Re: Believers on Believers
But supposing it is human nature to feel one's own tragedy strongly compared to others, I dont agree that it is wrong
ravage, your problem has always been that you take a general broad principle and apply it on a specific situation. you're naive at best.
the core of the issue is the underlying bigotry and undermining sentiments of these people. by saying that it's sad that muslims are doing this to muslim they are actually diverting attention from what's at the heart of this conflict which got nothing to do with being muslim or not. it got to do with a rebelious upheavel (reminds me of Waco, Texas incident as a matter of fact) and general law and order situation. so not counting for what it was and labeling it as murder of muslim by a muslim is NOT friggin' human nature, it's simply stupidity and ignorance. It's the inability of the people to look at what it is and then associate it with some kinda religious stance is what's stupid.
it's like saying for someone who's going to be hanged next day for murder that how tragic it is that a muslim is going to be hanged by a muslim ruler. of course the ukp will be hanged for what he did...it got nothing to do with his religion and anyone feeling sorry will be a fool.