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In reply to the discussion: What ISIS Really Wants (The Atlantic) [View all]RussBLib
(9,694 posts)38. TT, just a quick note
I think your head is in the right place, but I think you have been in and out of this group long enough to know that Onager, the poster of the OP, is a long-time and well-respected member of this group. Don't you think it would be rather unlikely that Onager would violate the terms or intent of this group?
Now, if an unknown someone with close to zero posts had posted this OP here, your question would be much more valid.
IOW, take the actual poster into consideration.
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"By posting the article in this group I expect that the discussion will be quite limited ...."
PassingFair
Nov 2015
#40
You might try actually discussing issues here instead of bringing the meta.
Warren Stupidity
Feb 2015
#26
It's only "wrong" in the sense that not all Muslims believe in the armageddon prophecy,
LiberalAndProud
Feb 2015
#25
If history has taught us anything, it is that conquering a nation is easy...
Act_of_Reparation
Feb 2015
#32