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@ibnur apasal lu punya anak didikan ni samdol bodoh sangat? Wakakakaka
Lu memang samdol bodoh lah tak tau nak bezakan terrorist yang pi bomb orang kat tengah banda, dalam airport, dalam bas, dalam tube, dalam cafe, dalam shopping mall. Teroris tu bomb kerana agame di abad 21 lah.
Bukti lu bagi tu 20 century. Terrorism yang dimasukan tu lebih kepada peperangan. Ke lu memang samdol dilahikrkan ontok jadi bodoh? Ke lu salah sorang lobai carigold bodoh yang berkokok di board agama cari? Wakakakaka lu memang samdol bodoh talking from your ashole!
Juan Cole has penned an excellent and important article that puts to rest the Islamophobic claims of bigots that Muslims are more violent than people of other religions. He mentions murder rates in the Muslim world which are very low compared to the USA and analyzes 20th century political violence by European Christians vs. Muslims. He comes to the low estimate for violence by Christians of European descent as 100 million and 2 million for Muslims. If one were to compare the higher estimates between the two groups it wouldn’t alter much. Terrorism and the other Religionsby Juan Cole (Informed Comment) Contrary to what is alleged by bigots like Bill Maher, Muslims are not more violent than people of other religions. Murder rates in most of the Muslim world are very low compared to the United States. As for political violence, people of Christian heritage in the twentieth century polished off tens of millions of people in the two world wars and colonial repression. This massive carnage did not occur because European Christians are worse than or different from other human beings, but because they were the first to industrialize war and pursue a national model. Sometimes it is argued that they did not act in the name of religion but of nationalism. But, really, how naive. Religion and nationalism are closely intertwined. The British monarch is the head of the Church of England, and that still meant something in the first half of the twentieth century, at least. The Swedish church is a national church. Spain? Was it really unconnected to Catholicism? Did the Church and Francisco Franco’s feelings toward it play no role in the Civil War? And what’s sauce for the goose: much Muslim violence is driven by forms of modern nationalism, too. I don’t figure that Muslims killed more than a 2 million people or so in political violence in the entire twentieth century, and that mainly in the Iran-Iraq War 1980-1988 and the Soviet and post-Soviet wars in Afghanistan, for which Europeans bear some blame. Compare that to the Christian European tally of, oh, lets say 100 million (16 million in WW I, 60 million in WW II– though some of those were attributable to Buddhists in Asia– and millions more in colonial wars.)
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