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Sikhs and Hindus probably feel less maginalised in the world as a whole I would imagine. Maginalised groups have a tendency to develop more extreme elements. You have to look at the history between Islam and the west to understand how some people have adopted such extreme stances. Similar thing happened with Jewish people throughout history...A more imformative programme was Islam and the West and the thing on C4 the other night comparing Islamic Terror groups with Jewish groups in the 19th century. Not just picking on muslims but trying to understand how things got to be like this and how in/out group mentality makes things worse
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http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/200...06_228x266.jpg http://bnp.org.uk/files/2009/02/islam-future1.jpg Muslims need to stop this in the UK, also the community leaders need to talk with the youth and tell them not to react also... |
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Great points Fom. |
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hehe Its the Mail readers that are living in their own black bubble of hate!
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I think you have to look at the historical reasons for why there are problems between Islam and the West to help us understand how best to tackle the problem and hating on them will get us nowhere. I think most muslim people are just trying to get by like you
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