[sixpakistan]

Originally Posted by antisalafi

At least Christians distance themselves from such actions, whereas Muslims continue to make excuses for every terror attack that occurs everywhere in the world. British Muslims think they are under a siege mentality yet they saw no problem with the failed terrorist plots of last summer in Glasgow and London.

So yeah, as long as Muslims continue to live under a 'siege mentality' all the while skirting the law to impose their worldview on others, I believe many people will continue to dislike Muslims.

Talk to an Assyrian or Pakistani Catholic or an East Timorese Catholic how they feel about Muslims, and you'll understand why.

What religion do you follow, Antisalafi?

[roberto]

Originally Posted by sixpakistan

word

must spread rep

i haven't read the thread, but i don't really need to to know exactly what's being said if robertoad and auntysalafi are posting in it (robertoad and auntysalafi, hah! i'm so clever)

I see your English is improving

[roberto]

Originally Posted by Zeinab;126006[QUOTE

]Firstly, it isn't avoidance of reality - you are not a Muslim living in the UK, and have no idea what ethnic minorities are up against. I'm not playing the victim card because, unlike bigots like you, many people (myslef included) work hard in our communities to make them better - something which the indigineous population don't really have to worry about.

And your comment about Muslim Brummies supporting the bombings - well, it's the same when some 'fundamental' Christians support Israel and what that government gets up to. Many Brits supported and still do support the war in Iraq; many Chinese support the human rights abuses carried out by the Chinese government because they believe that's what's 'best for China', in the same way that loads of Pakistanis support Musharraf and his cronies in Pakistan - there are lots of other examples. Doesn't make any of it right.


Do you live in Birmingham? Let me guess, no. Have you grown up in Birmingham, seen it change and develop? No. Do you know anything of the people that live here (Muslim or otherwise)? No. So please, keep your stupid comments to yourself.

Your post has been largely disconnected rhetoric ramblings, so in an attempt to correct this I’ll will go back to the beginning of our exchange, which was this comment of mine:

“Since I live in the uk I wish you were correct, but in a poll 4% of uk Muslims questioned declared that they considered the London bombers were justified in their actions, 4% is not large, but it's a lot of Muslims; I guess about 64,000,some probably live in the city of your residence.

That's not fun is it?”


You objected to the lack of source supporting the % given: this I provided

You objected to the suggestion that some of the 4% might be living in Birmingham on the basis that I did not have knowledge of the city: I provided an example.

You now write “And your comment about Muslim Brummies supporting the bombings”

Well I didn’t make any such comment did I?

From that false accusation to go on to suggest that such support is the same as that given by others carrying out violence in a range of situations,

It is difficult to understand what point it is you are try make, in fact I think you are just trying to defend against imaginary accusations, which is rather silly.

There is of course an alternative explanation and that is that you are try to justify UK terrorist activities, this I assume is not the case

If you wish to carry on this exchange please keep to the point since I really don’t wish to waste my time dealing with immature outburst