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Originally posted by eagle888 ↑

Well yes you are right. However, all the anger directed towards Muslims is due to the actions of
those Muslims who commit vile acts of murder and those who want to force all Muslims to comply with
fundamentalist application of Islam. There is also anger at those Muslims who openly call for the destruction of
secular society and want it replaced with the law of their religion. These people are causing great harm to both moderate Muslims and to the rest of the world. They are the ones that need to be defeated or won over. They cannot win but in the meantime they cause anguish in the same way as the most vile criminals by either committing or supporting the atrocity of terrorism.

Muslims need to put pressure on their own who preach violence or supremacy over others. That sort of dogma
has no place in a free civilised society. Power must not rest with religious leaders and secular democracy must always prevail.

75% of the worlds population comprises non Muslims so the radical fundamentalist Muslims trying to punch above their weight will never win. The radicals are probably a small minority within the minority of of world Muslim population so the moderates together with the 75% of non Muslims in the world will prevail and its just a matter of time before the extremists have been weeded out. Unfortunately in the meantime the extremists cause harm which is absolutely futile and self defeating.

Much of the Muslim population are in countries that struggle economically and until they become progressive with robust democracy not interfered or held back by ancient dogma they will find it difficult to improve their lot. In wealthy countries like Australia and the USA and in Europe those that have been given the privilege of living there, in peace, are being impacted by the actions of the hardliners. All they are doing is raising the anger level of non Muslims and as a result immigration could be completely stopped from Muslim countries. If that happens and its likely imo, the hardliners that promote terrorism will be responsible for that.

Just my opinions.

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"These people are causing great harm to both moderate Muslims and to the rest of the world."

Just like being a little bit pregnant, you can't be a moderate Muslim. Moderate Muslims are called Apostates and the Koran states that they should be killed. Muslims follow that vile book the Koran and believe in all the evil things that it proclaims.
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