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This is where dangerous ideologies reveal themselves. I explain the overlap between Marxism and radical Islamism—not in theory, but in practice. Look at history. Mao Zedong—tens of millions dead. Pol Pot—a quarter of his own population wiped out. What do they have in common? A belief that if you...

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