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Celebrandil

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4. No, it doesn't make sense

Reply to boston bean (Original post)

Sun Jun 12, 2016, 06:07 PM

Jun 2016

No, it doesn't make sense, at least if you mean the organizations rather than the individuals. Islamic terrorist groups typically target ordinary people (not to say that gay people are not ordinary) with the goal of instilling fear that would affect the society as a whole. Selecting one particular subgroup is not effective. They want to target groups that that they believe as many people as possible can identify with.

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Radical islam consists of [View all] boston bean Jun 2016 OP

Waste of energy kcjohn1 Jun 2016 #1

Well, I didn't mean fight them in a war. I guess I will have to clarify. boston bean Jun 2016 #3

Mohammed is Islam, how did he change his life when he became the first Muslim? braddy Jun 2016 #2

No, it doesn't make sense Celebrandil Jun 2016 #4

Radical Islam consists of more than that. Igel Jun 2016 #5