06-13-2016, 01:52 PM
(06-13-2016, 03:54 AM)solarius Wrote: I would agree with you Grace, that his father is probably part of the equation. But I don't think young ones get radicalized solely by their parents teachings.
They are on websites that promote radical Islam, they have acquaintances that support the ideology.
It's very hard to not judge the whole Muslim world. Very hard. Because none of us know what is said and done behind closed doors.
And the trust is slowly evaporating like water in the kettle.
NO ideology, no matter what it is, has the right to decide who lives and who dies.
None.
I know what is said and done behind closed doors, so I will judge.. but you are right, it takes a community to create an extremist.
The way I see it, in response to what you said about ideology having the right to decide who lives and who dies, is something hubby told me while I was still Muslim that has stuck with me ever since..
"Any God who needs people to do his killing for him is weak, and no GOD at all because he is powerless."
That one statement made a terrible amount of sense to me..