The world is going to tear itself apart with Islam hate

One of the points of my original post was that you're a massive hypocrite when it comes to complaining about "not backing up a point".

Another point is that Muslims suffer from religious discrimination by the millions as well, so singling out Islam is a little bit one-sided.

Where's that statistic to prove that they're discriminated by millions? I want a stat to prove this or I'm going to assume you're just talking BS.

I find it extremely hard to take you seriously since you think Muslims having backwards views is a perfectly ok thing. Why don't you live in a Muslim country if you're such a fangirl?

read my post and watch the video before getting all salty, the description clearly indicates the persecution of millions of Muslims

and no, its not a perfectly OK thing, although the problem of 'holding backwards views' is pretty ambiguous, crying about Islam every single day and constantly attributing all Muslims with the actions/intentions of terrorists is simply a part of the problem.

I want stats. Can you provide them or not?


I've seen @inhuman trying to explain to you that people are against the ideology, not the people. But that doesn't seem to register in your head.

The 2004 invasion of Iraq not only was indirectly responsible for several of those things, but also uprooted and destroyed the lives of millions of innocent Iraqis and Middle Easterners.

"Nicholas Kristof travels to Myanmar, where the Buddhist majority confines a million Muslims to camps and villages — deprived of jobs, schools, doctors and even life itself. Why is the world silent?"

A minimum of one million Muslims are suffering from Buddhist persecution in 'concentration-camp' style areas. There is your statistic.
if this doesn't satisfy you, give this link a read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persecution_of_Muslims_in_Myanmar



And inhuman has done little but throw insults at every chance he gets, and ignoring the substance of any responses I'm giving. It seems you're also going down the same route, which is a shame. If you actually read the discussions, you'd realise this, but you have a negative predisposition towards me simply because I'm defending the 'backwards culture'.

Yes, ISIS do brutal things and it is partly justified through the brutality of the Quran. No one can deny that.

But in a world where the excessive majority of Muslims are being persecuted, hated, and even killed

We need to grow up and realise that our problems are not the fault of Muslims, and attack ISIS for staining a religion whose followers are decent enough to ignore its ills. ISIS are actively legitimising hateful feelings among Muslims,

Whoops, but that doesn't make my argument invalid does it?

The invasion killed way more than ISIS and HAMAS. And I'm pretty sure Bashar Al-Assad is responsible for majority of the Syrian deaths over ISIS.

I've seen @inhuman trying to explain to you that people are against the ideology, not the people. But that doesn't seem to register in your head.

I want stats. Can you provide them or not?


I've seen @inhuman trying to explain to you that people are against the ideology, not the people. But that doesn't seem to register in your head.

Read this, it has a rich outline, evidence and cites several philosophers (I cannot explain as well as it does): http://www.e-ir.info/2010/03/18/the-war-on-terror-and-the-rise-of-neo-orientalism-in-the-21st-century/

Yes it does, because there were many Islamist attacks on western targets before 2003. So there must be another cause other than the 2003 invasion.

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I am certain some of these people are trolls, or are so comfortable with their prejudice that there is no point trying to tell them anything- they'll either dismiss the validity of your clearly outlined argument without providing reasoning, or they won't make an effort to read what has been written.

The invasion killed way more than ISIS and HAMAS. And I'm pretty sure Bashar Al-Assad is responsible for majority of the Syrian deaths over ISIS.

Yes, ISIS do brutal things and it is partly justified through the brutality of the Quran. No one can deny that. But in a world where the excessive majority of Muslims are being persecuted, hated, and even killed (just like in New York), all of this hatred accumulates and only becomes a catalyst for further radicalisation. We need to grow up and realise that our problems are not the fault of Muslims, and attack ISIS for staining a religion whose followers are decent enough to ignore its ills. ISIS are actively legitimising hateful feelings among Muslims, and these hateful feelings come from a whole host of sources - and it is never a heart-filled desire to help Islam, its them hating people because their lives are uprooted by a catastrophic event in their lives. Its the exact same process with Trump in the USA, the presence of a legitimate man running for president who suddenly is saying "its OK to hate other races" or "your problems are the fault of other races", it legitimises the average racist man's views, gives him confidence to act patriotically in response. Its a similar process for ISIS, but a smaller catchment volume because many people acknowledge that ISIS are just thugs.

Give me an actual quote from Trump saying that it's ''ok to hate other races''. I simply do not believe that.