What's the psychology behind terrorist muslims?

[Anonymous]

some of these guys are hiding behind women and children. they tried hiding weapons in a very old mosque too. it got blown up. it reminded me of when they tried to store weapons in the Parthenon... their stupidity is why that monument got disfigured as well. not only that, their scholars routinely lie to promote their false versions of history, essentially destroying history as well. and they destroy all these things in the name of love

[BetaBucks]

Same thing all terrorist do, which is endanger innocent lives, while ending other innocent lives, to promote their side in a conflict, because they don't have the resources to fight a uniformed war. The propaganda is identical to the stuff coming from the side of legitimate belligerents though. Let's not pretend that our governments are any more honest to us than terrorist leaders are to their followers.

[jennifer_bloom]

A lot of people who are trained in unsophisticated environments are not able to separate the idea of judgment from the idea of respect, so when they show deep respect for one idea, it causes them to show deep judgement towards other ideas.

Others might be trying to plaster the veil of religion onto their natural anger management issues so they can justify and glorify their social flaws as opposed to seeing a therapist or doing the work to address their issues.

[jshm2]

The same psychology behind Jewish, Buddhist, Hindu or Christian terrorists.

The religion is irrelevant as the goals are political and personal. It's like naively demanding robbers only rob people in rich neighbourhoods and people who have insurance.

Not only do you not understand the dynamics of asymmetric conflict, But you are so far out the loop, your opinion means little.

[Berethor]

What love? muhammad was a robber and pedo, and he promised them an 72 virgins.

[Anonymous]

They are radicals who believe in islamic facism and taking over the world with their own ideas of what a Muslim society should look like.

[jahaims]

It's a cult. It's the same psychology