Wrong deduction

Submitted by B. Williame (Belgium), Apr 1, 2008 at 02:01

Your basis in your deductions is wrong.

You start from considering laws and countries as equals.

Then you consider that every one should find the holy Quran as important as you do and at the same time you think they should leave their basis law founding, in this case Christianity.

So implying your same logic but in reverse. The so called west should be able to expect Muslim country's to build statues of Jesus, Abraham, etc.. as they should as well leave an open door to other religions and their way of belief.

As you certainly can understand that the latter won't ever happen or be allowed. Then why do you even swear by any religion. But if you do as you say you do. Then go live in a country where you can live by the laws your religion can be lived by. Each country as been founded with some sort of basis. go to a country with a basis foundation that supports your ideologie. Don't try to put your view on others without expecting the same in return. for that at least would be fair.

So in all fairness... Let's remore that statue and build one of Christ, the bible, Mohammed, the Thora, etc.. in it's place and at your place. You can't object to that I suppose as it implies the same fairness you base your oppinion on, right?

Guess not, so stop your one way thinking and start opening your mind to more then your selfness. But if you agree, then let's start it... I'll remove my statue of Muhammed(pbuh) at my home and you put a crusifix in your home along with a Thora?

Thanks in advance.

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