The Not Moderate Muslim Thread

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@samb

I am sorry but are you actually saying that there is any kind of a reasonable comparison between say me not praying versus a retard mullah aka “real Muslim” supporting TTP? fk me.

you can call me what you want… Muslim, kaafir, whatever… I’m not asking to be accepted as a Muslim. doesn’t affect me…

but what I’m saying is that so much attention is paid to people who miss namaz, aren’t enthusiastic about shuttlecock burqas, etc and how they’re not true Muslims. then how about giving a little, teeny tiny bit of attention to those loud and proud Muslims who support terrorists who are destroying our country?

Nope. What I am saying is that you are basically using a strawman argument to detract from the discussion.

You don’t seem read much. Look at the PA forums. See how many of the regular posters support the TTP.

Ravage Stormfront these days is representative of Christian communities. Considering their growth and how much they use the internet to recruit. But that is a difference of opinion based on subjective values. But I do find your distinction between Christianity and American Evangelism very interesting. By your own words you define them as a sub-sect. Shame really.

But interestingly enough most if not all Catholics do not all of sudden start defining their religion and themselves as moderates due to the actions of some crazy priests and bishops. Sadly some parts of the Muslim community falls victim to this insecurity.

Firstly you have a false premise that people ‘tend to’ define themselves in those terms. It is much more common to take the approach you do where what I believe is Islam and everything else is the ‘other’ whatever you want to call it. Dont really have a preference myself between the two approaches.

They do. Look at this forum. Do a search it is rather easy one to figure out. Also there is no My Islam or other islam. There is Islam. You either follow it or you don’t. No picking and choosing like shopping in a mall.

Not really. There is a religious difference in addition to any political/socio-economic ones. The issue is often debated in religious terms, not merely political ones.

Do highlight these differences in religion please. Because just a few pages ago you agreed that ones faith does not change in Post Number 8 of the thread.