to William McGarroch: America's Rude Islamists and BNP supporters
Reader comment on item: America's Rude Islamists
in response to reader comment: Reply - Tim Burton

Submitted by Anubhav Singh (India), May 5, 2006 at 08:56

"..Anyway it would be impossible to kick all the Islamic people out the country because it would basicly destroy the economic system and we would have massive unemployment...."

what laws of economics did you apply William? they run banks for you? or they make aircrafts? or they are responsible for the health system of UK?

Even I, a Hindu living in India, supports BNP. The west with its thoughtless/mindless liberalism and immigration is digging its grave. any society/country will do itself a favor if it kicks out muslims.

"..This is just a few Islamic extremists acting like hooligans and obviously nobody knows how many people are supporters of these people but the whole of the Islamic comunity shouldn't be labelled for the minority..."

you are using the wrong metrics. this is like using concept of celsius to measure quantity of cotton. you should not judge the no. of extremists with no. of normal people (that they are just a small percentage of all muslims, we all know). you should measure ratio of extremists to normal people across religions. there are devious people in all religions and societies. but if you compare this ratio in Islam it overwhelmingly beats other people and religions.

this misplaced consdescending attitude that an average liberal, secular westerner shows towards Islam gives courage to Islamists. they dont think like you. think about why you ar eliberal and secular. you cannot be secular to a religion which clearly calls for your own destruction. and please dont give tripe about economic effects if govts act hard on islamists.

we in India have been tortured by Islam for centuries (and please dont give me the nonsense of cultural contributions by Muslims in India). and they are encouraged by our secular, tolerant mindset. their actions are changing an average secular hindu towards religious fanaticism.

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