They are not the ones we are fighting, it is the extremists who are filled with anger and hatred. Why must people look for foolish excuses to hate those who would be our allies? People condemn them for not speaking out against terrorism, yet would you do so if it cost you your life? These people are trying to help, a march for peace in washington a few months back was organized for muslims. They are protesting against the horrors in this world, but you have closed your ears to them. People condemn the Qu'ran because it contains passages of violence, yet can anyone deny that in the Bible Moses ordered the families of those worshipping idols to be murdered? Most religions contain such things, but they also contain truth. The Islamic religion teaches humility and love, the true practicers of Islam accept the prophets of Christianity and Judaism as also being true. Why hate, when there is the possibility of peace?
2006-10-17
10:09:28
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Shinkirou Hasukage
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Unknown perfect: You are commiting the logical fallacy known as "hasty generalization", you are portraying an entire group as following the radical beliefs of a small part of that group...
2006-10-17
10:15:34 ·
update #1
mzJakes: You fail to take into account the fact that the small minority controls the government, and that anyone who objects would be killed. Try putting yourself in someone elses shoes. Thinks about Nazi-occupied Europe, the people obviously disagreed with the atrocities commited, but if they spoke out they would be killed. Their silence does not in any way imply that they approved of this, only that they did not want to die. You have no right to speak for an entire group of people. Let them speak themselves, and you will see what they believe. The KKK exists, does that mean that all Christians support what is being done in the name of God?
2006-10-17
10:28:28 ·
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Unknown Perfect: Ask any Muslim if they approve of what the extremists are doing.
2006-10-18
02:38:34 ·
update #3