babatunde...

Submitted by susan (Italy), Sep 28, 2006 at 12:04

"May I ask you whats so funny by me being of African blood? "

that muslims were the first to enslave africans. (Ironic that african muslims are so protective of the peaceful religion that enslaved them, but I should have known better, you muslims don't even know the meaning of irony)

Take a minute to read and understand what other people write, without making us repeat the SAME STUFF over and over.

"But I have caused No suffering to any people"

This is false. When you muslims are a majority in a country (or even 30%) you implement sharia law. That causes major suffering to all non-muslims, but YOU muslims don't care.

"Let me say this about the arabs who took part in the african slave trade, I pray that they burn in the hottest hell fire that there is, I don't care if they were muslim or not."

for your information, they were muslims, and still for your information the only place in the world where SLAVERY is still present are guess what? MUSLIM COUNTRIES (mauritania, mali, saudi arabia, sudan)

Nice poker of muslim countries.

I guess you have a VALID explanation on why 4 countries of the "religion of peace" still practice slavery.

And wow, what a good example of muslim double standards. What your ancestors did, is OK, you fear no guilt, but what MY ancestors did I will have to feel guilty forever?

What kind of reasoning is this? I ask you again: who or what gives you the right to feel so special? Have you found the cure for cancer? Have you done some certified miracle to be considered so special and above any criticism?

Well babatunde, wake up and smell the coffee, you are NOT. You are NOT superior to ANYBODY on this planet because of your religion. You might be superior if you actually do something worthwhile to the community...

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