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Christians have never been the only target,,,,actually the primary group that faces the wrath of this group are actually Shiite Muslims. Shiites are actually considered worst then Jews and Christians.
...and Hindus and Buddhists occupy an even lower rung.
Christians have never been the only target,,,,actually the primary group that faces the wrath of this group are actually Shiite Muslims. Shiites are actually considered worst then Jews and Christians.
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Originally Posted by arctic_gardener
...and Hindus and Buddhists occupy an even lower rung.
They're basically modern-day Nazis. They think their group is the best and want to kill everyone else and gain as much territory as possible.
We're always told it's a minute percentage of the group that are radical; with over 1.5 billion, you'd think that would be a powerful force if the 'moderate' ones would stand up to the deranged ones.
Who do you think is carrying the weight when it comes to fighting ISIS, they sure as hell ain't Christians, rather they are Muslim Iraqis, Syrians, and Kurds.
They target Muslims equally if not worse than Christians. Reason being, they aren't pro-Islam. They're pro-Wahhabi, a deranged cult that passes itself off as Islam.
They have the most hatred for Shia Muslims in particular.
As for those asking why don't Muslims fight them...many are. But they often die for it, and you never know. Also, of the ones who are vocal about it, thank American media for not spoonfeeding you that fact.
And finally, most of them are simply trying to keep themselves and their families safe. They just want to live their lives and avoid danger. And can they be blamed for that? Should African-Americans be held accountable for crime in Detroit? Should they all be expected to fly over there and play vigilante cop?
We're always told it's a minute percentage of the group that are radical; with over 1.5 billion, you'd think that would be a powerful force if the 'moderate' ones would stand up to the deranged ones.
Only a minute percentage of Americans are murderers, most of the rest of us are quite against murder, but murder still happens regardless. Even in as powerful and developed a country as the US.
So you expect Muslims scattered in completely different parts of the world, often with less resources than the average American has, to easily lasso in the all nutjobs?
Pure and simple, these ISIS people are animals with zero concern for human life whatsoever. They will strap bombs onto women and children and abduct young kids to brainwash and train in their sick ways.
That whole horrible part of the world needs to be turned into one very flat, radioactive parking lot if the rest of us are to survive.
Right, but then when something happens somewhere, the first thing many posters here will say is "Why aren't the good ones DOING anything about the bad ones? That's why we cast all Muslims together, because they ALL are on board with this"...But the answer is they try, and they die for it, they don't have the power to stop fanatacism any more than we do and are in a much more vulnerable position then the vast majority of keyboard warriors.
They could have kept their kids out of that violent ideology passing itself off as a religion in the first place. Oh wait, no, they couldn't because in certain parts of the world that sort of apostasy means death.
I don't hate Muslims, but I hate Islam.
I've done my research, and it's a brutal cult. Good people are doing bad things because of this cult.
Who do you think is carrying the weight when it comes to fighting ISIS, they sure as hell ain't Christians, rather they are Muslim Iraqis, Syrians, and Kurds.
LOL Cause they are practicing Islam on each other.....to survive.
"Ali Saqr, 21, killed his mother in front of several hundred people outside a post office in Raqqa, Syria, after she urged him to leave the group, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said Friday."
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