On Sun, Dec 13, 2009 at 7:51 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> Do you have any idea, or is this a subject you prefer not to admit or think
> about ?
>
> I *knew* what you want to prove. I do *consider* your point as valid. But
that does not mean *I agree* with them and there is nothing to admit about.

Consider yourself revolutionary, you have nothing to lose on this. Consider
me reformist. I have friends who are Muslim. No, there is not just one
family in town, where I can choose to keep away from. No, they aren't just
the few immigrant i met at my workplace. No, they don't just live in Arab
street. I interact with them on daily basis, everywhere I go. They are *not
majority*, but like many others, their culture is well integrated into my
society, the way my culture is into theirs.

Do you think that by raising an anti-Quran flag while continuously
reaffirming that "I love Muslim, I am only against Islam and Mohammad" is
going to work out in this world? Not that I am afraid of being bombed by
angry extremist or being locked up under religion freedom protection law,
but why waste the effort when we know a direct clash like this is never
going to grow into anything constructive?

I can see your deep root hatred towards Islam from the way you speak of it
and the kind of solution you propose. Having to experience religious
conflicts and insanity first hand, you have my empathy. Still, I consider
myself lucky for not having to go through that and therefore able to retain
my consciousness need to generate a more holistic solution. In another way,
I (together with many people around the globe) face challenges which you and
many others who live in the United States do not.

I hope my description gives you a better overview of the world situation.
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