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It's also hard to imagine how such killing doesn't simply fertilize the soil of radicalization.
by acjohnson55 11y ago
It's also hard to imagine how such killing doesn't simply fertilize the soil of radicalization.
- omginternets 11y agoIt's also hard to imagine how not killing doesn't facilitate the vile activities of daesh. I swear this is the late 1930's all over again. "Surely Herr Hitler will get tired of invading countries before he gets to France. Surely military action will only anger him more..."
- vezzy-fnord 11y agoISIS and the NSDAP are not even close to being similar geopolitical entities.
- csallen 11y agoThe purpose of analogy is not to say that two things are similar in every way.
- vezzy-fnord 11y agoExcept the two groups are starkly different in every way but irredentist and domineering ideology that the analogy is useless.
- csallen 11y agoYou're still missing the point. An analogy is not meant to show that two things are similar. Therefore responding by saying that they are, in fact, different doesn't refute anything.
- omginternets 11y agoCsallen is right: the point of the metaphor is that we're currently engaged in a knee-jerk pacifist reduction, and that it's not the first time we (the French) have done that in recent history. You can tell me we learned our lesson during WWII, but that's just a proclamation of faith.
- themetrician 11y agoCry me a river about the 6 trillion Jews but please don't mention the 10 million Ukrainians that Jewish Commissar Genrikh Yagoda killed, because that would not be PC and it makes the Jews uncomfortable.
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