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Originally Posted by MarieA27
But isn't this a bit different, though? With these ISIS killings, it seems to be bringing about a fear and hatred amongst the people unto people of the Muslim religion. By people of the Muslim faith sitting idly by, not saying or doing anything, it gives people the impression that they all are one and the same and are in total agreement with one another. By not saying anything, it's just marking time until people feel that they had enough of all of these terrorist killings and attacks, and start going out killing and attacking those of those who are Muslims or are middle eastern, thinking they're offering some type of retribution.
If all of those things you've mention were on a massive scale, (or blew up by the media to make it look like it was happening at a massive scale) people ought to speak up in order to not be a victim of someone's irrational and radical hatred.
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Hello from the UAE
Do you seriously think that Muslims in Muslim countries "sit idly by" while their own mosques are bombed and their own fellows are killed?
From the news in Dubai this morning:
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/News...-.html?ref=yfp
From the news in Riyadh this morning:
http://saudigazette.com.sa/saudi-ara...-days/?ref=yfp
This is every single day.
Do you realize what happens to convicted terror suspects in Saudi Arabia? They are convicted this month, by fall they will be headless. What would be good is to not hear complaining about the "civil rights" of convicted terrorists and complaining about how they are publicly dispatched. Muslims and Muslim countries do not take terrorists or terrorism lightly, they are at the front lines of the battle and they pay as deeply in lives as the west does.
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