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   Napoleon Bonaparte, a French Empire builder, doesn't have a bad name with the   
   western world. He is viewed as a military leader of accomplishment, intent on   
   building the French Empire. In those days they fought wars, but they were   
   quite civilized about    
   the warfare, and rules of warfare were understood. Adolph Hitler pushed this a   
   bit too much, and while he was attempting to build a German Empire, his   
   methodologies and madness were too crude and ungodly. Holocausting all the   
   Jews was real sin on his    
   part, and history does not look terribly kindly on the Nazis. Even then,   
   though, the Germans made prisoners of war and treated such prisoners with a   
   certain amount of dignity. They were not complete barbarians. But they were   
   not as noble as their    
   forefathers of previous generations. Today, Isis fights in the name of Islam   
   in the middle east, and really commit great atrocities. They are very uncouth   
   in the way they are going about things. Still, because they follow a religion   
   which has a degree of    
   holiness associated with it, they are not complete barbarians. But trying to   
   enforce their religion on the world is ungodly pride, and intolerable   
   behaviour. They should learn the lessons from empire builders before them and   
   conduct any such Jihads they    
   madly maintain in a more civilized manner if they insist on doing this, not   
   that you could ever condone a proactive military strike against any innocent   
   nation or people.   
      
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