Muslims on India train assaulted 'because they ate beef'

[ikalugin]

Originally Posted by Cybermat47

So non-Christian people in predominantly Christian countries can't express their beliefs, because if they do they'll offend everyone else, and rightfully get killed for doing so?

My opinion is that they can, but if they violate the law while doing so (ie by beheading people) they must by punished accordingly.

This includes a large number of other crimes, such as incitement of violence and others.

Hence I would advise a person not to exercise his beliefs if his actions are against the law.

[Cybermat47]

Originally Posted by ikalugin

My opinion is that they can, but if they violate the law while doing so (ie by beheading people) they must by punished accordingly.

This includes a large number of other crimes, such as incitement of violence and others.

Hence I would advise a person not to exercise his beliefs if his actions are against the law.

Well, of course, they have to express their beliefs in a way that does not harm or bring harm to anyone.

[ikalugin]

Originally Posted by Cybermat47

Well, of course, they have to express their beliefs in a way that does not harm or bring harm to anyone.

Unfortunately it appears that this is not the case with a significant number of muslims which use accusations of islamophobia to cover their activities.

[Cybermat47]

Originally Posted by ikalugin

Unfortunately it appears that this is not the case with a significant number of muslims which use accusations of islamophobia to cover their activities.

Agreed. The irrational fear of Islamophobia is a great asset to Islamists.

I wouldn't be surprised if several logical ideas were shot down by people who interpreted them as Islamophobic.