I live near dearborn

Then I'll refer you back to the Kuwaiti 'bomb violence with mercy' campaign as an example.
You're gonna have to move the goalposts pretty fucking far from 'no muslims condemn terror' to be even close to having a valid point though kid so I don't even know why you're trying. Far easier to just be a man and admit you weren't aware of anti-terror sentiment among muslim communities.

I mean how hard is it to say 'My bad. I was wrong'? No wonder you never fucking learn anything if you can't admit when you don't know something.

they might "condemn" it....but they would have no problem standing by and watching you get beheaded

Idk or care where that is really.
Do you go out and protest or whatever it is you expect these people to do every time something bad happens on the other side of the world your not even aware happened or involved with?

This post was edited by remco6 on Oct 31 2017 10:01pm

Oh thank god we have the resident fucking psychic in here to tell us what's up. So glad you popped by. Perhaps you could offer your services to the goddamn CIA and tell us who the next attacker is gonna be so we can stop him and avoid having to hear your shitty fucking opinion in the inevitable thread immediately succeeding his attack?

e/ my bad. 'his/her attack'*

God I'm such a feckless mysoginist. #FeministJihad

This post was edited by Scaly on Oct 31 2017 10:08pm

the next attack will be from a muslim

ezpk

I think it’s time for bed mate

I can admit when i dont know things quite easily, i assure you. My main breach of the subject was to show a specific type of speak and how it pertains to our debate here, the nuance of all sides using the same type of debating that we have learned to apply to our own beliefs.

Ill also note that i do not use any form of social media not needed beyong work or school, so im not as immersed in the sentiments globally beyond what i see regularly discussed. If we are to use your, 'talking out of my ass' phrase, ill note that i speak of what i know and ill assume until shown otherwise, in a mild manner.

Im just triggered by how muslims were represented at my college in terms of how they think of things there. Btw, my campus was hugely diverse in terms of multiple asian and middle eastern groups of people, the representation of youths my age in the intellectual field well represented where i live. It is liberal as fuck.

Beyond that, i bet there are very many not mentioned in quick news, but probably should be, anti-terrorist muslims out there.

This took like ten minutes to type on this damn phone

In response to rem. one of the most dense places in terms of muslims population in the u.s. And no, im not represented by any sort of group that launders hate beyond being a white male

This post was edited by ChrisKz on Oct 31 2017 10:12pm

No shit. It's 4 am and I have uni tomorrow lol.

Night PaRD. Peace and to all. Namaste and all that shit. Sleep well.

Some muslims speak out against terrorism
Some muslims speak out in support of terrorism
Polling has shown that support for terrorism is very significantly widespread in the muslim world, and still alarmingly high within western countries.
And keeping in mind, that's heavily tainted by willingness to openly speak about if they consider terrorism justified.
So the lower rates in the west are kept artificially low by polling bias.