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Oh yes...the requisite youtube video. Small group of Palestinians cheering is representative of 2 billion Muslims world wide.
That's a good one![]()
They just might. You're making some assumptions yourself and thinking they're more valid than mine. I look at the lack of outcry against jihad as proof positive of the true feelings of most Muslims. Such would not be the case in Christianity. Bomb an abortion clinic? The outcry would be loud and widespread. I guess most Christians don't actually support terrorism the way most Muslims do.
Where were the mass protests against the Christian abortion clinic bombings or Tillers murder
By the way, there has been condemnation and outcry against radicalization, terrorism and violence conducted under the guise of "jihad" from Muslims around the world. It is not as well reported as the bloody bits and when brought up, duly ignored.
Maybe you were in a coma when it happened. It was condemned in every corner of Christianity. No, we weren't rioting in the streets, that's what Leftards do. Terrorism is not tolerated in Christianity whatsoever. Wish I could say the same for Muslims.
Every corner of Christianity? Link please.
I'm not talking about "rioting" I'm talking about the fact that when it comes to Muslims, the expectation is that there be mass demonstrations against violence as evidence (simple condemnation is not enough).
So were there any public protests against the Tiller killing or abortion clinic bombings? What corners of Christianity?
I can't possibly bear the burden of those who don't keep themselves informed. If you were watching the news when these things happened, you would have gotten official statements from the Vatican to Focus on the Family. What more do you expect than a rebuke? The same thing happened when the Westboro Baptist Church, of which I think Jeremiah is a member, was protesting soldiers' funerals with hate signs. The condemnation of their actions was resounding. So stuff your "link please" tactic because it's not my job to catch you up on what's going on in the world.
The Vatican and Focus on the Family. Two groups...no protests against those bombings though? Just a few statements that you can't provide any actual sources for.
By the way, did you know there have been plenty of official condemnations and statements from Muslim clerics, scholars, religious leaders - around the world - condemning extremist violance and actions? That also goes under the category of "keeping themselves informed", a burden you seem not to bear for yourself.