by Ben Huh » Mon Feb 16, 2015 9:29 pm
I think their numbers are better, as in make more sense, when you consider all Muslims across the UK and not solely in London, whereas they tried to say that 80% of Muslims were ISIS fans. No chance. To their credit, far more true peaceful Muslims have come out tooth and nail against ISIS, than have in the past, and have adopted liberal principles that can coincide with their religious beliefs. The problem with Islam isn't really that their radicals are more plentiful than other religious groups, they are simply more resourceful. Islamic radicals run governments, efficient terrorists groups, etc. There are political elements to these movements, but I think many a radical Muslim really believes they are doing God's work, and that's the scariest part to me. How do you reason non-violence to radicals that have been taught and bought into their acts being truly righteous?
..."if the only thing keeping a person decent is the expectation of a divine reward, then brother, that person is a piece of shit."