Blackkyurem
Well-Known Member
You know about the attacks on French Paper Charlie Hebdo that led to deaths of the cartoonists by extremists who were then on the run before meeting their demise at a French Kosher Supermarket. Note that France has a growing Muslim population and that even citizens there condemned the attacks as the nation calls for unity against extremism. Now we can discuss about if our religion must conflict with our rights to free speech and such or... we discuss if it is really religion that's making people good or bad or it's their own actions. To prove my point, look at these two of these heroes who risked their lives but they are of the same religion as those extremists.
French Police Officer Ahmed confronted the extremists and he got shot despite being recognized as one of Tunisian descent and a Muslim himself but he died. He died on duty to protect free speech even if it meant ridiculing his religion.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/01/09/the-muslim-cop-killed-by-terrorists.html
Lassana Bathily, Muslim Clerk who worked at a Kosher Market where the gunmen were at, help hid some of the people into the freezer to protect them.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jan/10/paris-supermarket-kosher-hero-attack
Finally I found someone who does not just say "Muslims are bad guys becuase Al Queda and Isis". They can be what they want to be. Muslims believe in the same god as Jews and
Christians, but instead of "God" or "YHWH" they say "Allah". Same rules, same commandments, different religion. I don't think that the religion of Islam is out to get us, as some people
in the world do.
re·li·gion
rəˈlijən/
noun
the belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods.
a particular system of faith and worship.
a pursuit or interest to which someone ascribes supreme importance.
I don't see "A terrorist organization set out to eliminate all other religions."
So I agree with you fully that not all Muslims are bad, and Islam is not a terroristic religion.