I don't think its that easy.
Also your argument that those oppressive regimes are acting in the name of Islam because they say so is such a poor argument.
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I don't think its that easy.
Also your argument that those oppressive regimes are acting in the name of Islam because they say so is such a poor argument.
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I don't see it that way. It's as if every other post from you would be like, "Americans invading Iraq for WMDs was a scam!" Five years of it gets to be a bit tiresome, whether or not you agree with the statement.
You need a new schtick. The old one is getting too ripe. Even Yakov Smirnov had to cut it out with the "In Russia, party finds you!" jokes.
Its decentralized nature is either one of its elegant strikes of genius or the seeds of its great downfall, if not both.
I look at religions organically, as I do urban legends. They need conditions in the society in which they are raised to propagate. They struggle in a survival-of-the-fittest realm. Gnosticsm loses out to Christianity not unlike Neanderthals to homo sapiens.
But time and context changes. There are things about Islam that have made it prosper. But there are other reasons to believe it could have seeds of its own demise buried in its DNA based on how it's coming to fit, or not, in modern society.
But oppressive regimes seem to give rise to extremist movements, much to the peril of said regimes. Take the birth of the Muslim Brotherhood of Egypt.
I think you're mixing the two. Extremism and the oppressive regimes may have similar tactics in some ways, but they are diametrically opposed in others. And there's no way you could attribute the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood to a lack of structure in Egypt's governmental crackdowns...
Islamic extremism has become the new communism in a lot of ways.
You need a new schtick. The old one is getting too ripe. Even Yakov Smirnov had to cut it out with the "In Russia, party finds you!" jokes.
Its decentralized nature is either one of its elegant strikes of genius or the seeds of its great downfall, if not both.
I look at religions organically, as I do urban legends. They need conditions in the society in which they are raised to propagate. They struggle in a survival-of-the-fittest realm. Gnosticsm loses out to Christianity not unlike Neanderthals to homo sapiens.
But time and context changes. There are things about Islam that have made it prosper. But there are other reasons to believe it could have seeds of its own demise buried in its DNA based on how it's coming to fit, or not, in modern society.
But oppressive regimes seem to give rise to extremist movements, much to the peril of said regimes. Take the birth of the Muslim Brotherhood of Egypt.
I think you're mixing the two. Extremism and the oppressive regimes may have similar tactics in some ways, but they are diametrically opposed in others. And there's no way you could attribute the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood to a lack of structure in Egypt's governmental crackdowns...
Islamic extremism has become the new communism in a lot of ways.
With all the activities around me, I am missing the jogs and bicycle tours in this beautiful spring 
I wish my puppy was a bit older so I can go biking with him running next to me, but I guess I have to wait a year for that.
But the grilling is going at full power, especially that I have no kitchen at the moment.
I wish my puppy was a bit older so I can go biking with him running next to me, but I guess I have to wait a year for that.
But the grilling is going at full power, especially that I have no kitchen at the moment.