nt250
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Sure. But he is but one person. If a Scientologist kills a Bhuddist in Thailand, is Thailand now on the run from Scientologists? There will be examples like Van Gogh, but they are not the norm. Far from it. A more measurable example would be to look up the number of homicides in the Netherlands for that year and see how many were Muslims killing non-Muslims and whether those murders were politically/religiously motivated. Get a dozen or so of those a year and I think you've got a problem. If not, hardly worth getting alarmist about. BTW, I am against religion, but Islam more so than most. A disgustingly misogynistic religion invented to give a free pass to men who treat women like shit - just so we're clear on where I stand.
Then why do you defend it?
This notion that Islam itself is not to blame is a ludicrous one. Theo Van Gogh was killed because Islam said it was the right thing to do. Islam IS to blame because Islam was invented, and is geared towards, just the types of people who would kill Theo Van Gogh. And Margaret Hussan. And Nick Berg. The little kids in Beslan. The people on the planes. The people at Windows On The World. And you and me.