Yes I realize they practice Islam like Christians practice Christianity and Jews practice Judaism. I also Understand the issue is complicated. My issue isn't really with the people who practice it, it's with the doctrine and it's uncompromising Imam's who put forward antiquated doctrine to be followed today. As I said before to some degree all people of religion are indoctrinated. All have some antiquated practices like stoning gays and adulterers. Christianity and Judaism have modernized because we recognize that stoning people isn't tolerable for a modern society. Not so with Islam. Islam is proud that it hasn't progressed in 1400 years and the people who keep it that way are the Imams. Their interpretation of the Koran and their failure to modernize is unacceptable. As I said before Islam the doctrine was created by a opportunistic, murdering,thieving,pedophile war lord who wanted total control, hence the doctrine reflects that personality. If Muslims can't change the doctrine or leave the cult, which they can't, then what choice do the people who follow have? Again they are a very devout people so unless the Imam's say it's OK to modernize the majority won't. Their Imam's have control like the Pope did in the middle ages. Because they can't or they won't change or assimilate we will continue to have terrorists attacks.
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by comparison. They were very vocal when Rev. Terry Jones threatened to burn a Koran. Had Rev Jones actually done so I have know doubt the protests would have been riots here in the USA and not just in Afghanistan. What riots do you see today by Muslims? Where are the protests? They can Obviously be vocal, well where is it? By comparison, silence. Yes I'm sure some denounced the attacks and gave the usual sound bite " ISIS does not represent Islam". Those words mean nothing to the people of Belgium today the way that they meant nothing to the people Paris,NYC,Nigeria,Turkey,London...Oh hell to many to mention here's the Wiki
List of Islamist terrorist attacks - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia