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07-20-2016, 03:37 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:05 AM by Fearless Community.
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We just have to accept the fact that the Middle East and Western ideology are separate and cannot be intertwined.
Islam is a religion that isn't of violence, but rather one that influences it in many ways. There are many Saudi links to IS and Al Qaeda and it is because they have always been against Western beliefs. The idea of equality has always been something to not bring up in UAE. Being homosexual, transgender or even an adulteress has been known to lead you to be stoned or beheaded. It's not just terrorism on our fronts that we face, it is people of Islamic countries that face a greater threat. We in America believe that everyone should be treated the same, that no one can dictate what religion you follow or question the way you were born or what you do with your life. We have freedoms that you cannot have, such as the freedom of speech and many others.
As mentioned by many here, the Quran can be literally interpreted to spread violence against those who oppose Islam. Does Christianity do such in the same manner? Probably not. Does Buddhism? Nope. Judaism? Nah.
Islam is a religion that isn't of violence, but rather one that influences it in many ways. There are many Saudi links to IS and Al Qaeda and it is because they have always been against Western beliefs. The idea of equality has always been something to not bring up in UAE. Being homosexual, transgender or even an adulteress has been known to lead you to be stoned or beheaded. It's not just terrorism on our fronts that we face, it is people of Islamic countries that face a greater threat. We in America believe that everyone should be treated the same, that no one can dictate what religion you follow or question the way you were born or what you do with your life. We have freedoms that you cannot have, such as the freedom of speech and many others.
As mentioned by many here, the Quran can be literally interpreted to spread violence against those who oppose Islam. Does Christianity do such in the same manner? Probably not. Does Buddhism? Nope. Judaism? Nah.