-GoldCoast- wrote Dude the US seriously did not care about Rwanda..
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I have also watched and studied about the genocide, And they could of helped but they choose not too.

The Guardian is shamelessly bias and they even say so in their description.
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Idk how people could ignore other people in need...

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Woodkid wrote The collateral damage is needless in this case though because there are 1.6 billion Muslims in the world.
Even if only half of them started to support reform it would easily overwhelm the extremist minority.
Like I said, this wouldn't be an instantaneous change, but I think it would provide longer lasting peace than just 10 years.

Do you see this reform you speak of happening anytime in the near future?

I've actually changed my opinion on this quite drastically since I posted what I said above.
Professor Robert Pape at Chicago University studied every suicide terrorist attack between 1980 and 2005, which was 315 cases, and came to the conclusion that there is little connection between suicide terrorism and Islamic extremism. He said that they instead had a secular goal to remove military powers from their perceived homelands.

"At bottom, suicide terrorism is a strategy for national liberation from foreign military occupation by a democratic state."

So while I don't think that bombing works, my reform Islam solution almost certainly wouldn't work.
In truth, I really don't know what we could do to make ISIS stop.

tbh i hate terrorism, religion is fine, but in some cases its used as a weapan,wtf. ISIS is the main problem atm, they hacked into military shit and found all the people in the army's addresses and there names, phone numbers etc... WW3 is on the way...