Not sure if this has been posted anywhere before:
http://ift.tt/1lNgnaK
This woman makes a good broad point. I'm not sure where she's getting her facts and figures from however, but I agree with her overall conclusion.
Regarding the parallel with Nazi Germany, was the peaceful German majority guilty of apathy, effectively standing back while a powerful minority committed atrocities; was the majority silenced and paralysed through fear of the powerful minority; or something in between, or something else?
Taking that further, are peaceful Muslims complicit by inaction in the crimes of Muslim radicals because they are not doing enough to help stamp out the problem? Is it enough to stand back and say "Islam is a religion of peace and Muslims are peaceful people - we do not agree with the actions of THOSE Muslims"?
http://ift.tt/1lNgnaK
This woman makes a good broad point. I'm not sure where she's getting her facts and figures from however, but I agree with her overall conclusion.
Regarding the parallel with Nazi Germany, was the peaceful German majority guilty of apathy, effectively standing back while a powerful minority committed atrocities; was the majority silenced and paralysed through fear of the powerful minority; or something in between, or something else?
Taking that further, are peaceful Muslims complicit by inaction in the crimes of Muslim radicals because they are not doing enough to help stamp out the problem? Is it enough to stand back and say "Islam is a religion of peace and Muslims are peaceful people - we do not agree with the actions of THOSE Muslims"?
via JREF Forum http://ift.tt/1jYF7wW
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