Algazelus's Coffee Break Corner

Muslims are not the same everywhere. Southeast Asia, a host of larger Muslim populations, may be vulnerable to influences such as those adopting violence in the Middle East and Africa. We are radicalized, associating legitimate self-defense with that of something historical injustice, meaning by words of intimate energy, we become rebels associated with radical Islam to justify our cause would be reckless, a misjudgment. Why the war in Mindanao is unending? There are so many reasons behind this, from the perspectives and points of view of minority groups and from the government side. First, the government started the Moro war in 1968, and second, the government continues to cover up crimes of impunity they are so guilty about. Therefore, as long as government denies responsibility in the warring itself, there can’t be any possibility of viably crafting solution measures for the people of Mindanao. This article focuses on informing people about the activity such as radicalization, where...

As you begin reading the series of articles on The social safety net of a democratic country, it is important to keep a few things in mind. First and foremost, it's crucial to approach the material with an open mind and a willingness to learn. The issues surrounding social safety nets can be complex and nuanced, and it's important to take the time to fully understand them. Additionally, it's important to remember the context in which the articles were written. Social safety nets are constantly evolving and changing, so it's possible that some of the information presented may be outdated or no longer accurate. As you read, be sure to take note of any discrepancies or changes that have occurred since the articles were initially published. Finally, it's important to remember that social safety nets are essential to a functioning democracy. As you read about the various programs and policies that make up a social safety net, remember how these programs can help create...