Thomas Friedman referred to the death cult as a(n)
A) indispensable way to fight overpopulation in some places.
B) revealing insight into the true face of humanity.
C) cancerous tumor that threatened to spread to even innocent Muslims.
D) fulfillment of history repeating itself from previous mass suicides to mass suicide bombings.

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Friedman described the death cult as a dangerous and spreading ideology, likening it to a "cancerous tumor" that not only affects its immediate environment but also poses a threat to innocent Muslims, indicating the harmful and pervasive nature of such extremist ideologies.

Thomas Friedman Referred to the Death Cult as A(n)