I am against violence, FULL STOP. Because ISIS and the complete failure of a world we live in today are the result of the violence, perpetrated by, and policies ,put in place by, the people you support.
Treating women as second class is not Islamic in it's nature at all. You are spouting absolute nonsense. Look at Malaysia and Indonesia.
Its fine saying you are against violence but that will not stop it and being undefended is the best way to invite it. Women are treated as second class throughout the Islamic world I cant speak for Malaysia and Indonesia but even if they treat women wonderfully there it does not change the general point. And I presume from your deflecting answer you would do nothing whatsoever against ISIS.
The fact that you are not up to date in terms of world geography doesn't change the FACTS my friend. Malaysia, Bangladesh and Indonesia together have a population of around 450 million muslims, in each of those countries women are held in highest regard and have equal rights to men.
Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Iran together boast a population of around 125 million.
So you see, it is not true that in general women are treated poorly in muslim countries. In fact, the majority of muslim countries give women the same rights as men.
The fact that you choose to believe what western media chooses to spoon feed you and are incapable or unwilling to do some research and educate yourself on the topic is a different story.
You see, when you get people with poor knowledge of the facts voting and making decisions on matters of this importance, you get false stories about WMD's and hundreds of innocent lives lost. You see, being as you put it "undefended" is not the best way to invite ISIS, the best way to invite ISIS is to go and destroy the places for personal gain and give the extremist few a great story to tell future recruits, and someone to blame for all the attrocities. That is what invites ISIS and gives them strength. What you are doing and preaching and hoping for, that is what ISIS thrives off unfortunately. One day, hopefully before it is too late, we will all realise this.