01-13-2015, 08:52 AM
I think that the extreme terrorist groups target the un-educated young population of various countries. They also target the vulnerable that may have had a family member killed or people they know that were close that were killed. As more are killed more lean towards the "cause" over the years the ones that were 8-12 years old and have seen family members killed not knowing the reasoning behind their death but just knowing they died at the hands of the any western devils.
Their educational levels are at a 3rd grade level and emotion begins to play an ever enveloping roll in their lives. They see their brothers signed on and hear the stories of their cause and want to be part of the movement, any movement no matter how radical, once a person kills it becomes easier to do without moral intervention. They are not killing because its bad but because it is the "right" thing to do in their misunderstanding of righteous deeds.
Thus the ranks of the death squads grow filled with young impressionable servants that are directed safely from behind the steel curtain. The only way I can see of squashing this is to go to the younger generation and try and change the mindset before it becomes sour, and that takes years to do. It needs to start from within and from the good Muslims that are not filled with hate. But they are scared and until they band together and come up with something more attractive than the Daesh have to offer times will remain on edge.
Their educational levels are at a 3rd grade level and emotion begins to play an ever enveloping roll in their lives. They see their brothers signed on and hear the stories of their cause and want to be part of the movement, any movement no matter how radical, once a person kills it becomes easier to do without moral intervention. They are not killing because its bad but because it is the "right" thing to do in their misunderstanding of righteous deeds.
Thus the ranks of the death squads grow filled with young impressionable servants that are directed safely from behind the steel curtain. The only way I can see of squashing this is to go to the younger generation and try and change the mindset before it becomes sour, and that takes years to do. It needs to start from within and from the good Muslims that are not filled with hate. But they are scared and until they band together and come up with something more attractive than the Daesh have to offer times will remain on edge.
He ain't heavy, he's my brother.