thismeintiel on 04 June 2017
| LadyJasmine said: I am from a muslim community, the number of muslims with radical views is small but a small percentage of 1.5 billion or millions in muslims in our respective countries is still a large number of people. Imo I personally the fault the family and friends of the attackers as they generally do know this person is going crazy and radical and stay silent and until Sirens wail again in some European capitals. |
I think the biggest problem in the Muslim community is the large number of sympathizers. It's the reason why so many of these attacks are carried out by 2nd or 3rd generation immigrants. You grow up in a home that, while the parents would do nothing themselves, they are constantly damning the country you live in, while not condemning these types of attacks or possibly saying things about understanding how the attackers feel, of course their children are going to be more likely the become extremists when they enter their rebellious late teens to early twenties.
These people must be labeled as the animals they are in all homes, regardless of religion.
