MARIT STINUS-CABUGON

THE Islamic State (IS), like communism, is an idea of a society built on different values and principles than our democratic, capitalist type of society. Referring to the followers of these ideologies as terrorists or bandits may aptly describe them if we define them by their violent acts alone. However, if we ignore the appeal that these ideas have we may fail to remove permanently the threat of violent extremism.

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