““The actual perpetrators of the killings were not a small group of conspirators,” wrote Emma Sinclair-Webb, senior Turkey researcher with the Human Rights Watch. “They were ordinary people, villagers and townsfolk who became capable of horrific acts of torture and murder of young and old, women and men.”
And that’s why it has to be understood that many Muslims - who you might think would never be violent - could or would become violent for their religion under the right circumstances. Very easily so.
Correct. The problem is, the seed to such violence and brutality is in the Quran.
“And that’s why it has to be understood that many Muslims - who you might think would never be violent - could or would become violent for their religion under the right circumstances. Very easily so.”
Would it be too much of a stretch to think that the same basic ‘group-think’, mob-rule, frenzied mindset of these “ordinary people, villagers and townsfolk” which led them to commit such atrocities against their fellow community members, is nearly identical to the so-called ‘Antifa’ protestors in cities across the United States?