There are different directions in which one can be radicalised, not just ISIS style radical Islam. The group don't hide they were calling for revolution, which

There are different directions in which one can be radicalised, not just ISIS style radical Islam. The group don't hide they were calling for revolution, which is pretty radical. > And what exactly has France done to fight ISIS anyway? https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coalition_internationale_en_Irak_et_en_Syrie?wprov=sfla1 https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coalition_internationale_en_Ir... (curiously the English language article doesn't mention French forces in the outline, but does in the text) Just sent an aircraft carrier, some ships and planes, and special forces. And intelligence. Contributed more than anyone outside of the US and local forces like YPG. Led one of the first coalitions that were extremely wide (including everyone from Bahrain through Belgium and Japan to Russia and China). But sure, you haven't heard about it, so they didn't do anything > I guess that's a little better than what they did in Rwanda to support the genocide there Wait, is France bad when it intervenes or when it doesn't intervene? In Rwanda they didn't "support" the genocide of course, just didn't do much to stop it after supporting the faction that commited it before.