Muslims threat to Humanity?

Submitted by Sameer (United States), Jan 12, 2007 at 16:22

Here everyone is talking about muslim being threat to the world and then indian talking about pakistan being threat to the world....First of, I'll ask this indian person...which muslim country attacked any western country so far? and you are talking about democracy and humanity, look back to your own country...which cast system you belong to? yourself, you guys are divided in casts (low, med, and high), there is no way for christians or muslims to be equal to brahmans in india....to get equal opportunities. Minorities are facing problem in every culture and every nation. Look to america or even canada....minorities are treated differently no matter what the country policy is or what the media says about.

When we argue about Muslims in general, they are not threat to anyone in the world as long as other people mind their own business. But if they are oppressed, then Muslims are not like others to subjugate themselves. Muslims cannot and will never follow dictation from any other nation on what to do or what not to do. Muslims have their own way of life and they want to live the way they are taught by God.

In present time the real threat to the world is the ONE who attack Japan with Nuclear, attacked Iraq for selfishness and rudeness, who attacked afghanistan, helping... to attack lebanon and palestine (with cluster bombs, sulphur bombs, laser guided missles). Just think about this for a moment and then say which country is threatening global peace?

I know many people would not agree with me....but see what Jimmy Carter (Ex-President of USA) wrote about his own country? He is definitely not a Muslim or Arab?

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