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Proportionally - where does the blame lay.

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We all know that not every muslim takes part in, or even supports
Islamist terrorism. However their families are tightly held together
by the religion by very long custom.
They find it difficult to take a stand that is different to the mosque.
It is similar and probably related to the honor system that is attached to women.
That is why you hear the Imman tut tut when an Islamist attack occurs.
You only hear very prominent muslims speak out.
Never do you see them demonstrate in the street to oppose the attackers.
That would bring the Imman and mosque down on them.

The blame game being played here is ridiculous. He who pulls the
trigger is to blame and if there is a movement that practically supports
him they are likewise to blame.
Anyone who tries to blow it out to hundreds or thousands of people
nowhere near the perpetrators is just a stupid egotistical would be
intellectual twit.
Posted by Bazz, Saturday, 23 March 2019 10:51:53 PM
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Bazz,
You're waking the apologists from the dreams that provide the apologists with that warm'b fozzy feeling !
Just wait till Adern has to start dealing with the onslaught !
Posted by individual, Sunday, 24 March 2019 9:59:43 AM
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