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the_neurotic_cat · 04-05-2010, 05:55

It's not worth getting upset over ... the Islamic community has it's fair share of bigotry and people of low intelligence.

Religion is an ancient form of government. It must be very difficult for Muslims with simplistic minds trying to live in a secular society, which is a form of government more advanced than religious doctrines. I'm sure this young man will grow out of it as his mind develops. If he doesn't, then I'm sure the authorities will develop an interest in him and his friends. He'll no doubt end up on some list in some computer file somewhere.

Many Christians have difficulty with secularism too. In fact, I imagine that all religious communities have people in them that feel threatened by an ethically complex environment such as the UK.

04-05-2010, 05:55	#41
the_neurotic_cat Inactive Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 186	Re: Political or Religious Hatred? It's not worth getting upset over ... the Islamic community has it's fair share of bigotry and people of low intelligence. Religion is an ancient form of government. It must be very difficult for Muslims with simplistic minds trying to live in a secular society, which is a form of government more advanced than religious doctrines. I'm sure this young man will grow out of it as his mind develops. If he doesn't, then I'm sure the authorities will develop an interest in him and his friends. He'll no doubt end up on some list in some computer file somewhere. Many Christians have difficulty with secularism too. In fact, I imagine that all religious communities have people in them that feel threatened by an ethically complex environment such as the UK.