Muslims Must Take Action for Change
Reader comment on item: "Muslims Only!" at Adventure Parks
in response to reader comment: Dear Abbie

Submitted by Abbie (Israel), Sep 25, 2006 at 02:06

There are many ways as one person to make a difference. Check out the news online and see what you can do, write to congressmen, stop the hatred, stop the violence. Even if you look into this one article, you will see that you have Muslims here supporting David Duke (from the KKK) and Nazis and other hate groups. You could just start by writing to them and let them know that this is not the right behavoir for true Muslims, if this is your opinion.

You need to take responsibility and not shrug it off. Personally I try to do lots of things to stop the propoganda and lies against Israel, in the source of giving information and fact finding. I also write to countries, congressmen, etc. The silent majority, by silence, is in agreement, and the rest of the Muslims that are not silent definitely show their hatred and intolerence to the world on a daily basis. For example, this article was about a day for Muslims only...don't you think that if the Muslims want to live in the USA that they need to stop trying to seperate themselves from the rest of the Americans?

There are some Muslims in America that saw the light and finally learned the truth, learn about them..for example, Joseph Farrah. These people were raised and taught that Jews are pigs and monkeys and killers, until they left their homelands and saw the truth, that the Jews are a peaceful people with the Muslims taught to hate and kill them. Everyone needs to take a part in making the world a better place!

Abbie

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