Christians are better treated than Muslims

Submitted by sTs (samer) (United Arab Emirates), May 8, 2008 at 00:24

No Viking-Woman, I am not speaking about western christians who come to work in the Middle East, I am take for example about the Arab Christians who live among us, they are respected, rich and have the same rights as the Muslims, have you ever went to Syria, Jordan or Egypt. look at the standar of living of the Christians there compared to Muslims, see how many churches are there in these countries, live next to churches and hear on sundays the bells ringing

This is what I am talking about the native chrisitans

The Arab Christians in the occupied Land (Palestine) have the same problems as their fellow Muslims, they are Oppressed by the Jews. Why no one talks about the oppression the Christians have under occupation. - No the west have problem with Islam now - But I tell you that the real Enemy is the Zionist establishment in the Occupied land. because of them, there are many propblem in the world, they promoting the Hatre in Europe and West in General against Islam.

Low wage workers is not a descrimination against Christians, it is a discrimination against Humanity. we see the same discrimination in USA and other Countries.

But you overlooked the rights of the Muslims in the West being discriminated at, not allowed to have good jobs, and the high unemployment amongst them because no one would hire them, because of their color or dress and when known as Muslims, see the discrimination against muslim women in schools , offices..... etc

What you have to say on that ??? But still the christians in the Muslim world are treated better than the Muslims in the Chrisitian World

Ponder

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