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45. You may NOT like it, but both are "Reform" groups

Wed Nov 26, 2014, 10:44 AM

Nov 2014

Both Groups want to change society and were willing to put down their lives for such change. ISIS is more willing to kill for the reforms they want, but the Freedom Riders knew they were risking their lives to push for the reforms they wanted.

You may not LIKE the comparison, but it can be made. Both groups knew their actions would cause violence but that did not stop them from pushing what they considered needed reforms.

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Spare me leftynyc Nov 2014 #42

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