Right here in America, that's where; where laws against "moral crimes" are based on Christian Temperance movements and beliefs in those pesky Biblical texts; AND where its war against Iraq is based on false premises. While it is true that religious prejudice between Christian and Islam goes both ways, just look at what is going on with those false premises; they indicate severe religious discrimination. What a silly question you ask; since you yourself have criticized the Iraq War - whose insufficient justification is far from mismanagement, but us engaging in the far worse prejudice.
If a peon throws a rock at your mansion and you respond by sending your security force to break into his home and destroy him and his whole family AND TOWN, it is illogical for you to use his puny little act of prejudice to excuse your crime - which is not self-defense but a far worse act of prejudice. IOW, since the "evidence" you have so far supplied is insufficient justification for military aggression, going ahead with it only reveals (and consists of) the worse religious discrimination. Nothing could be more discriminatory than unwarranted military aggression, yet you persist with trying to advocate it and blame it on their puny discrimination against us. Does the lion try to blame his kill on the deer who threatened him, saying that deer have always been prejudiced against lions? HA! -------------------------------- Where do Christians and Jews use the force of government to discriminate against non-believers? It is imperfect but minimal. Compare with Islamic societies, and even worse, Islamist ones. The difference in bigotry is like night and day. I suspect you'll have a much easier time opening a mosque in Dallas or Sacramento than opening a church in Riyadh or Tehran. Don't forget to claim your Bible at customs when you arrive at King Khalid International Airport.
