TRIGGERnometry Why They'll Never Be Honest About Islamist Violence - Konstantin Kisin
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Oct 6, 2025 In a compelling discussion, Konstantin Kisin tackles media bias surrounding Islamist violence. He raises the provocative question of why elites refuse to connect Islamism with Islam. Using a green apple analogy, he illustrates how acknowledging a dangerous minority threatens prevailing narratives. Kisin argues that this misguided consensus prevents responsibility and fuels misunderstanding. The interplay of media, politics, and public perception creates a complex landscape that leaves many questions unanswered.
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Why Elites Deny Islamist Links
- Konstantin Kisin argues elites insist all Muslims are identical to avoid admitting a problem tied to Islamist ideology.
- He compares this to ignoring toxic green apples to avoid responsibility for public safety.
Apple Analogy For Targeted Threats
- Kisin uses an apple analogy to show how treating all members of a group the same prevents solving a targeted threat.
- He explains public-health-style targeted measures would better protect people than blanket denial.
Responsibility And Political Incentives
- Kisin highlights hypocrisy where prior policies and rhetoric created the risk now being denied.
- He contends authorities scapegoat critics while resisting measures that could reduce violence.