This is mostly correct, just for addition:

I will talk about Islamic terrorism that is not limited to ISIS.

Short answer: They are mostly invited. Recruiters go to mosques and look for people who share the same ideology.

These recruiters often come to countries where Islamic conservatism is the main group in the country. These terrorist groups have some specialized people where they are very good at brainwashing people. And they work in small groups, often splitting up and going to their own destinations to find people with potential in the many mosques in small towns or villages. Most new members are invited by others who are already members of the group and they accept the invitation easily because they share the same ideology.

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they offer good experience though

Sometimes I feel a bit off when unpopular opinions get heavily downvoted. I mean, can we keep the comments diverse? I might disagree with someone, but I won’t downvote them just so their opinion doesn’t get buried.

woopsie!

i’d go with WXU86

these issues might explain

lemmy#2224 mastodon#18069

still not. that’s what i really sad to see, that fediverse really sells about the connection between services (mastodon, lemmy, etc) but the implementation is still not good enough.

i just need a good integration between all fediverse services so people would migrate to fedi. lemmy posts with all its replies are still flooding my mastodon timeline rn

looks fine on me

i’m happy being a dumb little shit :)

i know.

i’m on android so…

1. signal/telegram (still need telegram for community discussion).
2. i use protonmail for personal stuff and tuta for professional stuff. still using google calendar since people i work with are using that. i use mega.
3. lemmy?
4. iceraven (firefox fork), still need chromium based like vivaldi.
5. don’t know what to tell since i use android.

“if”

you can, re-read what the person above is saying about. not directly answering your question but you can watch this (there’s a tip how to know the actual history)

not sure, probably those accounts were created for that purpose

show me which muslim said their god is represented as a male. i’m an ex muslim, allah (god) don’t have a gender, should’ve been pronounced “it” or “they/them” instead of “he/him”. it’s something that is not the same as its creatures based on the holy book.

they have faced tough moments in their lives :)

raccoon for lemmy has the potential fr