In fairness, I'm sure @gcaw has also yet to speak to anybody who wasn't motivated by soccer club camaraderie on some level. :)
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in first case causality, in 2nd (possibly) correlation
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Agreed. I think there's something to be said for the "camaraderie", "identity" and "sense of belonging" pts.,
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and even grant some significantly problematic Western foreign policy, but none of the above *caused* jihad.
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indeed
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@rcallimachi’s work is both invaluable and enlightening.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@gcaw@rcallimachi@POLITICOMag trolling at a PhD level -
yeah I really wish Sam was less proactive in his trolling sometimes.
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@SamHarrisOrg religion is a problem but according to this article it also may provide a way out of radicalizationpic.twitter.com/LOEuQyxeTY
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@SamHarrisOrg many who became radicalized similarly to@MaajidNawaz seem to have found a ways out a similar waypic.twitter.com/psNjQvWIQ8
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Aged 8 I ask my dad is there such a thing as god "no don't be silly" he replied. I felt embarrassed asking such a stupid thing
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Surprisingly lazy and out of context. Isn't
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6) keep up the great work. I'm going to be donating on Patreon soon b/c e youre 1 of most important thinkers on the planet.
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Working to stop radicalization and helping to reform Islam is where it's at. A la
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Does he say that they aren't religiously motivated? My take was: they are drawn to particular ideology for underlying reasons.
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ie. a devout Muslim with a pre-existing interpretation less susceptible than someone less devout desperate for meaning/purpose
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And if that interpretation is a Salafi type interpretation?
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If they aren't already a Jihadist, I'd say they are unlikely to spontaneously become one overnight.
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So what % of IS's 6000 odd Tunisian fighters u think haven't read Qutb or believe in the Mahdi?pic.twitter.com/AmGNcGIHEg
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Or aren't at least drenched in ideas of caliphate, martyrdom, paradise etc.
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I'm not sure what you're asking me...
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What % of all those ME frgn fighters aren't overly devout?
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