The Taliban and ISIS have allegedly declared a Jihad on each other?
While I (gasp) find myself agreeing with you, for the most part, I still wonder where those in charge of protecting the citizens of the United States (or should I say perhaps "occupants " of the United States) from foreign enemies - and domestic enemies - draw the line? Should they wait until the American citizen (or "occupant") actually kills people and/or blows things up, or should they stop them at some point? I mean, I can see your point that, at this point, the authorities are engaging in speculation about "thought crimes," but at some point these folks are either going to go overseas to get trained, maybe get a little killing experience, then they'll "come home" to the good 'ole USA to continue their jihad over here, or they'll just get some good ideas from the various jihadi internet training videos and skip the middle east trip altogether. I mean, I'm certain there is a "correct" answer to the question, but is it evident to the FBI agent or intel analyst who is serious about protecting US occupants from terror acts fomented by foreign terrorists?
