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I'm going to have to repeat what i've said again.
Again. The attacks are carried out by a very small minority. You would not like it if there was a stigma against your town because 4 people went on a murder spree. It is completely unfair to be tarred with the brush of a minority of evil people. Most murders are commited by white males. Should all women fear and suspicous around us because of this? No. No. No because they are in a minority of the population
Still nobody refutes the base logic behind all my points. I'll break it down:
- An extremist group of muslims blow up a tube station
- The press and public opinion shifts and people become catious around muslim people
- This will become obvious to that population and will annoy them because they are also against the attacks and they want to be treated normally.
- The social gulf will continue to grow and the muslim community will become more and more isolated.
- Extremists use this as a way of getting some of the muslim community to ralley behind them.
- The situation just leads to more problems.
It's the cycle of racism. It's how it works.
shinneri posted on Jul 13 2005 at 02:51 PM said:It would be foolish to completely disregard the muslim connection to terrorism, as it seems you hope to do. Are we more likely to see a terror attack from a Christian American or a Muslim of a Middle Eastern, terror-sponsoring country?.
I'm sure Kop doesn't want to think that way; what decent person would? But it's more logical than your "blame no one" approach because the simple fact is there are guilty parties here, and far and away they are Muslim (don't try and say I think all Muslims are guilty... I don't). Does this mean look down on Muslims? Not in the slightest. Does this mean to treat them differently? No. It's just reasonable to be more cautious around a suspicious-looking (you know, angry-looking, behaving oddly, etc.) Muslim individual... which is exactly how I would approach any suspicious person.
Again. The attacks are carried out by a very small minority. You would not like it if there was a stigma against your town because 4 people went on a murder spree. It is completely unfair to be tarred with the brush of a minority of evil people. Most murders are commited by white males. Should all women fear and suspicous around us because of this? No. No. No because they are in a minority of the population
Wait what? The guilty parties are muslim but don't make you sound like you are saying that? The guilty party are not muslims, they are an extremist offshoot of islam: They are a MINORITY.shinneri posted on Jul 13 2005 at 02:51 PM said:I'm sure Kop doesn't want to think that way; what decent person would? But it's more logical than your "blame no one" approach because the simple fact is there are guilty parties here, and far and away they are Muslim (don't try and say I think all Muslims are guilty... I don't).
Well I'm not sure what you are getting at here. Don't treat muslims differently, just be catuious around any suspicious person? That is what i'm wanting, I want people to not treat muslims with more suspicion that other people.shinneri posted on Jul 13 2005 at 02:51 PM said:Does this mean look down on Muslims? Not in the slightest. Does this mean to treat them differently? No. It's just reasonable to be more cautious around a suspicious-looking (you know, angry-looking, behaving oddly, etc.) Muslim individual... which is exactly how I would approach any suspicious person.
Still nobody refutes the base logic behind all my points. I'll break it down:
- An extremist group of muslims blow up a tube station
- The press and public opinion shifts and people become catious around muslim people
- This will become obvious to that population and will annoy them because they are also against the attacks and they want to be treated normally.
- The social gulf will continue to grow and the muslim community will become more and more isolated.
- Extremists use this as a way of getting some of the muslim community to ralley behind them.
- The situation just leads to more problems.
It's the cycle of racism. It's how it works.
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