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6:25Now PlayingIn a recent article in The New York Times, a councilman from the Brussels area (Yves Goldstein) offered possible causes for the scourge of radicalization found in the area. He reassured us that it had nothing to do with Islam and that a lack of exposure to museums and the art therein (he cites Dalí, Chagall, and Warhol specifically) were partly to blame. After all, these sweet innocent kids need to have their art aesthetics tickled lest they might move to Raqqa to kill all infidels.
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