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In reply to the discussion: "Condemnation isn't enough. Muslims must take ownership of the problem in their midst," [View all]Rise Rebel Resist
(88 posts)37. you do know that from 2005 back 35 years that
islamic terror accounts for 4% in the us according to the FBI and 6% terrorist attacks worldwide. Polly not
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"Condemnation isn't enough. Muslims must take ownership of the problem in their midst," [View all]
snagglepuss
May 2013
OP
so we need to get out of muslim lands yet we are expected to welcome them into ours?
msongs
May 2013
#1
for at least the couple of centuries, we've got them beat in the killing civilians department
yurbud
May 2013
#8
The violence to which you are referring is not being done in the name of Christianity.
badtoworse
May 2013
#34
Boy I didn't know Atheists were exempt from the draft seeing as how these are all Christian wars.
dkf
May 2013
#69
And even if we accept that equation fully it absolves neither faith of their responsibilities.
Bluenorthwest
May 2013
#4
when Muslims do speak out, do you expect Fox News to cover it or the MSM that is invested in war?
yurbud
May 2013
#9
IOW, there really is a difference in the level of violence between the two religions.
badtoworse
May 2013
#13
My frame of reference is the amount of actual violence done in the name of the religion
badtoworse
May 2013
#24
And is always described as such, even when it's not there. Funny, that. (nt)
Posteritatis
May 2013
#21
instead of just watching Fox News you could google "muslim cleric condemn terrorism"
yurbud
May 2013
#59
I tend to watch NBC for news and haven't seen much there in the way of Muslim condemnation of terror
badtoworse
May 2013
#92
these are mostly thugs who would have done horrible things regardless of their religion
JI7
May 2013
#5
Not that there hasn't always been some nativist violence against the muslim immigrants
MNBrewer
May 2013
#17
How about Westerners "take ownership" of the atrocities committed against Muslims?
CrawlingChaos
May 2013
#23
Why not address the fact that more Muslims are being slaughtered by other Muslims
snagglepuss
May 2013
#48
LOL Kufir is telling. How so? I have no issue acknowledging U.S. war crimes whereas
snagglepuss
May 2013
#57
If you have an invisible friend that tells you to kill people, it's a problem.
Warren DeMontague
May 2013
#30
The governments and other institutions of the Western world-especially the United States-
YoungDemCA
May 2013
#55
Whataboutery is the ultimate inanity. Let's stay focused on the issue at hand.
snagglepuss
May 2013
#58
Where's the evidence that terror is born of death and destruction? The vicious violence
snagglepuss
May 2013
#85
Well your post speaks volumes. You haven't even looked at the article. The piece is written
snagglepuss
May 2013
#74
You know nothing of the Guardian which is vilified for being Islamic apologists.
snagglepuss
May 2013
#78