> That potentially covers any and all of homophobia, sexism, support for Rangers FC, signing up for the Army, animal rights, etc. individuals wanting to commit

> That potentially covers any and all of homophobia, sexism, support for Rangers FC, signing up for the Army, animal rights, etc. individuals wanting to commit violent acts can arguably belong to any set of beliefs, it's the extent of their beliefs and the specific belief that violence is needed to implement their vision that is the problem being discussed (imo). I think Islamic fundamentalism and white supremacism are specifically called out because they are the most visible current threats. In case you were being serious, the BBC broadcast clearly falls under journalistic protection. An individual recreating the speech would likely be tried for hate speech.