[extropy-chat] The Force of Human Freedom [was - isAmericafascistyet?]

[Giu1i0 Pri5c0]

The question was not asked to me, but I will try answering.
Greg, you are correct in the sense that younger immigrant generations
are probably MORE inclined to religiously-motivated violence than the
older generations. In my opinion the simpler explanation the young
have seen the old making an effort to become integrated in european
society, and not achieving it (they still have worse jobs and living
conditions than the average). So they feel powerless and seek an
identity they can live with in the religion of their grandfathers.
A solution? Simple, cure the disease and not the symptom.
G.

On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 09:36:41 -0600, Greg Burch <gregburch at gregburch.net> wrote:
> It seems clear that there is a large population of unassimilated Muslims in Europe.  Based on my own research, I conclude that the large, younger segment of this population is increasingly radicalized and inclined to religiously-motivated violence.  Do you agree?  If so, do you have any proposed solution to this?