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Can we just sticky a Muslim thread at the top of the PoFo? This is becoming a weekly thing and it's important for our resident sjw's to stay up-to-date on the people they're championing.
Religion of Peace showing Pakistani children in a park some love
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/w...3sd00b0av00dth
60+ dead
Can we just sticky a Muslim thread at the top of the PoFo? This is becoming a weekly thing and it's important for our resident sjw's to stay up-to-date on the people they're championing.
how many Muslims world-wide do you ignorant s think support such slaughter?
at you calling anyone ignorant.
Muslims in some countries surveyed in South Asia and the Middle East-North Africa region are more likely than Muslims elsewhere to consider suicide bombing justified. Four-in-ten Palestinian Muslims see suicide bombing as often or sometimes justified, while roughly half (49%) take the opposite view.
In Egypt, about three-in-ten (29%) consider suicide bombing justified at least sometimes. Elsewhere in the region, fewer Muslims believe such violence is often or sometimes justified, including fewer than one-in-five in Jordan (15%) and about one-in-ten in Tunisia (12%), Morocco (9%) and Iraq (7%).
In Afghanistan, a substantial minority of Muslims (39%) say that this form of violence against civilian targets is often or sometimes justifiable in defense of Islam. In Bangladesh, more than a quarter of Muslims (26%) take this view. Support for suicide bombing is lower in Pakistan (13%).
In the countries surveyed in Central Asia and Southern and Eastern Europe, fewer than one-in-six Muslims consider suicide bombing justified in Turkey (15%), Kosovo (11%) and Kyrgyzstan (10%). Elsewhere in these two regions, even fewer say this tactic can be justified.
In Southeast Asia, Malaysian Muslims are more likely than Indonesian Muslims to consider suicide bombing justifiable (18% vs. 7%).
Pakistan Taliban targeting another soft target.
Do you mind doing the calculations using the information I provided you. I'm honestly curious to see the number of Muslims who support such slaughters.
It'd be an eye opening thread.
another last week in Iraq at a soccer game
http://abcnews.go.com/International/...ng-29-37932751
Istanbul this month...6th this year.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/03/19/europe/turkey-blast/
but according to some here these are all justified retaliations against the West lol
Boots forgets these are happening in Muslim countries as well.
Interesting stats, thanks for posting. I wish they would have surveyed Iranians. I think they'd be on the lower end since Iran isn't a third world hole like a lot of these countries. I'd also love to see Saudi Arabian stats since they're the country where all this radical bull seems to come from.
Muslims in some countries surveyed in South Asia and the Middle East-North Africa region are more likely than Muslims elsewhere to consider suicide bombing justified. Four-in-ten Palestinian Muslims see suicide bombing as often or sometimes justified, while roughly half (49%) take the opposite view.
In Egypt, about three-in-ten (29%) consider suicide bombing justified at least sometimes. Elsewhere in the region, fewer Muslims believe such violence is often or sometimes justified, including fewer than one-in-five in Jordan (15%) and about one-in-ten in Tunisia (12%), Morocco (9%) and Iraq (7%).
In Afghanistan, a substantial minority of Muslims (39%) say that this form of violence against civilian targets is often or sometimes justifiable in defense of Islam. In Bangladesh, more than a quarter of Muslims (26%) take this view. Support for suicide bombing is lower in Pakistan (13%).
In the countries surveyed in Central Asia and Southern and Eastern Europe, fewer than one-in-six Muslims consider suicide bombing justified in Turkey (15%), Kosovo (11%) and Kyrgyzstan (10%). Elsewhere in these two regions, even fewer say this tactic can be justified.
In Southeast Asia, Malaysian Muslims are more likely than Indonesian Muslims to consider suicide bombing justifiable (18% vs. 7%).
The Saudis would bump it up considerably.
I'm sick and tired of the people trying to downplay the Muslim violence claiming it's just small percentage
sure it's a small percentage of Muslims who carry out the attack, but the amount of Muslims that support them is no small amount of people, we are talking millions of Muslims who support this .
Yeah I don't believe this small percentage either. Richard Dawkins destroyed this argument when discussing Muslim reaction to those cartoons posted in that Danish paper years ago that got them all so butthurt. When moderate European clerics were excusing and agreeing with all the assholes saying they deserved death for picturing Mohammed and all other kinds of stupid . And how the Islamic press carefully cultivated this anger and made up, like when they claimed a picture of a guy wearing a pig snout costume on his face at an eating contest was that Danish newspaper claiming to picture Mohammed.The Saudis would bump it up considerably.
I'm sick and tired of the people trying to downplay the Muslim violence claiming it's just small percentage
sure it's a small percentage of Muslims who carry out the attack, but the amount of Muslims that support them is no small amount of people, we are talking millions of Muslims who support this .
Phew
Jihad Report
Last 30 DaysAttacks 150 Killed 1109 Injured 2953 Suicide Blasts 35 Countries 26 List of Attacks
http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/at...aspx?Yr=Last30
in last few years, Americans killed by terrorism 30
... killed by accidents 130K
... but Americans scared less by ISIS
By far and away the largest !Muslim country is Indonesia.The Saudis would bump it up considerably.
I'm sick and tired of the people trying to downplay the Muslim violence claiming it's just small percentage
sure it's a small percentage of Muslims who carry out the attack, but the amount of Muslims that support them is no small amount of people, we are talking millions of Muslims who support this .
They are a bit ahead of Russia...
"it's just small percentage"
1.6B Muslims, how many are terrorists?
How many became terrorists because, US, UK, France terrorizing Muslim countries?
Before I answer this, did you tell me the number of Muslims that support the slaughter you asked me about? I gave you the percentages.
Ya Boots.
It's like how many of the U.S. support the U.S. militaries actions while only a small percentage actually are active duty.
Likewise with the % TSA posted on Muslzlies who support the murdercide bombers.
Lol technically
Iranians created the first suicide bombers. Hezbollah was the first terrorist group who started to use suicide bombers and they are funded by Iran. Martydom is a big part of Shia Islam and the suicide bombers gets his martydom from dying while fighting or killing the "enemy." Iran isn't more modern compared to Pakistan, Indonesia, or Malaysia. Those countries aren't ruled by religious leaders.
It makes sense to see Palestinians and Afghans agree with suicide bombing. Their societies are infiltrated by Hamas and the Taliban. Even though the Pakistani government has supported the Taliban and other terrorist groups in the past, the Pakistani people themselves don't support it since they've been a frequent target whether it's Muslim or non-Muslim targets. Bangladesh is becoming more radicalized since it's a poorer country mired in corruption and the youth are recruited by militants.
Muslims in some countries surveyed in South Asia and the Middle East-North Africa region are more likely than Muslims elsewhere to consider suicide bombing justified. Four-in-ten Palestinian Muslims see suicide bombing as often or sometimes justified, while roughly half (49%) take the opposite view.
In Egypt, about three-in-ten (29%) consider suicide bombing justified at least sometimes. Elsewhere in the region, fewer Muslims believe such violence is often or sometimes justified, including fewer than one-in-five in Jordan (15%) and about one-in-ten in Tunisia (12%), Morocco (9%) and Iraq (7%).
In Afghanistan, a substantial minority of Muslims (39%) say that this form of violence against civilian targets is often or sometimes justifiable in defense of Islam. In Bangladesh, more than a quarter of Muslims (26%) take this view. Support for suicide bombing is lower in Pakistan (13%).
In the countries surveyed in Central Asia and Southern and Eastern Europe, fewer than one-in-six Muslims consider suicide bombing justified in Turkey (15%), Kosovo (11%) and Kyrgyzstan (10%). Elsewhere in these two regions, even fewer say this tactic can be justified.
In Southeast Asia, Malaysian Muslims are more likely than Indonesian Muslims to consider suicide bombing justifiable (18% vs. 7%).
The terrorists want to get nukes. That would change everything.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...hristians.html
A newsagent murdered after posting an Easter greeting online was allegedly killed by a fellow Muslim who travelled from 200 miles away.
Asad Shah, 40, was stabbed to death in his shop in what is feared to have been a sectarian attack against the peace-loving branch of Islam he followed.
Hours before his murder, he had written on Facebook: 'Good Friday and very Happy Easter, especially to my beloved Christian nation.'
The bearded killer is understood to have travelled from his home in Bradford to Mr Shah's store in Glasgow.
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