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**ulw7A8Po** · 12-11-2009, 02:09 PM

It doesn't matter as to who has the most Muslim friends, and lots of non muslim nations have appauling human rights records including countries in South America, Africa and countries such as China. It is only a few Muslim fundamentalist in the west who support fundamentalist Islamic religous laws and the human rights violations such laws bring.

Europe is secular and needs to remain so, and the vast majority of westernised Muslims except this, it is only a minority of fundamentalists and radicals who are the problem, and singling Muslims out (from other religions) in respect of national laws plays directly in to these peoples hands.

Once a minority feel opressed they are much more susceptible to radicalisation.

12-11-2009, 02:09 PM	#27
ulw7A8Po Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 415 Senior Member	It doesn't matter as to who has the most Muslim friends, and lots of non muslim nations have appauling human rights records including countries in South America, Africa and countries such as China. It is only a few Muslim fundamentalist in the west who support fundamentalist Islamic religous laws and the human rights violations such laws bring. Europe is secular and needs to remain so, and the vast majority of westernised Muslims except this, it is only a minority of fundamentalists and radicals who are the problem, and singling Muslims out (from other religions) in respect of national laws plays directly in to these peoples hands. Once a minority feel opressed they are much more susceptible to radicalisation.
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