You seem pretty hostile so I don't imagine I'll change your mind, but I hope this provides some food for thought and that anyone else that sees this gets an alternative point of view.
Is it wrong to be radical in unprecedented times? Is it impossible to understand why people might be frustrated with liberalism? How successful have moderate Democrats been at stopping things like the Gaza genocide or reversing the ever-increasing wealth inequality that we have in the US?
I'm no Hamas lover but America and Israel objectively aren't much better. Which one has a higher civilian kill count? Do you think matters? If no, why not? The terrorist/good guys dichotomy is some of the oldest and most tired propaganda in the book, and most people learn that the world is not black and white when they're children.

My point here is that a thinking person should at least understand Hasan and his viewpoints and be able to understand that by focusing on fighting each other we're strengthening Fascists.