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    Stick > Kiara Honbon August 17, 2014 at 12:11am

    ~Well said, Malcolm, Kiara & Happy Person... unfortunately this post is yet another example of Kalki using a provocative situation to cosign his own racist views. Even the incendiary language in the title betrays his one dimensional intent: "How many more humans are they troubling on Planet Earth"... What are you implying, Kalki? That Muslims are sub-human? That 'they' don't belong on this planet? Pathetic... yet predictable. You shame no one but yourself. 'WAKE UP!'

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    Sky > Kiara Honbon August 16, 2014 at 7:50pm

    ....Yea ....Well Said......<3 ......:)....
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      Sky > Sky August 16, 2014 at 7:51pm

      ...Kiara.....HonBon....lol....x....:)..........
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        Kiara Honbon > Sky August 16, 2014 at 7:56pm

        I love candy x3 shhhh <3
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    happy person > Kiara Honbon August 15, 2014 at 9:22pm

    I agree with Malcolm and Kiara, it is not fair to put "all eggs in one basket". In all nations and countries, religions as well, there are good and bad people. Even within one family you can find both types, regardless of fact that they have sam upbringing, same parents, life situation...etc.

    What struck me really much Krishna is your attitude, like: "as every being on Planet Earth has a right to live peacefully without being bullied ..."  These Muslims are also people from this planet, they should have the very same right, and we all know fully well what was done to them, and who is responsible for that. Did you react in same manner when their kids were being killed, or property destroyed, or when they had to run away from their country just to save their lives...? Did you know that the whole world watched and did nothing when Muslims from Bosnia and Hercegovina, country in the heart of Europe, were killed and tortured for full 4 years less then 20 years ago? They lived as every other  average person from Europe or USA, fully modern, western style of life, and then, all of a sudden, they were targets for lunatics. They did not provoke or harmed anyone, their only sin was the fact that they were Muslims. Even after more then 100.000 of them died during only 4 years of war, you cannot hear of Bosnian terrorists, as there are none.
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      happy person > happy person August 16, 2014 at 2:16am

      Just to illustrate what I wanted to say, here is this movie: http://putlocker.is/watch-welcome-to-sarajevo-online-free-putlocker...
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        Acute Observer > happy person August 16, 2014 at 2:25am

        http://kickass.to/welcome-to-sarajevo-1997-720p-web-dl-h264-hrip-t7...
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  Krishna Kalki August 14, 2014 at 9:41pm

  The rest of the world religions need to wake up and fight them off from Planet Earth as every being on Planet Earth has a right to live peacefully without being bullied .. HOW MANY CASES ARE NOT REPORTED ??? How many are suffering due to these bastards
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    Phylos > Krishna Kalki August 17, 2014 at 4:39am

    I fail to see how anyone can condemn entire groups of people for the actions of individuals.  I personally, often remind myself that individualism is, in my opinion, the only fair view for human beings, their actions, and words. 

        It truth, if you will consider, you may agree, individualism is the only possible fair way to judge anyone's actions and words, no matter what the color, race, creed, or religion may be. 

       I have been a staunch individualist for many years now and i have yet to find any other frame of mind that comes close to truth in regards to human behavior and appropriate consequences for any such behavior, whether good and praiseworthy or bad and even criminal. 

       When we judge an entire community or group by the actions of some individuals that may be construed to be members of that group, we lower all of humanity, ourselves included. 

       KK, I hope my words aren't beyond your ability to comprehend, but I'm inclined to expect that they are.  Too bad for everyone...too bad for the whole world... too bad for you...   I wish you well, anyway.
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    Malcolm > Krishna Kalki August 15, 2014 at 2:44pm

    I had Muslim math and science instructors in Houston and Austin, and I found them to not be the extremists that you make them out to be. Muslim citizens in the U.S., to my knowledge, appear to keep to themselves and just want to raise their families without conflicts from others.

    All cultures and religions have congregations of jerks and a$$holes who do not speak for or represent everyone in such cultures and religions that they are identified with. The U.S.-Israeli citizenship congregations in Washington D.C. are a prime example of such jerks and a$$holes,  as they lobby for direct conflict in the name of religion.