Is the life of a poor Muslim killed each day in Iraq worth less than the life of a rich American or British?

Answer 1

ABSOLUTELY NOT!!!!!!! IF YOU PEEL BACK THE SKIN, WE ALL BLEED THE SAME COLOR. WE ARE ALL VALUABLE. WE ARE ALL FROM GOD.

Answer 2

Every life is sacred. In a way the Iraqis deserved to get occupied by more civilized people, because they allowed the barbaric rule of Saddam Hussein to not just terrorize them but also terrorize other countries. Hopefully Iraqis will never allow another dictator to rule over them. Every Muslim should stand up against the dictators that divide and oppress the Muslim nation through the help of non-Muslims. In the Quran it says the real enemies of Islam are the Muslim hypocrites, this is so true, for it is the Muslim hypocrites who have divided, oppressed, and exploited Muslims to live luxurious rich lives throughout history and today have American and British support in the name of capitalism. It is the Muslim hypocrites that ruin the image of Muslims and Islam by falsely claiming that nationalist terrorism and suicide bombing is ok in Islam, when the Quran clearly condemns suicide, nationalism and terrorism.

Answer 3

Well, wealth has absolutely nothing to do with it. Muslim societies were rich when Britain was a backwater and the United States did not even exist. Yet Muslim culture squandered its wealth and intellectual vigor because of its decadence and corruption.

Quite frankly, we would have been perfectly content to leave the Muslims alone to govern yourselves. But given how you seem to be collectively incapable of governing yourselves without brutal violence, injustice, and oppression.

So now that the stakes are far higher in the world, we can't just sit back and watch, especially when your failed societies produce nothing more than terrorists who are bent on killing innocent civilians.

Answer 4

Depends.

Was the poor Muslim innocent? Was the American/British?

I'd say in some cases YES, and in some cases NO. Any soldiers who have commited crimes against the people of Iraq...their life is worth less in my eyes. Any Iraqi who wishes harm upon the innocent, kidnaps reporters and aid workers because they're too cowardly to attack their real enemy...in my opinion they are worth less.

Doesn't matter, I don't get to decide the value of an individual's life anyways.

Answer 5

It's not about money, though the American and British military are made up largely of young people who don't come from money, the point of the war is to eradicate terrorism. If you think about the people on board those airplanes and inside the buildings struck, those are the real innocents, they left behind babies, families, those are the victims. Don't try and victimize the terrorists, they are recieving exactly what they asked for.

Answer 6

Every single life is precious to the Creator and Master of the Universe; each human life, created in imago dei, is held even to the heart of the Lord even so in death. Life is sacred and must be preserved for the glory of the holy Name. To save one human life is as to save the whole world entire. So we pray for the peace of Iraq and all lands torn assunder by the violence of conflict and war. Find peace.

Answer 7

No, every ones life is just as precious and special as the next. A poor person in Iraq, the US, or England, or wealthy person in Iraq, US, or England, are all equally as precious. The murder of anyone, weather it be by plane into a building or a bomb dropped on a building, is equally tragic. Life is a gift from God, so all who live are a gift from God.

Answer 8

Did the innocent people that were killed on 9/11 have less of life than the worthless terrorists that killed them?

Answer 9

No.

But then again, it's the muslims killing muslims, not american's nor british at this point.

Answer 10

A life is a life....no matter what nationality....but right now I would perfer an American or Brit.....whether he be rich or poor...who would you trust at this point ???

Answer 11

A life is a life. Muslim or Christian, one is no more valuable then the other.