I think that's fair, but imagine if the right got into a bubble wherein anyone saying “unChristian” things or living an unChristian lifestyle was bad, and they got rewarded socially and professionally for believing that for 30 years. I could see them getting violent to “vanquish” evil. It’s happened many times in human history.
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I have a hard time seeing it, as most Christian bubbles are usually more peaceful than society at large (think Amish, etc). And the missionary and proselytizing culture usually looks to convert rather than destroy. I think the bubble matters for amplification, but the ideology is the root cause.
It's happened MANY times in history, but I agree right now they are the peaceful side but they have also been out of power for a long time and exposed to a ton of opposing views and negative feedback. They are not shook by criticism or dissent the way someone in a bubble would be.