Can one be threatened by the actions brought up due to ones religion? Or is one threatened at the fact that other religions do not follow the same principles as their religion? This could justify ones actions on taking their religion to the extreme because, in today’s modern society, ISIS believes they are a “major” threat to society. Yet, are they as big a threat as they may seem? ISIS has one weakness that they expose: to receive attention from the United States. ISIS wants the U.S. to recognize them, but since they are not a threat, President Obama will not give them importance because they truly do not do any harm. Al Qaeda on the other hand, was a major threat. They wanted to create a “Taliban” like society. The word Taliban means students,
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Logically, they are not, but there is some evidence that could possibly send a message about ISIS being a threat. One might say that in Iraq, ISIS is not treating their citizens properly. “…fear of humans rights atrocities against civilians” (Houry 1). ISIS threatens the citizens by taking away their human rights. This is preposterous because why would one want to take away a person’s human rights. This would be like stripping one of his or her identity. Also, ISIS is taking away countless of innocent lives and still plans on taking away more. “Not only does ISIS kill civilians indiscrimihttp://paperrater.uservoice.com/forums/44601?lang=ennately… also threatens the United States” (Abrahams). They will not stop murdering innocent people until they receive the attention that they want. If the U.S. does not give them attention, other nations may get mad at the U.S. because they keep letting ISIS take innocent lives, instead of giving them what they want. Lastly, as of now, ISIS is one of the main terrorist organizations, due to the low number of terrorist groups. “ISIS constitutes the most loathsome group of bad guys conceivable” (Clifford). One could say that with the number of armed men ISIS has, the number of unarmed civilians will be no importance for ISIS. However, even though ISIS has many “bad guys,” they still are no match for the number of Anti-ISIS militant groups. In conclusion, ISIS may seem like a giant threat if one looks at the surface of their attacks, however if one looks deeper into the matter, one will be able to see that ISIS is just like a little child running around a
Logically, they are not, but there is some evidence that could possibly send a message about ISIS being a threat. One might say that in Iraq, ISIS is not treating their citizens properly. “…fear of humans rights atrocities against civilians” (Houry 1). ISIS threatens the citizens by taking away their human rights. This is preposterous because why would one want to take away a person’s human rights. This would be like stripping one of his or her identity. Also, ISIS is taking away countless of innocent lives and still plans on taking away more. “Not only does ISIS kill civilians indiscrimihttp://paperrater.uservoice.com/forums/44601?lang=ennately… also threatens the United States” (Abrahams). They will not stop murdering innocent people until they receive the attention that they want. If the U.S. does not give them attention, other nations may get mad at the U.S. because they keep letting ISIS take innocent lives, instead of giving them what they want. Lastly, as of now, ISIS is one of the main terrorist organizations, due to the low number of terrorist groups. “ISIS constitutes the most loathsome group of bad guys conceivable” (Clifford). One could say that with the number of armed men ISIS has, the number of unarmed civilians will be no importance for ISIS. However, even though ISIS has many “bad guys,” they still are no match for the number of Anti-ISIS militant groups. In conclusion, ISIS may seem like a giant threat if one looks at the surface of their attacks, however if one looks deeper into the matter, one will be able to see that ISIS is just like a little child running around a