And this is better than "Islamofascist" because ...? Note that "Islamist" actually more firmly implies that the problem is with being Islamic in general, while "Islamofascist" at least selects only a subset of Muslims.
I've variously used both terms, and also "jihadist," to describe the real-world entity.
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Date: 2013-04-17 06:16 am (UTC)I've variously used both terms, and also "jihadist," to describe the real-world entity.