All this anti Muslim propaganda is having an effect...

In one week...
There Have Been 19 Hate Crimes Against Muslims in the Past Week


Kind of sad that someone has to hied who they are...
US Muslim women debate safety of hijab amid backlash

So much hate in this world and usually directed at wrong people...
Muslim- Owned Cafe Defaced With Nazi Graffiti, Then Firebombed

Really spitting...
Chicago Woman Gets Spit On For Being Muslim. Here's Her Response

Of course there will be those who are suspicious because a good Muslim to them doesn't exist...
Muslim anti-Isis march not covered by mainstream media outlets, say organisers

Is this the reaction that the anti Muslims wanted?

Some will say I have an agenda and they would be correct. My agenda is to bring to light what is happening in North America, due to all the anti Muslim rhetoric and to show that it is creating hate and violence.

a reply to: theonenonlyone

Again, this falls right into the hands of ISIS. They want Muslims at large to feel targeted, abused and discriminated against.

It'll be much easier to indoctrinate them if they already think the rest of the world is out to kill them. Funny how sometimes Americans don't realize the biggest security threat they face is themselves.

~Tenth

This is how AQ and ISIS came to exist on home ground (ie in the EU and US) - self fulfilling prophecy.

Hilarious that some people think all Muslims act like.... wait for it... the people who are intolerant to Muslims.

a reply to: and14263

this is not actually entirely true some percentage of muslim parents bring their children up to hate the west,telling them how great the mother land is and how we the west have destroyed it ,and totally ignore the fact they have been fighting amoung themselves

originally posted by: stuthealien
a reply to: and14263

this is not actually entirely true some percentage of muslim parents bring their children up to hate the west,telling them how great the mother land is and how we the west have destroyed it

Muslims don't call it 'the mother land'. Have you been confusing Russia with the Middle East?

And that's probably true of any group, religious or otherwise, who have had to leave their country due to war and oppression. I would imagine they would blame the oppressors and the war mongers.

~Tenth

originally posted by: tothetenthpower
a reply to: theonenonlyone

Again, this falls right into the hands of ISIS. They want Muslims at large to feel targeted, abused and discriminated against.

It'll be much easier to indoctrinate them if they already think the rest of the world is out to kill them. Funny how sometimes Americans don't realize the biggest security threat they face is themselves.

~Tenth

Unfortunately, these reactions are because of the increase in the number of people that believe radical Muslims are out to kill them.

It is hard to tell them otherwise after the recent events in France and San Bernardino.

Logic and PC don't stand a chance when survival instincts kick in. Most people rather be an alive bigot than a dead PC person with an epithat that says what a loving and brave person they were.

The labels bigot and xenophobe are becoming badges of honor. People don't care if you think them lower than low, if you think them as a coward or if you have any negative feels about them at all. People have for a long time now been conditioned to think about their own comfort and needs.

If they don't give a damn about their American neighbors, you don't really expect them to welcome some potentially dangerous strangers, coming into their neighborhoods bringing in changes they don't want.

The affect is two fold...

Besides being a recruiting tactic for ISIS, this also indoctrinates the next generation of American youth into keeping the fear alive.



Source

The older boy called the Muslim student “the son of ISIS” and accused him of responsibility for destroying the World Trade Center towers on Sept. 11, 2001 — which happened before either boy was born.

a reply to: tothetenthpower

some of them where born in the uk and never left a middle eastern country due to war or oppression ,yet still maintain the hate as the generations continue ,i just used motherland as they have many countries of original origin

originally posted by: stuthealien
a reply to: and14263

this is not actually entirely true some percentage of muslim parents bring their children up to hate the west,telling them how great the mother land is and how we the west have destroyed it ,and totally ignore the fact they have been fighting amoung themselves

And some percentage of Christians bring their children up to hate other races aka white supremacists. As long as the human race continues to see each other as different rather than as the same species there will always be hate and division on both sides. The stupid thing is we are all stuck on the same rock floating through the vastness of the universe and we can't get over "who's version of the bearded man in the sky is better" or "if there is even a bearded man in the sky" or "this imaginary line is my country stay out" or "you are a different colour to me therefore I hate you". We are doomed to fail as a species unless as a whole we get over the smallminded petty # that is going on.

originally posted by: stuthealien
a reply to: tothetenthpower

some of them where born in the uk and never left a middle eastern country due to war or oppression ,yet still maintain the hate as the generations continue ,i just used motherland as they have many countries of original origin

Do you know any of these people personally?

This just sounds like propaganda you heard from some UKIP member or something of that nature. And why would it matter anyway?

How does that make them terrorists, or make them an acceptable target of violence?

~Tenth

a reply to: theonenonlyone

Hay Muslim here..

I have been a Victim my self , from my family disowning me to the FBI paying me a visit ( for no good reason). Etc.

Even though this has happned to me I still have compassion for the people who hate . was it jesus ( peace and blessing be upon him) who said "forgive them father for they know not what they do" oddly enough. Always repeat this when i experience hate or see it.

I have found that most people who "hate" do so out of fear and a lack of understanding.

I have seen many times people protesting at mosque be invited in and walk away with a lightened heart full of understanding. Interaction is key .

Love and compassion is the answer.


Kap.

a reply to: theonenonlyone

So true! If only the Muslim haters would realize that their hatred and fear supports ISIS. They might as well be handing ISIS weapons and helping them with their attacks.

If it's playing into the hands of Daesh, then the MSM are culpable of assisting them in getting their wish.

Everyday, fear of terrorists associated with Islam is pushed onto everyday folk and consequentially people turn on Muslims. Sure ignorance plays a big part, but fear is by far the biggest reason for so much hate.

Some people can't see we're being played, but more and more are beginning to wake up.

Yep. People are going to work themselves into a fear-filled frenzy which is going to have blowback, then retaliation, rinse and repeat.

a reply to: tothetenthpower

Muslims don't call it 'the mother land

most Semites call the countries they live in, or came from the land of their fathers. which goes right along with their with their Patriarchal ideals.

The media is gonna handle this just like they do anything else, either ignore it or sensationalize and exaggerate it.

originally posted by: Cobaltic1978
If it's playing into the hands of Daesh, then the MSM are culpable of assisting them in getting their wish.

Yes. It's true that MSM is spreading the hatred and fear. So are people like Trump. It's up to US to reject the hype from ALL sources. And it can be done!

I listen to MSM all the time, and I manage to reject the fear and hatred! I refuse to live my life in fear and I refuse to become a bigot. It's really as simply as that. One has to be WILLING to be afraid and willing to hate to let the MSM and people like Trump affect their opinions and emotions.

a reply to: sosobad
You are quite right. Hate and fear are legacies that are passed down through the generations. For many it is as simple as, "You can't go swimming after eating or you will drown." Little comments people parrot without thought that they have heard their entire life, and have never had the need to question.

But that is a different kind hate. A learned hate that is reactive and with no real substance. The kind of hate that is being seeded and nurtured in us today is a hate with substance and sustenance. It is a hate being generated from both sides, both with the same excuse, the preservation of their heritage, their human rights, and their life.

You can't expect peace among people when each group believes they are right and are not willing to compromise. Sometimes people have to agree to disagree. It is when they can't agree to accept to each his own, and demands the other changes or dies, that we have a problem, and as long as more than one is alive, the wars will continue.

I don't see this ever changing as long as people continue to believe that they are special. They are God's chosen. That God speaks to their people only. That everyone that doesn't follow their God, exactly the way they say they are supposed to follow their God, they are subhuman and are forfeit.

It is the brainwashing of division that is the poison on this planet that is our greatest problem. Everybody fights to be the same and yet we constantly look for ways to be different. It is the Highlander type mythos of, "There can be only one.", we have to let go of.

a reply to: NightSkyeB4Dawn

But this isn't self defense or anything. It's just harassment.