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A lot of people think that. Just a tiiiiny problem: the hijackers didn't think that. They were jihadis.
by boxed 2y ago
A lot of people think that. Just a tiiiiny problem: the hijackers didn't think that. They were jihadis.
- olelele 2y agoAnd the reason for anti-American jihad?
- boxed 2y ago...in the 1700s. It's older than America. Jihadis want nothing else than 100% global sharia law/kalifate. The hate of America is because America is winning and they are losing. Don't be confused. We do NOT want to placate Jihadis. They are worse than the Nazis.
- cess11 2y agobin Laden and al-Qaida talked a lot about their motivations. For one it was disgusting to them that the house of Saud bowed and scraped for the crusaders in Washington, and so was the rather arbitrary abuse of Afghanistan. They also were under the delusion that the US was a democracy, and hence the general population could be held responsible for the actions of its leaders. Understandable if they had mainly been exposed to US/Occidental state propaganda. Today I don't think anyone would be inclined to hold such a belief.
- lazyasciiart 2y agoPeople are arguing that right here in this thread - that Musks vandalism represents the will of the majority of America.
- cess11 2y agoA highly suspicious opinion since he is unelected.