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Should I join "free speech" alternatives?
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The word implies an unhealthy and incorrect degree. Otherwise you're not radicalized, just representing an opinion.
the word radical means "from or going to a root or source."
it simply implies wanting to deal with the root cause of issues. the word you are looking for is probably "extremism"
What a word used to mean and how a word is used today aren't necessarily the same.
Not necessarily, it implies conviction and separation from the norm.
radical means arising from or going for the root.
it implies fixing things at the perceived root cause, the word you are actually looking for here is probably "extremism"