reply to danish/american

Submitted by R (United Kingdom), Oct 9, 2006 at 17:06

What i meant is, i paste what someone says to refer to it, like the whole comment, and for one of my comments i forgot to erase it before i sent it. You worship nature and things that can be seen and touched, erm...that's everything, you might as well worship me. Western societies are civilised? HA! Wow you have been BRAINWASHED by the media and the news.

"What would you think of me if I went and killed an imam because he said something I didn't agree with? What would you think of me if I went and demanded your execution just because you mad me upset? What would you think of me if I made an effigy of muhammod and burned it because I heard one of your people say they hated America? You would think I was a lunatic, wouldn't you?" Yes, i would. But i wouldn't blame it on your religion, i would just blame it on you, which is something you have to realise about muslims. It is not in our religion to kill people etc, it is just that certain people do.

If you think it is wrong to impose your views on someone, then why do you constantly critisize other religions. I dont personally kill people, but im PROUD of being a muslim and there is absolutely nothing you can do to make me change my mind, and i HONESTLY see it as a peaceful religion, excluding the certain individuals who act violently. In islam we are not supposed to force our religion on anyway, its just open and welcomes people to join, but we don't force anyone.

But i do believe that muslims have the right to fight back to americans and the british for starting the war in iraq. You can't even say that it is ok for people to just attack innocent civilians like that. And you call these countries civilised? and all this for oil. At least muslims fight for their beliefs, not material things.

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