latin radicalis, from radix root.

(Chambers 21st Century Dictionary)