I saw this article posted on Twitter and it makes interesting reading.
http://www.thenation.com/article/what-i-discovered-from-interviewing-isis-prisoners/
Based on what ABers frequently say motivates people to join ISIS (one reason only, repeated often), I think most of you will disagree with most of what they extracted from the prisoner(s) interviewed.
Am I right in thinking that or have I misread some of you?
If nothing else, the interview technique is novel and interesting but it appears they've given up much hope of the kind of "hearts and minds" changes they hoped for, among captive fighters, at least. The similarity of personality profile from prisoner to prisoner is concerning. If you are remotely 'diverse', there, you would stick out like a sore thumb and it's no wonder they are so intolerant of other lifestyles, across the world. Nobody accepts their own way of life is wrong, so it is no wonder they want to impose their way of life on the rest of the world.
Married, two kids, 6th to 8th grade education, manual labour, religious rituals.
What century was it when we were last like that?