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Subscriber OnlyOpinionJustin FoxStop Telling Me How Dangerous My Bathtub IsComparing accidental deaths to terrorism is a mistake.What lies beneath. Photographer: Alexander Hassenstein/Getty ImagesByJustin Fox+FollowFebruary 14, 2017, 6:19 PM UTCLast week, Financial Times columnist Janan Ganesh opined on what he called the “bathtub fallacy,” a common and in his view counterproductive liberal response to fears of terrorism:Sure enough, a couple of days later, there was Nicholas Kristof in the New York Times, making Ganesh’s point for him: