text: I think the relationship you are referencing isn't that dissimilar to when people say something stupid like "why aren't all the non-extremist xxx ratting out their family members/congregation members when they should have known". First, I'll assume they most were just as shocked as everyone else that the event in question happened. Second, it's prudent, but not required to be the secret police turning anyone and everyone in for random suspicions.
  Christian extremism exists, it reveals itself often under the persecution complex many have. They assume their "right" to believe what they want should translate into affecting the world around them. This is america. There is no right. You are free to believe what you want, but your rights end at my bubble. This argument has been going on for a long time and 'progressive america' has moved forward on many issues. When someone gets upset on not being able to practice their discrimination they should think of this. How do you think THEY felt?