That ' s not an unpopular opinion at all . <| sep |> Yeah it ' ll take a little while lol . and unfortunately I had to come into work so details will be in later <| sep |> best players of all time citation needed <| sep |> Dishonesty and corruption gasp . Yeah maybe not the best move . He got trolled . Still , the worst part is The Donald now has more victim complex than ever . They ' ll never take the tin foil hat off now <| sep |> Swoll Long John <| sep |> And tentpole June takes its first victim <| sep |> Sounds familiar lol <| sep |> Right , but it ' s one of those unverifiable , but not unlikely scenarios . <| sep |> Marley and Me and My GallIdes of March of the penguinsidiouSeason of the Witch <| sep |> Is agree that ISIS is only a small segment of Muslims , but the thing you have to understand is that ISIS isnt really important , what is important is the ideas that have created ISIS . They follow an ultraconservative interpretation of Islam called Wahabbism . Unlike white supremacy which is on life support , Wahabbism is a young ideology , very popular , still on the first half of the bell curve . Look at pictures of Lebanon in the 1960 s and youll see women in short shorts , today they ' re all in burqas this is a rising phenomenon . Whats more its perpetuated by state actors like Saudi Arabia the center of the Muslim world , which gives it legitimacy . ISIS wasnt the first wahabbist apocalypse cult , its the life blood of many other groups including Al Qaeda and Boko Haram . It wont be the last either , if you think that with as widespread and popular an ideology as it is that it wont continue to kick out extremism then youre a fool . Its just simply a bigger threat to our values , I dont understand how anybody can argue that those 300 people at David Duke ' s crazy person meeting are a bigger threat then the thousands of extremists in ISIS ' s army or the millions around the world that share their values .