En glimrende artikel om hvorledes religiøs tro på overherredømme,
retfærdiggøre politisk vold og undertrykkelse. På samme tid, fortællingen
om hvorfor islam ikke kan integreres i fx USA eller Europa.
/The Ugly Truth about Muslim Grievances
Take the latest Muslim attack on U.S. soil. Last week, Abdul Razak Ali
Artan — an 18-year-old Muslim refugee from Somalia, who was receiving aid
from Catholic charities — rammed his car into a building at Ohio State
University. He then got out and stabbed people with a butcher knife. He was
eventually shot and killed by a guard; 13 people were hospitalized.
Why did he do it?
According to the “experts,” Artan — like so many other violent Muslim
refugees before him — had grievances. CNN, NBC, the Washington Post, and
many others cited a Facebook post by Artan: “I am sick and tired of seeing
my fellow Muslim Brothers and Sisters being killed and tortured
EVERYWHERE.”
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Recall his Facebook lament: “I am sick and tired of seeing my fellow Muslim
Brothers and Sisters being killed and tortured EVERYWHERE. Seeing my fellow
Muslims being tortured, raped and killed in Burma led to a boiling point. I
can’t take it anymore.”
Note, he was aggrieved because his “Muslim Brothers and Sisters” are being
abused. Key word: Muslim. He didn’t care about universal justice.
Otherwise, he would have been expressing his anger at the brutal
persecution experienced by a tiny minority in his own home country of
Somalia. There, any Somali discovered practicing Christianity is ruthlessly
persecuted and sometimes butchered, especially by the popular Islamic
organization Al-Shabaab — “The Youth.”
Somali Christians share the same looks, nationality, ethnicity, language,
and culture as Artan. They are most literally his true “brothers.” Yet
their unjust persecution didn’t matter to him; his sympathies belonged
instead with a people in distant Burma who have nothing in common with him
other than being Muslim.
And it was that fact — that “subhuman infidels” dared to mistreat “superior
Muslims” — that so irked the young Somali. Hence why he concluded his
Facebook rant with the following sentence — often omitted by the same media
that cited his post as evidence of “grievances”: “By Allah, I am willing to
kill a billion infidels in retribution for a single disabled
Muslim/Musliman.”
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In other words, the next time you hear that Muslim rage and terrorism are
products of grievances — from cartoons to territorial disputes to the
treatment of Muslims in distant nations — remember that this is absolutely
true. But these “grievances” are not predicated on any rational standards
of equality or justice, but on a supremacist worldview.
Kilde/artikel:
http://raymondibrahim.com/2016/12/09/ugly-truth-muslim-grievances/
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