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Spencer vs. D'Souza

Sean Hackbarth was there to watch the face-off on radical Islam yesterday, which wasn't as heated as some expected:

D’Souza’s worry is declaring war on one-billion Muslims. Such a war would be “stupid.” D’Souza thinks Spencer’s focus on the violence in Islam polarizes Muslims and drives traditional ones into the arms of the radicals.
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