Cohabitation, Terrorism, and Identity Politics

This chapter explores the distinctions between cohabitation and marriage, particularly regarding commitment during crises. It further critiques societal reactions to incidents like the Southport stabbing, focusing on the political narratives surrounding immigration and extremism. The discussion highlights concerns over the framing of terrorism in contemporary discourse, particularly the dismissal of Islamic extremism in favor of politically correct narratives that obscure the realities of security threats.