I believe in total free speech - that you're free to express any opinion. But I also believe in the value of the social etiquette that's been repeated since forever in geekdom : Don't feed the trolls.

Life is like a treadmill when the only way to get somewhere, is to make that same journey that gets you nowhere over and over again.

Life is the process of fighting death.
The young and the old, the newborn and the dying, we all live the last day of our lives over and over again, whether we realize it or not - just that all the time we manage to postpone death. Every single day is a bonus, every single day a second chance. Nothing is ever too late, and never too early. Why are we always so tempted to think that death is so far away and focus on the dying breath when it is constantly just one night away?

tradition. religion. ideology. nationality. language. science.
what is it that we gained in exchange for such a host of divisive paradigms that try to arrive at the same conclusion through conflicting nomenclatures that give people in power so many ways to play their political games?

Maybe the reason we think extremists are beyond reason, is that we are afraid their reasons may be compelling, and are not ready to allocate them our patience and resources to hear them out?