The discussion revolves around the complex issue of terrorism, exploring its causes, potential solutions, and the implications of various political and social factors. Participants examine historical, religious, and governmental influences on terrorism, as well as the role of education and state actions in perpetuating or mitigating the problem.
Participants express a range of competing views on the causes of terrorism and the effectiveness of proposed solutions. There is no consensus on the primary factors contributing to terrorism or the best approaches to address it.
Participants reference various historical and political contexts, but there are limitations in the assumptions made about the relationship between education, governance, and terrorism. The discussion also highlights the complexity of defining terrorism and its causes.
Nonsense.Count Iblis said:All we need to do to "wipe religion off the face of the earth" is to teach children in school the facts about the world and about religion. I.e. that science has more or less explained everything, in the sense that the fundamentals of everything for all practical purposes are known, and that religion has been falsified.
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