So, Muslims, why won&#x27;t you ever condemn terrorist attacks?

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edit: OP baited me :/

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udsjufhbsg

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Original post by IdeasForLife

Let me educate you via gifs.

Hopefully this puts your misconceptions to bed. Better get changing that title OP.

Do you even read the post before commenting?

"The title of this thread is troll bait"

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Original post by harinimnida

Do you even read the post before commenting?

"The title of this thread is troll bait"

Na I didn't really read it.

He baited me good. I'll edit my post a bit lol. Take a rep.

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Reply 4

Original post by IdeasForLife

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edit: OP baited me :/

Meanwhile back in reality, 30% of Muslims in the UK believe that suicide bombing against civilians in order to defend Islam is justified: http://www.pewforum.org/files/2012/07/bombing1.gif

The idea that the problem is only "a few" Muslims is beyond delusional, and completely at odds with the evidence. The entire culture is broken, and should never have been brought to the UK. At this stage, the main concern should be how we eradicate it from the country.

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nutcase13

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Original post by poohat

Meanwhile back in reality, 30% of Muslims in the UK believe that suicide bombing against civilians in order to defend Islam is justified: http://www.pewforum.org/2009/12/17/little-support-for-terrorism-among-muslim-americans/

The idea that the problem is only "a few" Muslims is beyond delusional, and completely at odds with the evidence. The entire culture is broken, and should never have been brought to the UK. At this stage, the main concern should be how we eradicate it from the country.

where in that article does it say that?

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unknown786786

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Original post by scrotgrot

Do I have your attention?

The title of this thread is troll bait. Here is the place where I invite TSR's Muslim users to:

1. post their own condemnations of terrorism and the Paris attack
2. post the condemnations of prominent Muslim organisations in the UK, France, Europe and worldwide
3. post the condemnations of political leaders in Muslim countries.

In addition, please vote on the anonymous poll so that we can present quantitative statistics.

Let's show these trolls the strength of the Muslim response against Islamic terrorism, from individual young British Muslims to the largest Muslim organisations in the world.

by the way the paris attack if you are talking about charlie hebdo there was no solid evidence or proof that the muslims done before in wars there were people who have dressed as muslims fighting in wars whih does not make them muslims this is how muslims are shown to evryone that they are bad when they are not and what i will say is that most people know the media contains propaganda without 100 percent evidence and also in my opinion what charlie hebdo did was wrong and yes he was racist but telling you one thing i think that the attack which happened was wrong i just think truely islam is not that tyoe of religion which encourage to fight is the way people portray it

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Original post by nutcase13

where in that article does it say that?

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Original post by poohat

Meanwhile back in reality, 30% of Muslims in the UK believe that suicide bombing against civilians in order to defend Islam is justified: http://www.pewforum.org/files/2012/07/bombing1.gif

Thats unfortunate. Hopefully many have given up this view after 10 years.

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BaconandSauce

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Original post by IdeasForLife

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edit: OP baited me :/

Where were you on the thread where we had Muslims telling us the people who have made this statement have no religious authority.

And cair are a Muslim brotherhood front. No better than the nazis of the 30's.

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AzimH

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Original post by scrotgrot

Haha thanks for making this thread OP

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Original post by BaconandSauce

Where were you on the thread where we had Muslims telling us the people who have made this statement have no religious authority.

And cair are a Muslim brotherhood front. No better than the nazis of the 30's.

Well I wasn't there. I was probably oblivious to it's existence. Well let me assure that some from that gif definitely have religious authority. e.g. the Saudi clerics.

Yh, I'm not going to believe you on that tbh. Sorry.

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Original post by IdeasForLife

Thats unfortunate. Hopefully many have given up this view after 10 years.

lol good one

Reply 13

nutcase13

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Original post by poohat

It doesnt say what the breakdown for the other options are, you are assuming that the other 30% fully support suicide bombings in all circumstances nice b8 m8

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Original post by poohat

lol good one

I don't really understand your sense of humour.

The study you shared said that, in 2004, 65% of Pakistanis held the view that suicide bombings were ok against civilians. In 2006, only 13% of Pakistanis held that view. So you should be able realise that people can change their views over time. A lot has happening in the world since 2006, so hopefully the British Muslims have wisened up too.

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Gladiator12345

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Original post by scrotgrot

Do I have your attention?

The title of this thread is troll bait. Here is the place where I invite TSR's Muslim users to:

1. post their own condemnations of terrorism and the Paris attack
2. post the condemnations of prominent Muslim organisations in the UK, France, Europe and worldwide
3. post the condemnations of political leaders in Muslim countries.

In addition, please vote on the anonymous poll so that we can present quantitative statistics.

Let's show these trolls the strength of the Muslim response against Islamic terrorism, from individual young British Muslims to the largest Muslim organisations in the world.

Im a muslim and i strongly condemn these vile and brutal attacks on innocent civilians in Paris these people r not muslims and i stand with the people of paris at this hard time.
Dr Tahir ul Qadri, who is a prominent Islamic scholar and released a 600 page fatwa against terrorists, has strongly condemned these attacks and has said terrorists are not muslims and are the enemies of humanity.

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Original post by IdeasForLife

I don't really understand your sense of humour.

The study you shared said that, in 2004, 65% of Pakistanis held the view that suicide bombings were ok against civilians. In 2006, only 13% of Pakistanis held that view. So you should be able realise that people can change their views over time. A lot has happening in the world since 2006, so hopefully the British Muslims have wisened up too.

Numerous surveys have shown that young British Muslims are more radical than the older generation. If the number has changed, it will have gone up, not down. You are being delusional.

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