islam hatred

Submitted by havas (Turkey), Sep 21, 2012 at 16:36

in usa, if you can show mr obama as a monkey on the papers,which is extremely racist and ugly thing, than it is normal to show prophet muhammed as a pedophille for you people.

in turkey there are almost no protests made against this movie. but this doesnt mean that we turks are different than arabs or pakistanis and understand or feel sympathy to this kind of provocative insult to humans beliefs. the reason why we dont protest or do wild things is because we have democracy comparing to the other muslims and we dont consider these insults against our existence. so we can stay calm.

but real problem is not in usa but in europe and someday european people who economically go down in this decade can go out streets and kill muslims totally one morning. they have this capacity. they did this before as all of us know.

in france arabs, in germany turks, in england hindus and pakistanis are extremely hated. ı dont know the situation in usa but europeans are extremely racist people who dont accept different cultures. and muslims on the other side refuse to assimilate, stick each other very much. even today after all things happened to them jews are still hated people also. but not so openly like to muslims.

if you are a human nobody from no sides, even israelis must provocate this islam christianity war. we turks have lived this before and it is extremely bad. we feel sorry when western hypocrisy continuesly remember armenian genocide in anatolia but dont talk about turk genocide in balkans and caucausia. lets try to understand each other even if it is impossible to love each other.

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