Innocent Muslim attacked in NYC

you can make an approximation based on the university of choice and the subject as well.

for example, going to oxford for history or geography is something lesser than going for physics or maths.

And I blocked QE2 because he is a troll, but you can feel free to rush and defend him because his views are complimentary to your hatred towards Islam.

Yeah just because you don't see the condemnations, doesn't mean they don't exist.
@h333 and I both expressed our disapproval of the suicide bombing on shias in Saudi a couple of months ago on ISOC.

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i disagree with pretty much every one of your posts (and all of your beliefs), but i can't disagree with this.

it's like tsr has been taken over by alt right racists.

Its easy to judge it based on their Islamic clothing, if they're wearing it. How many more times are you going to spam this?

What's wrong with "hating" and opposing a religion (or certain interpretations of it) that contributes to much discrimination, persecution, violence and human suffering?

Are you supportive and sympathetic to Islam, even when it is seen to permit the execution of Apostates, FGM or child marriage etc?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-37345442

Police are investigating this as a possible hate crime. Very sad to see this happening, I don't think belief in religion, regardless of how disturbing it may be to someone, warrants an assault in a public street.
This comes shortly after two Muslims were shot dead outside of a mosque in Queens a few weeks ago, and also a string of religious hate crimes.

Isn't this exactly what you did in the thread about the restaurant owner who refused to serve Muslims?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-37345442

Police are investigating this as a possible hate crime. Very sad to see this happening, I don't think belief in religion, regardless of how disturbing it may be to someone, warrants an assault in a public street.
This comes shortly after two Muslims were shot dead outside of a mosque in Queens a few weeks ago, and also a string of religious hate crimes.

You and QE2 both hate Islam, you are ignoring the specific event which happened between me and QE2 about a month ago which led me to believe he is simply a troll. You are clueless as to why I actually did it and you're simply speculating, so please calm it.

This also comes after thousands have been killed in the name of islam (islamic terrorism/extremism). Now, I know this is wrong, but it's a very small problem compared to Islamic extremism.

As I explained, its not from a link. Its an estimate from me

trawling through every single specific case of Islamic terrorism carried out in Western countries since and including the Sydney Siege.

I am yet to find a single one where their lives didn't go to **** beforehand. Meaning that blaming Islam as the main cause is dumb, given that these things wouldn't happen in the first place if these peoples' lives didn't go bad. This suggests that extremist parts of Islam are only actually exploited when there is a demand for violence to be carried out, not the other way around.

because a lot of the suffering, persecution and discrimination nowadays is carried out by people who don't give a **** about Muslims or Islam, they just use extremist tenets of the Quran to justify their violent, political agenda

Just yesterday.. I stated that media look to report news in bunches to create narratives. Example being Terror attacks - in the following days they will desperately look to tie every incident in as potentially terror related. Muslim man crashes his car.. it will be breaking news insinuating a malicious attack. I went on to explain they even do it with non political stuff. @KingBradley expertly sums up this incident from the other thread:

"In a US city of 8 million people 3,256 miles away, where a murder happens almost every day, and rapes occur fivefold, a woman has had a hole the size of a twopence coin burnt into her sleeve by a passerby. This may seem insignificant but what makes this a shocking atrocity is the fact that the victim was... (wait for it)... ...a Muslim."

Stop and think about it, what are they really trying to sell you?

Imagine if the Muslim had done it

This logic is retarded lmao , since my mum is ill im gonna go attack people , feel sorry for me

Agreed. I lost my parent to an illness but I still wouldn't do something like this.

Yes easily given the myriad of examples we could pick from

But for a start we'd at least wait for the facts before rushing to play the victim card

So hating" and opposing a religion (or certain interpretations of it) that contributes to much discrimination, persecution, violence and human suffering, is fine?

Also could you define what constitutes as "extremist tenets" of the Quran/Islam? Is persecuting apostates, blasphemers, homosexuals, child marriage, slavery etc "extremist tenets" of Islam? (These things are justifiable via Islamic scripture by the way)

Could you also define what's "True Islam", just so we can better identify deviant/extreme interpretations?



So hating" and opposing a religion (like Islam or certain interpretations of it) that contributes to much discrimination, persecution, violence and human suffering, is fine?



What's an "extreme version" of Sharia law? Is persecuting apostates, blasphemers, homosexuals, child marriage, slavery etc an "extremist version" of Sharia law? (These things are justifiable by Islamic scripture by the way)



Who's culture? Muslims? Muslims are not a monolithic group, with the same culture, religiosity and interpretation of Islam.



So you're a cultural/moral relativist? If a culture permits persecuting apostates, blasphemers, homosexuals, child marriage, slavery or say your existence etc, you'll be reluctant to oppose and criticize such inhumane practices?



Well in relation to ISIS, it appears they're Muslims who justify their beliefs and actions via Islamic scripture.

Moreover you could apply your cultural/moral relativist logic to ISIS, "its their culture", why oppose them.



So you'd be reluctant to criticize someone's beliefs/actions, so as to show them why they're wrong?

Agreed. I lost my parent to an illness but I still wouldn't do something like this.