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But irrespective of the religion professed, angry people kill. The French in the course of their history has killed millions of people. Many were Muslims.

11. Macron is not showing that he is civilised. He is very primitive in blaming the religion of Islam and Muslims for the killing of the insulting school teacher. It is not in keeping with the teachings of Islam.

2. The killing is not an act that as a Muslim I would approve. But while I believe in the freedom of expression, I do not think it includes insulting other people. You cannot go up to a man and curse him simply because you believe in freedom of speech.

3. In Malaysia, where there are people of many different races and religions, we have avoided serious conflicts between races because we are conscious of the need to be sensitive to the sensitivities of others. If we are not, then this country would never be peaceful and stable.

8. The dress code of European women at one time was severely restrictive. Apart from the face no part of the body was exposed. But over the years, more and more parts of the body are exposed.

Today a little string covers the most secret place, that’s all. In fact, many in the west are totally naked when on certain beaches. - CB

9. The West accepts this as normal. But the West should not try to forcibly impose this on others. To do so is to deprive the freedom of these people.
 
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But irrespective of the religion professed, angry people kill. The French in the course of their history has killed millions of people. Many were Muslims.

11. Macron is not showing that he is civilised. He is very primitive in blaming the religion of Islam and Muslims for the killing of the insulting school teacher. It is not in keeping with the teachings of Islam.

2. The killing is not an act that as a Muslim I would approve. But while I believe in the freedom of expression, I do not think it includes insulting other people. You cannot go up to a man and curse him simply because you believe in freedom of speech.

3. In Malaysia, where there are people of many different races and religions, we have avoided serious conflicts between races because we are conscious of the need to be sensitive to the sensitivities of others. If we are not, then this country would never be peaceful and stable.

8. The dress code of European women at one time was severely restrictive. Apart from the face no part of the body was exposed. But over the years, more and more parts of the body are exposed.

Today a little string covers the most secret place, that’s all. In fact, many in the west are totally naked when on certain beaches. - CB

9. The West accepts this as normal. But the West should not try to forcibly impose this on others. To do so is to deprive the freedom of these people.

But if u don't belong to that country n you are just a migrant or refugee there, do what the Romans do. Respect the western culture n abide by the rules there. Not happy, go back to your homeland wherever u belong.
Don't use history to justify for the cowardly brutal crimes, Genghis Khan also slaughtered many people long time ago, is that an excuse to start killing Mongolians now to seek revenge?
 
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But if u don't belong to that country n you are just a migrant or refugee there, do what the Romans do. Respect the western culture n abide by the rules there. Not happy, go back to your homeland wherever u belong.
Don't use history to justify for the cowardly brutal crimes, Genghis Khan also slaughtered many people long time ago, is that an excuse to start killing Mongolians now to seek revenge?
Mogolians don't care Mahathir cares
 
Beheading of infidels is promoted in the Koran and practise by very religious muslims from 7th century till 21st century.

God promises to "cast terror into the hearts of those who are bent on denying the truth; strike, then, their necks!" (Koran 8.12)

Muslims have a right to be angry and to kill millions of French people ~Mahathir Mohamad

The mosques are our barracks, the faithful our soldiers ~Erdogan

Merciful to each other… violent to the kuffar ~Erdogan

https://www.sammyboy.com/threads/fa...ng-muslims-not-a-single-peaceful-word.294581/
 
Don't use history to justify for the cowardly brutal crimes, Genghis Khan also slaughtered many people long time ago, is that an excuse to start killing Mongolians now to seek revenge?

Yes. Its history for GK. But for ME, its still on going. As i am typing now, killing still going on in Syria, Afghanistan. And dont forget...after the invasion of the other ME countries, tere are still civil war going on!
 
Yes. Its history for GK. But for ME, its still on going. As i am typing now, killing still going on in Syria, Afghanistan. And dont forget...after the invasion of the other ME countries, tere are still civil war going on!
Speaking of Afghanistan, two really excellent movies/documentaries. Restrepo, and Korengal. Real footage, interviews and fire fights.
 
The afghan fighters really gave the US army soldiers a tough time, killed about 48 of them too.

With all the sophisticated weapon firepower, they cant even beat afghan foot soldiers/fighters. Pathetic.
 
With all the sophisticated weapon firepower, they cant even beat afghan foot soldiers/fighters. Pathetic.
Korangal Valley has really tough terrain, plus the strong resistance of the locals.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korangal_Valley

The strongly independent tribes of the Korangal Valley, who have opposed all forms of government other than a council of elders, viewed the U.S. troops as invaders. This created constant tension between the locals and the U.S. military which prevented significant progress against the Taliban.[4][5][6] And so, after years of sustained fighting and casualties, the U.S. military closed Korangal Outpost on April 14, 2010, after which the valley reverted to Taliban control.[7] Forty-two American service men died fighting in the Korangal and hundreds were wounded, primarily between 2006 and 2009. Many Afghan soldiers died there as well. The valley has been dubbed "The Valley of Death" by American forces.[8]

British photographer Tim Hetherington won the World Press Photo award for 2007 with a shot he took while reporting on the war in Korangal Valley for Vanity Fair magazine in January 2008.[9] Sebastian Junger's (2010) book War, and the subsequent film Restrepo, document his experiences while embedded with Battle Company, 2nd Battalion, 503rd Infantry, 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team manning the small Outpost Restrepo, named for fallen medic Juan Sebastián Restrepo, in the Korangal Valley. A second film, Korengal, gives a more in depth view into life at Outpost Restrepo.

By early 2019, the valley was captured by Islamic State - Khorasan Province affiliated groups, after multiple clashes with Taliban groups present in the area.[10] Clashes are still ongoing between Taliban-affiliated groups and ISKP fighters in the valley.[11]
 
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