Those rioting are just following the example of their prophet. Those with Christophobic natures continue to lump the two together. Secularism with its death culture has far more similarities to Islam than Christianity.

"Christians" had nothing to do with the so called "Holocaust" apart from opposing it, that's pretty much the most ignorant thing I've seen posted here in recent times, Fascism and NS is explicitly Pagan, you know, Pagan as in Rome?

Dear Yabby,

Reading is indeed instructive for the most part. Could I suggest you put Mien Kampf on your list. 

"Hence today I believe that I am acting in accordance with the will of the Almighty Creator: by defending myself against the Jew, I am fighting for the work of the Lord."
Hitler

So enthusiastically received was the book in Christian Germany that its sales made Hitler a millionaire.

And I don't think it was a coincidence  that after the Yugoslavian conflict Serbia was the first country in Europe to pass a law mandating Creationism be taught in schools.

Dear CHERFUL,

Yes let's take abundance as a measure of God's blessings. United Arab Eremites, Qatar and Saudi Arabia swimming in oil, incredible wealth, site of the holy city of Mecca. Poverty rates far less than the Christian USA, far less of their citizens behind bars, better health outcomes, huge foreign workforces doing all the crap jobs. If you want to worship the God of wealth bow Eastward my friend.

Dear runner,

Christians worship the sign of a death device and you have the temerity to call Islam a death culture?

Sending people "home" is definitely not an option for those born here, and probably not an option for those with citizenship, despite hysteria from both sides.

We have existing laws where the guilty can be judged and punished.

Also, history easily shows that Christianity - despite having a 300 year head start - has a vastly higher body count when it comes to killing people.

Quote: Christianity has a vastly higher body count

Well, maybe, but only if you restrict your data in both time (history) and space (geography) and accept the political to be the same as religious (not always true for the West, but a given for Islam).

Consider the conquest of India by the religion of peace. A common number given is 80 million Hindus dead. Then there are the Buddhists, whose civilization had once extended from China to Afghanistan. For all purposes, all Buddhists west of the Ganges River were exterminated by the followers of Mohammed (then people wonder why people in Burma don’t like Muslims!)

Here is a link about India about the magnitude of Muslim atrocities:
http://www.voiceofdharma.org/books/siii/ch7.htm

Do Muslims talk about this? No, of course not. Morality and forgiveness are for silly infidels. Muslims never talk about the evils they do or the barbaric acts of their dear prophet (“A noble example”)

It would be wise to remember the words of historian Will Durant from his 1935 book The Story of Civilization: Our Oriental Heritage (page 459):
“The Mohammedan Conquest of India is probably the bloodiest story in history. It is a discouraging tale, for its evident moral is that civilization is a precarious thing, whose delicate complex of order and liberty, culture and peace may at any time be overthrown by barbarians invading from without or multiplying within.”

Did anyone else notice the sign the little 5-6 year old Muslim boy was holding in the Sidney protests? You know, the one saying to “Behead those that insult Islam.” How cute!

http://www.smh.com.au/opinion/politics/the-incredible-muslim-hulk-proves-to-be-no-friend-of-islam-either-20120916-260e8.html
An other red neck link?
If you want, Sydney morning Herald.
Every word true.
We will see much more be insulted by our own even more often.
See we dare to be us.
Dare to use our freedom not as a weapon but to defend our selves from those who do.
Those linked as csteete has told us to the Community that did this.
Still will not enter the debate, what would be our fate, if we, any of us, marched in any Muslim country.
Throwing rocks and bottles at police.
How likely we would take our children to such events?
A focus on education to hate and no real chance to consider the rest of the worlds rights.
A need to be upset with such a pettiness?
In time we will know we imported trouble,
A blindness hiden within a faith that questions the faiths worth and those that see only our faults.