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21/08/14

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Originally posted by mactrader ↑

When talk about violence , we need to use concrete evidence to support facts.
The facts are :

A conservative estimate puts the total number of brutal deaths in the 20 th century at more than 250 million. Of these, Muslims are responsible for less than 10 million deaths. Christians, or those coming from Christian backgrounds account for more than 200 million of these! The greatest death totals come from World War I (about 20 million, at least 90 % of which were inflicted by “Christians”) and World War II ( 90 million, at least 50% of which were inflicted by “Christians,” the majority of the rest occurring in the Far East). Given this grim history, it appears that wemust all come to grips with the fact that Islamic civilization has actually been incomparably less brutal than Christian civilization. Did the Holocaust of over 6 million Jews occur out of the background of a Muslim Civilization?

Who killed aborigines in Australia ??? Muslims or Violent Christians?

Who killed native Americas in US?

Who did the Holocaust for Jews in Europe ??? was it Muslims or Christians ? (It should be mentioned that Jews had their golden Age during Muslim rule in Al Andalus ( Spain) which was a key center of Jewish life ………… etc……..

. No body can deny the massacre of Muslims in Spain, where during a hundred years, millions of Muslims (even though not accepted by non-neutrals) were brutally massacred. Crusade wars is not something to be even denied by a fool and a brainwashed person, where killing a Muslim was as much justified as drinking of wine (for fun). Even though the non combatants came to Jerusalem together with those who had no mercy to Muslims including the women and children, but still their was no atrocities noted against them.

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mactrader
It is reasonably easy to make people look bad by looking at their history, especially those groups that have been around for a while.
I think what we should focus on is the present using history as a teacher.

We should attempt to avoid the errors of the past

We should attempt to repeat the good things of the past. Finding these is more difficult not because they are not there but because they don't make good press.
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