 What the Nazi era can teach us about deradicalizing extremists There is something powerful lurking behind the message of ISIS. More than 3,400 people from the West have left their homes to live in a war zone, and there is debate about how to dereadicalize them.Commentsview comments in forum You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Maryam Namazie, a human rights activist, says the Western media should discuss and try to combat ISIS as a fascist movement instead of an Islamic one.
"It's sort of portrayed as what people want in the Middle East, North Africa or South Asia and it?s important to show how this movement actually makes inroads by limiting people's rights and by slaughtering people,? Namazie said in an interview.
"It's no longer about the belief, it's about power."
Interesting.
Maryam Namazie, a human rights activist, says the Western media should discuss and try to combat ISIS as a fascist movement instead of an Islamic one.
Why lie?
Nazism was a fascist movement based on race and ISIS is a fascist movement based on religion.
No sense lying to ourselves.
I didn't write that quote.
No shit, read the quote....
1. First, bomb them into the stone age.
2. Then require their unconditional surrender and kill every last one of the bastards who won't agree to that.
3. Execute their leaders to make sure the movement doesn't arise again.
4. Ban their propaganda materials and imprison anyone who tries to proselytize from them.
5. But first find the balls and the resolve to do all of the above.
I didn't write that quote.
No shit, read the quote....
You put his name around it. Don't be a pretentious ass unless you know how to do it right.
I didn't write that quote.
No shit, read the quote....
You put his name around it. Don't be a pretentious ass unless you know how to do it right.
No need for you and Caleb to get all pissy. The text within clarifying exactly who stated it.
I didn't write that quote.
No shit, read the quote....
You put his name around it. Don't be a pretentious ass unless you know how to do it right.
He is quite good at being a pretentious ass.
He is quite good at being a pretentious ass.
Which actually changes nothing about the quote in question.
It's just more bullshit written by a Muslim apologist, and should be discarded out of hand.
1. First, bomb them into the stone age.
2. Then require their unconditional surrender and kill every last one of the bastards who won't agree to that.
3. Execute their leaders to make sure the movement doesn't arise again.
4. Ban their propaganda materials and imprison anyone who tries to proselytize from them.
5. But first find the balls and the resolve to do all of the above.
Making complete sense on a Monday ...
He is quite good at being a pretentious ass.
We resort to name calling because of the quote function....and I'm the pretentious ass?
Want to get back on topic or do you want to continue to debate semantics and general douchbaggery?
He is quite good at being a pretentious ass.
We resort to name calling because of the quote function....and I'm the pretentious ass?
Want to get back on topic or do you want to continue to debate semantics and general douchbaggery?
I defer to your greater experience.
He is quite good at being a pretentious ass.
Which actually changes nothing about the quote in question.
It's just more bullshit written by a Muslim apologist, and should be discarded out of hand.
How is it apologist? "Call a spade a spade, and let's move on" is what's she's saying. ISIS has about as much to do with Islam as the Westboro Baptist have to do with Christianity.
What's getting lost is the purpose of the op to show how WWII techniques can be used to deradicalize jihadis. It's why we shouldn't automatically ban the return of jihadis to Canada (can't anyway if they are citizens) nor should be just put all of them in jail and throw away the key. Some of them could be very useful tools to prevent the radicalization of others. CSIS has made the same point.
I know a German man who was taken prisoner and put thru that de-nazification process by the Brits. Became a productive citizen, worked for the BBC for a time. The only downside is that as a pow he was fed so much lamb he can't look at the stuff anymore.