I won't dispute that, really. The Islam most Muslims are taught today is far, far different from the Islam Muslims were taught in the Middle-Ages. Today their scholars teach hatred, murder and "holy war". I find this as abhorrent as all of you who've taken time to debate with me on this thread.
Once again, I'm not justifying anything there - just saying that I don't want Christianity, the religion I was raised into, turn into an equivalent of present-day Islam. I do not want to see His message distorted to become a message of hatred. I want terrorists to be punished in a fitting manner, as well as those who helped or harbored them, but I don't want to see some quiet, law-abiding people been insulted or likened to criminals because they happen to believe in a different God than me.
How many instances of Christians harming Muslims have you heard about in THIS country since 9/11? You're be hard pressed to come up with very many. Americans are a very tolerant people in their direct dealings with their fellow citizens, but frankly, I don't blame Christians for being suspicious of their Muslim neighbors, once they understand just what Islam truly teaches as a result of it's pushing Wahhabism, a truly violent sect, and it's not just in the Madhrassas in Pakistan. Wahhabists are the leading sect of Islam today, funded around the world by the Saudis in their attempt to stave off rebellion among their own people.
I guess we're just not as trusting as we were before 9/11. Maybe that will save our lives.