Tell that to them as well, door swings both ways.cant sit and be disgusted and then turn a blind eye when your own creed does the same thing every day in multiple countries around the world data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7
How can every Muslim do that when they aren't a single ******* entity.You know Muslims aren't the Borg right?
Why should a law abiding Muslim in the UK apologise for what some some terror **** did in the name of their religion?
As a white man, I don't feel responsible for what happened in New Zealand or by any of the other twunts who claimed their actions for the white race.
There's a lot they can't do I agree, but there's also a lot more they can do.
Happy to discuss it another day, but don't want to turn this thread into a political debate - we have enough of that already!!
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There's always one.....
DarkEntity has gone down the road, bought the daily mail, and gone back home again.
@IronGiant
Its a road i don't go down,
(people do need to learn the difference between race and creed though)
I forgot people don't like to hear the harsh truths on both sides of the fence.people are killed daily by Islam yet the clerics are turning a blind eye to most if not all of it. Maybe if they spoke up against it and worked with the governments and security to root it out, when this happens, they would have a moral ground for outrage.
thats it, I'm saying nothing further on the topic.
Most terrorism today is Muslim on Muslim in Afghanistan, Iraq etc.
Isis kills more Muslims than anyone else
According to a report by the US National Counterterrorism Center, in cases in which religious affiliation of terrorism causalities can be determined, Muslims suffered between 82 and 97 per cent of fatalities over the past five years and Muslims are seven times more likely than non-Muslims to be the victims of terror.
The BBC reports that between 2004 and 2013, there were 400 terrorist attacks on UK soil, mostly non-lethal. In the same time frame the US suffered 131 attacks and fewer than 20 were lethal. During the same time-span in Iraq, there were 12,000 attacks and three-quarters of them were deadly.
Nothing of value is lost.
In all the years on the forums I’ve read some tosh, but your above posts are most definitely in a league of their own.