to Leane on wow and majority and minority

Submitted by AS (India), Mar 21, 2007 at 00:02

so what do you say? just becoz ur husband is a good man does that mean all muslim men are good? the character of a society is always decided by a vocal minority. do you think every german was cheering for hitler when he came on the scene? why do you think an article like this has come on muslim men? do you see such behavior in any other set of males? anywhere?

it is not just about getting a visa. their tendencies are derived from their religions. its not just about being a petty thug. what are you trying to suggest? that decide case by case. but remember. your sampling error can be a liability for the entire society.

what if your man was a fanatic muslim? what if he made your children follow jihad? how can you ignore that people among the community of your husband commit honor killings and rapes in the neighborhood of London. so please dont preach and promote islamic men here. there is a problem, and western women have to be made aware of it. taking the idiotic approach of love thy neighbor and John Lennon kinda lunacy on this issue can lead one's life and one's society in danger.

i am not able to comprehend what part of this is not getting in your head. to me some here sound like agents selling western women to muslim men. your husband does not add any information on the problems here. probably if you do a comprehensive search, then some sharks might be more friendly to humans than dolphins. that doesnt tell me much. I'm still gonna be wary of sharks.

your husband is just not a true 'muslim'. just like you're not a 'true 'christian'. coz if he was, then you would be in a burqah and chanting allah 5 times a day and preparing your kids for a battle for some imaginary cause.

please dont lecture here and trivialise the issue at hand.

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