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**imictiorume** · 06-14-2012, 12:29 AM

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and not just in terms of funding (though that is a large part of it).

Jews like to display and call attention to a lot of things they do. They like to justify everything quite loudly. All of that 'noise' inflates their presence and makes it seem like they hold the reigns to everything. Muslims are more modest and aren't calling attention to every little thing they do. We may not hear about our brothers' and sisters' accomplishments but I think it is really presumptuous to jump to the conclusion that since we aren't seen or heard as loudly as the Jews or others, we must not be doing much.

Also, Jews do business with each other to some degree; they promote (and lobby hard for) each other. Muslims, as is mentioned in various posts here, are divided so accomplishments are that much more unnoticed. Add to this events like 9/11 and Islamophobia and perhaps this too adds to the problem in that perhaps some just don't want to be singled out as Muslim - especially in the West.

06-14-2012, 12:29 AM	#20
imictiorume Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 406 Senior Member	This community takes credit 'only' on account of their funding such researches. The fund is theirs, the innovation, idea or thought may not be and not just in terms of funding (though that is a large part of it). Jews like to display and call attention to a lot of things they do. They like to justify everything quite loudly. All of that 'noise' inflates their presence and makes it seem like they hold the reigns to everything. Muslims are more modest and aren't calling attention to every little thing they do. We may not hear about our brothers' and sisters' accomplishments but I think it is really presumptuous to jump to the conclusion that since we aren't seen or heard as loudly as the Jews or others, we must not be doing much. Also, Jews do business with each other to some degree; they promote (and lobby hard for) each other. Muslims, as is mentioned in various posts here, are divided so accomplishments are that much more unnoticed. Add to this events like 9/11 and Islamophobia and perhaps this too adds to the problem in that perhaps some just don't want to be singled out as Muslim - especially in the West.
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