Ok, let's put Osama in the picture... someone that had a better than average upgringing from where he came from, was educated elsewhere from where he came (U.S) then went back to become what he is today. Add Hitler to that, or anyone else with similar backgrounds. It comes down to what they want in the end which obviously is power by whatever means and if doing evil is a means, so be it.
"It's what they experience that can make them dangerous.
And it's the responsability of the countries that got hit by them to understand why they became so and deal with it.
It's just too easy and extremely unfair towards those who have nothing to do with the problem, to call them evil."
In Osama's case it was exposure to his No.2. Zawahiri that led him to what he is today.
The thing I don't understand is why there are still some people that can't understand that there are indeed others that will try what may to overtake, undermine and overpower everyone or even every country that comes in their way to obtain 'power'.
Absolutely it's unfair and unjust.
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- Blaming al-Qaeda is just too convenient.
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- re: Blaming the usual safe Black Hats is much more reassuring, isn't it? (n/t)
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