Excellent comment from you Jan. I see 'we' are once more communicating with someone who uses the same old same old tactics that I am so very very tired of. We discuss islam as a system of belief, we research, we quote sources, provide photographic evidence of the terrible atrocities islam commits, not only against those they call filthy kuffar or infidels, but against their own people. And along comes another one, putting words in our mouths, twisting facts to suit their pathetic, unsustainable argument: That it is us who are throwing all muslims into the same basket, so to speak.
If you read carefully, the accusation is always the same. I guess the accusers believe if they say it often enough, it will sound like the truth. And the accusation, what is it really?
That 'we' are muslim-bashing, intolerant, bigoted.
I would like to say - one more time - our argument, our disgust, is with islam as a system of belief. There are now too many muslims thoughout the world who agree with us, who have themselves declared the evil that islam is, for me personally, to take any further notice of the aplogoists who pop their silly heads into FR.
http://www.faithfreedom.org/
You don't even see the meaning of that, do you? That Islamic leaders are denouncing the lind of Islam that we all are opposed to denies your contention that Islam is "evil" or that all Muslims are somehow responsible for terrorism.
You don't hve to agree with their belief system -- I don't -- but you are being unfair if you equate all Muslims with bin Laden and his crowd, and that is what you are doing. That paints a false picture and diverts our attentionfrom the militants, who are the real enemy, to the woman down the street in the prayer shawl. They're not the same thing.
Would you favor Muslim internment camps? Why or why not?