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Monday, 11 April 2016
quote [ ICM conducted face-to-face, at-home interviews with a representative sample of 1,000 Muslims across the UK between 25 April and 31 May 2015. A control sample of 1,008 people representative of the country as a whole were interviewed over the phone to provide a comparison.
The polling was commissioned by Channel 4 for a documentary, What British Muslims Really Think, which is due to be broadcast on Wednesday presented by Phillips. ]
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thepublicone said @ 10:23pm GMT on 12th April
You mean these Buddhists?
http://www.fairobserver.com/region/asia_pacific/is-buddhist-militancy-the-next-wave-of-global-terrorism-76334/
You do know that Buddhists are wreaking fucking havoc in Asia, right?
By Anglican I assume you really mean "churches that follow christ", so I am going to assume you really have no idea about history, because Christianity in general ain't exactly known for being peaceful to anyone, including other branches of Christianity- For more recent examples, please see the History of Ireland in the 20th century. Plus, if you wanted to get REALLY picky, you could make a very good argument that Anglican morals and beliefs were behind British Colonialism, which would make the church responsible for the deaths of at least 10 million people, and that is being REALLY conservative.
Or, you could just implicate the Anglican church in the Rwandan Genocide:
https://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~lcrew/dojustice/j245.html
And the poles.... well, you got me there; I got nothing. I'll just have to settle for massacres perpetrated by essentially every single other religion and ethnic group in existence.
thepublicone said @ 10:24pm GMT on 12th April
You mean these Buddhists?
http://www.fairobserver.com/region/asia_pacific/is-buddhist-militancy-the-next-wave-of-global-terrorism-76334/
You do know that Buddhists are wreaking fucking havoc in Asia, right?
By Anglican I assume you really mean "churches that follow christ", so I am going to assume you really have no idea about history, because Christianity in general ain't exactly known for being peaceful to anyone, including other branches of Christianity- For more recent examples, please see the History of Ireland in the 20th century. Plus, if you wanted to get REALLY picky, you could make a very good argument that Anglican morals and beliefs were behind British Colonialism, which would make the church responsible for the deaths of at least 10 million people, and that is being REALLY conservative.
Or, you could just implicate the Anglican church in the Rwandan Genocide:
https://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~lcrew/dojustice/j245.html
And the poles.... well, you got me there; I got nothing. I'll just have to settle for massacres perpetrated by essentially every single other religion and ethnic group in existence.
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thepublicone said @ 10:23pm GMT on 12th April
You mean these Buddhists?
http://www.fairobserver.com/region/asia_pacific/is-buddhist-militancy-the-next-wave-of-global-terrorism-76334/
You do know that Buddhists are wreaking fucking havoc in Asia, right?
By Anglican I assume you really mean "churches that follow christ", so I am going to assume you really have no idea about history, because Christianity in general ain't exactly known for being peaceful to anyone, including other branches of Christianity- For more recent examples, please see the History of Ireland in the 20th century. Plus, if you wanted to get REALLY picky, you could make a very good argument that Anglican morals and beliefs were behind British Colonialism, which would make the church responsible for the deaths of at least 10 million people, and that is being REALLY conservative.
Or, you could just implicate the Anglican church in the Rwandan Genocide:
https://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~lcrew/dojustice/j245.html
And the poles.... well, you got me there; I got nothing. I'll just have to settle for massacres perpetrated by essentially every single other religion and ethnic group in existence.
