> At this point counter rationales for x, y and z must be presented to excuse the suggestion of terrorism when there is none. That's not going to happen. Shou

> At this point counter rationales for x, y and z must be presented to excuse the suggestion of terrorism when there is none. That's not going to happen. Should someone be wrongly excluded from the list (they turn out to indeed be an evil terrorist), then the bureaucrat who excluded them will lose their job (lots of yelling, angry meetings, uncomfortable situations, guilt, etc.) They don't want to lose their job, so no one gets excluded.