Randall Terry
Where's the violence. He lost a lawsuit for infringing on the profits of abortion clinics during his non-violent protests. I guess that paves the way for lawsuits against any non-violent protests that hurt a business.
Ann Coulter
Nutty rhetoric - yes violent-no
David Duke
White supremacist - no history of violence
Bill O'Reilly
When did he even advocate violence?
Glen Beck
Conservative anti-GW wild statements...violent...don't see it.
Pat Robertson
wild rhetoric...where's the violence?
Fred Phelps (conservatives oppose him now, but their outrage at his "God Hate's Fags" demonstrations only emerged after he started targetting the funerals of soldiers killed in Iraq.)
His blatantly hateful statements and protests were criticized by Focus on the Family, Pat Robertson and through official statements by Assemblies of God, Church of God, and Southern Baptists to name a few. Those criticisms were issued back when he was protesting at funerals for gay men. Not embraced by majority of conservatives, then or now.
So if wild and hateful rhetoric is the point at which you want to call these people dangerous then I can start looking for extremist rhetoric in the pro-choice ranks and provide you with a list of dangerous people. Thanks for the clarification.