Azdgari wrote:And since the Taliban consists of extremists (by its very nature) and not the average civilians (obviously, since the article you posted clearly differentiates the two), aren't you defeating your own point? That the average Pakistani/Middle Eastern is not a Taliban extremist?
Not at all, those people believe the same things and stand for the same ideas. In Egypt, the Muslim brotherhood won with a majority (democratically) The party openly states that women are less than men, gays must be executed and Islam is and shall be viewed as a superior culture. Same goes for Libya and of course the same goes for the
Islamic republic of Afghanistan. Even without the taliban. Our Islamic extremism is their Islamic moderation. Even without the taliban, the people still choose for the dehumanizing sharia law, and that has been demonstrated in two countries already. Syria will follow. So lets hope that we can prevent this political disaster in Afghanistan. there is only one way, winning and enforcing moderation, our moderation.
Again, the math is simple.