Read this, it's great

***TheWindWalker*** · April 11th, 2006

http://www.boston.com/news/globe/edi...pected?mode=PF

***SilentScythe*** · April 11th, 2006

I didn't read the whole thing but i got the message, and i totally agree. Muslims seem to be too extreme in their views, constantly breeding these extremists who whant to kill everybody around them. They claim to be religious yet act none of the like. It's sad really.

***Inyri Forge*** · April 11th, 2006

Way to lump all muslims into the "extremist" group!

FileTrekker · April 11th, 2006

"read this, it's great - [link]" is Pub content?

Do you have an opinion on the subject yourself TheWindWalker, or are you spamming? = /

Anyway, I'm not taking part in a thread where an entire religon or people are going to be described as a whole. "They act like this" etc. It disgusts me.

***TheWindWalker*** · April 11th, 2006

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Originally Posted by Inyri Forge

Way to lump all muslims into the "extremist" group!

/bow

Just kidding. I just find it funny that people complain about extremist Christians (and there are some, those who blow up Abortion Clinics and think all gays should be rounded up and shot) and yet they ignore how passive the religion is as whole compared to Islam. I also think that extremist leaders in the Arab world had a hand in whipping many of those described Muslims into a fury. (The fact that they're not exposed to free speech doesn't help)

***Mihail*** · April 11th, 2006

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Muslims seem to be too extreme in their views, constantly breeding these extremists who whant to kill everybody around them.

How many times do you think it takes the wasps to come screaming out of their nest after being poked?

***Inyri Forge*** · April 11th, 2006

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Originally Posted by TheWindWalker

I also think that extremist leaders in the Arab world had a hand in whipping many of those described Muslims into a fury. (The fact that they're not exposed to free speech doesn't help)

Gee, I've met many a Muslim around here who consider free speech a constitutional right and who are just as passive as Christians.

Generalizations are bad for the soul.

***TheWindWalker*** · April 11th, 2006

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Originally Posted by Inyri Forge

Gee, I've met many a Muslim around here who consider free speech a constitutional right and who are just as passive as Christians.

Generalizations are bad for the soul.

And just how much free speech does a theocracy allow? Hmmm?

And around here is where? It's only natural for people to desire freedom, I did not say Muslims don't want free speech, I implied that several governments over there deny their freedom of speech.