> Though I agree that we have to bridge the gap. The us vs. them rhetoric is toxic. Indeed. However, it is "Western culture vs ISIS". The other part is that it

> Though I agree that we have to bridge the gap. The us vs. them rhetoric is toxic. Indeed. However, it is "Western culture vs ISIS". The other part is that it's also "Other Muslims vs ISIS" along with "Muslim countries vs ISIS". ISIS dictates that they are indeed bent for world domination, as much absurd as that seems. But ISIS acts like Anonymous with a country. Yeah, you can nuke the land and kill millions of people. But they're still going to be in Europe, North America, Asia, and everywhere else... and the extreme tactics will only encourage more to join the cause.