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It would be dumb to deny Islamic radicalism doesn't exist. However you need to understand the catalysts behind the radicals.
Yes there are Christian movements that want to violently or forcefully affect people, but most of them are from first world countries. The lack of oppression, angst, and starvation from education that exists in the developing countries has huge implications in the actions of these individuals, and causes the act carried out to be followed with way more conviction. The under dog mentality.
Islam is just a category of these radicals lives that they fall back on many times because of the hardships of life there, and often times it is exaggerated to seem like the main culprit.
Yes there are Christian movements that want to violently or forcefully affect people, but most of them are from first world countries. The lack of oppression, angst, and starvation from education that exists in the developing countries has huge implications in the actions of these individuals, and causes the act carried out to be followed with way more conviction. The under dog mentality.
Islam is just a category of these radicals lives that they fall back on many times because of the hardships of life there, and often times it is exaggerated to seem like the main culprit.
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