Islam does irritate me, obviously I have some obvious clashes with its principles with my own morality. I don't post it to see if there are others like me, but to believe that is your prorogation.
Being an apologist, doesn't mean your apologizing for them. What are the suppositions? You don't get it, you were the one that ADDED the suppositions:
You now think the suppositions bare reality, even tho you added them...
What is really odd (not in a good way) is how you find it in your heart to criticize me for my suppositions yet you are humanly incapable (or unwilling) to see the wrong in applying something a crazy bitch may have said in Egypt to all of Islam's common thought. And please, if you want to call me an apologist, do so, but tell me what I am apologizing for. A warning: My "defending" Islam has nothing to do with religion and all to do with commom sense. Had you said the Vietnamese or Chinese are evil murderers because they profess an "evil" discipline I'd be saying similar things... not because I do not like you, but because
I know better.
Genocide for example is a direct manifestation of the ideologies of Nazism in the physical world.
Dude, I keep saying ideologies do not kill people and you keep, stubbornly, implying they do, I suspect because they fit perfectly with your argument. You do not have to believe me, you can check it out yourself. I mean, for example, let's look at how ideologies and crime are treated in
ANY court of law. Take, for example the Nazi movement and what eventually took place in Germany, Poland and, to a lesser extent, other central European countries. Let's frame the Nuremberg trials: Borman, Göring, Hess, Speers, etc; all individuals, SOME members of the Nazi party, some not. Yet criminal behaviour was found on an INDIVIDUAL basis. Which translates into the Law of the Land
does not believe the "voices in your head" (a.k.a. ideologies, religions, etc) made you do it. And in fact this is the case in the inmense majority of countries on this planet.
Going back to the subject of Islam, I understand it is a religion that needs to jump many centuries in the realm of humanities, but anyone would argue, correctly I must say, that that is the case with MOST religions. We can sit here and make this another boring hate-the-sand-niggga thread or we can talk about what makes some radicalized Muslims react the way they do. They are, after all, like it or not, human beings.