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  anon said,

  If highly offending the believers of a religion is classified as ‘freedom of speech’ —it is not about “offending” Muslims—Constructive criticism can offend–but also result in the betterment of the community. Muslims do not have a problem responsible freedom of speech.
  This is about irressponsible and malicious defamation of the Prophet(pbuh) for the sole purpose of defending the “entertainment value” of such actions. Therefore, such actions are destructive to the moral, ethical values of all humans regardless of religion.

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  Abdulrehman Agha Reply:
  May 20th, 2010 at 6:07 pm

  Thank you for your input, anon. You see I agree that “such actions are destructive to the moral, ethical values of all humans regardless of religion”. What I’m trying to say is that the only reason why such a thing was ever happened was to offend the muslims. It’s crystal clear. It is in no way showing that the supporters of this day are very brave, but only helps to reveal how insecure they feel to the muslims.

  Then, when you hear death threats from muslims who cannot bear hearing such disrespect to their religion. This is a very normal humanly way of reacting. Even if you say something bad about the hindu gods, they will be highly offended and would threaten you.

  I believe the governments of more muslim countries should take this action of banning facebook and youtube because if facebook feels that these pages ‘abide by their TOS’ then they need to seriously re-consider their TOS. Period.

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  Jawad Khan said,

  Our beliefe being the muslims is not complete until we have equal respect and honour for all holy prophets. This is not possible for a muslim that he can respect last prophet Hazdrat Muhammad PBUH and dont have respect and beleve fpor jesus or other prophets.

  We can not accept such freedom of press who offend worlds 1/4 population. It is just a mean tool that most of Western newspapers and some of their other groups are using to offend peaceful people. But they should note that they can never never defame the name of holy prophet Muhammad PBUH.

  EU Govts should control such activities on face book, other wise they have to face financial losses more and more after more bycotts etc.

  Thanks

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  Abdulrehman Agha Reply:
  May 20th, 2010 at 6:11 pm

  I totally agree with you Jawad. I’m really glad that the decision of banning facebook was taken by the high court because there would obviously be some people in Pakistan who would be so addicted to facebook and would forsake their religion and ignore the boycott just for the sake of ‘checking updates’. We, the entire pakistani facebook community need to stand united in this boycott against facebook.

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  sandy said,

  There are many things that offend certain groups; I personally am offended when I read foul language on someone’s blog, or see nudity on their avatar, or blog, or 125 x 125; but I have no right to ask that it be removed. That’s what freedom of speech is about. People being allowed to express themselves. I do not agree with them, but I am free not to. I can choose (as I typically do) to avoid their page; but I can’t imagine the US Government getting involved in a page on Facebook. Is that the difference in our countries? We have separation of church and state and the government wouldn’t have the right to do that; while in your country they do; and your people expect and rely on your government to do?

  Isn’t your government then picking and choosing what you can do, what you can read, in fact they are censoring. Government censorship would never be supported as a positive thing here in The States. If people were offended shouldn’t they be responsible themselves and not use that page, or support FB who allowed it on their own; without the government doing it for them?

  Sandy

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  Abdulrehman Agha Reply:
  May 20th, 2010 at 8:54 pm

  Sandy, I appreciate you adding to the discussion. However, things at our ends and your ends differ. I don’t know which religion you’re from, but definitely our beliefs differ. There is a scope of logic and reasoning, however it is quite limited to the brains that humans have. Whatever is beyond that, the tiny human brain fails to accept that. Before I get into much of a religious debate, I’ll get back to topic.

  Living in the Islamic republic of Pakistan, the government plays a vital role in maintaining religion, being a state which was founded on the basis of an ideology. Moreover, it is us, the muslim facebook users who have lead the ‘boycott facebook’ movement. So, saying that the government is ‘picking and choosing what you can do, what you can read’ wouldn’t be the right way to put it. We are responsible for ourselves and are choosing what we want and completely eliminating offensive material with our choices.

  I’m certain that not even a single pakistani muslim would be against this boycott, hence the govenment completely placing a ban on it just makes our decisions more firm and creates an official example of our boycott.

  Telling you from personal experience, I feel offended when I see cartoons of Jesus (Isa A.S) showing improper things and making fun of him. If the censorship board of USA does not censor that, it shows the respect that christians have for their religion. I feel really offended when I see that and christians don’t even seem to care.The censorship board of Pakistan would never even allow that to be shown on the television because it is not ‘freedom of speech’ in any way because it is definitely not something that our religion teaches us.

  We love our religion and Hz. Muhammad (P.B.U.H) more than our ourselves. Which explains the reaction. If someone insults you, wouldn’t you stand up for it? If someone gave you a racist comment, wouldn’t you protest? Let’s be practical.

  However, drawing picture of our Prophet (P.B.U.H) is much more insulting and serious than me calling you names or vice versa. The fact is, there is a fine line between freedom of speech and hate speech, especially when it comes to religion. Drawing pictures of our beloved prophet to make fun of him shows clear motives behind it. It is much more than just freedom of speech, the motives lying behind it are much more sinister.

  Moreover, this isn’t you or me that I’m talking about here. This is a billion muslims I’m talking about sandy! Offending what a billion people believe in the world wouldn’t be such a wise thing to do. We, the muslims, have been blamed for things we are not even responsible for. In our lives, religion plays a vital role, which is actually the way it should be. If we would stand up once for our family or ourself, we’d stand up a million times for our religion. I’ll fail to emphasise the respect and love we have for our religion. I hope you understand our feelings.

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  sandy said,

  Thanks for attempting to help me see the differences between our countries. The reason my country doesn’t censor is because Christianity is not the official religion of the country. There is no official religion of the country, which is why people who are Muslim, Christian, Jewish, Hindu, or any other religion have the right to come and practice there religion here. You would be free to practice your religion in my country; but I would not be afforded that freedom in your country. That is the basic difference between our countries. I do understand your group of facebook’ers boycotting and expressing your opinions, but I don’t support or understand the government doing it. One of your commentors said it was good your government did this incase individuals would want to check their fb updates etc, therefore it really does seem like censorship to me. I do not doubt your respect or commitment to your religion; but if there are people in your country who did want to express a different opinion, it doesn’t sound like they would be allowed to do so.

  The entire reason people came to this country was freedom of religion. They left other countries where they were told what to belief in, how and when to practice their believes and that is how the country was formed, and why there is no official relgion. You can travel almost anywhere here in the states and within a very short distance of each other find a church, a synagogue, a temple, and a mosque all in the same neighborhood.

  Sandy

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  Abdulrehman Agha Reply:
  May 20th, 2010 at 11:48 pm

  I know that USA is internally ruled by jews. Maybe you’re mistaking the not-so-common visions of united states and Pakistan when it comes to religious values, let it be Islam or Christianity. As I mentioned earlier, this is an ideological state and the second biggest muslim population bearing country in the world. There are more than a 150 million Muslims in the country which reflect the government’s decisions. Since the nation is born on Islamic ideology, most of the laws are based on Islamic values and most laws are made in accordance with the Islamic religion and it’s Shariah laws. Therefore, it becomes quite clear why the government would impose such censorship when a thing is an insult to the Islamic religion in the first place.

  There is no point in such “freedom of speech” which leads to such ugly consequences and a long-lived hatred in the hearts of a billion muslims around the world. In my opinion, the government of Pakistan has just helped us provide a final coat to our boycott, by making it more easier to spread the information about the boycott and implementing it on a national scale. Actually, you don’t have knowledge on Pakistan’s law and order, so you’re not to blame. It’s much much different than USA.

  I still fail to understand how they’re thrashing the phrase “freedom of speech” by insulting the messengers of God and drawing their cartoons. Why isn’t a difference between freedom of speech and hate speech being recognized? We also have Christians and Hindus in Pakistan. They are granted their full rights and are fully allowed to practice their religion without any forcing. “Let their be no compulsion in religion”, as quoted from the Holy Quran. We respect people of all religions and expect them to respect us and our beliefs in return.

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  Julius said,

  I really hope that Facebook will do the right thing and remove this offensive page, and that it will carry out the same preventive steps in others that may follow. It’s pathetic how some people would choose to offend the belief of others just to gain popularity

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  anon said,

  censorship in the U.S.—there is a lot of censorship in the U.S. —most Americans are totally unaware of what their country is doing outside of the U.S. because the media never reports it. The U.S. supports dictatorships that favor U.S. policy (of stealing the resources of a country)and oppress the citizens of their countries, the U.S. CIA has renditions programs that kidnap and torture people, The U.S. wars create massive “collateral damage” that causes untold pain and terror in the lives of innocent civilians and NO ONE in the U.S. makes a peep of protest!!. There is discrimination in the “west” where freedoms of Muslims are taken away by one pretext or another, Mosques cannot be built because of “zoning” excuses—Women are unable to wear what they want to because of “intergration” excuses, bigotry, hate, and intolerance are all excused under the banner of Freedom of speech ………political parties, pastors, and Islamophobic scholars are all given the time by the media promoting an Us vs Them attitude by promoting LIES about muslims and Islam—-if any journalist lifted a finger to do even a cursory research—they would know these are lies—but do they?—NO. —so don’t take a superior attitude about how “free” the U.S. is—it is not free—the U.S. is a hypocricy—it simply uses “Labels”/banners to hide its ugliness.—like saying they went to Iraq to promote “Democracy” when all they wanted was to steal the oil.—-and the intellectually lazy public laps it all up.

  There is nothing “civilized” about attempts to defend the “entertainment value” of offending another at the cost of trampling the higher values of respect, tolerance and compassion.

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  hassan said,

  i think that this is genocide and the people who did it will get what they deserve. The prophet muhammad S.A.W is not meant to be created by the mind. I hope that facebook deletes the page i get back on. If they dont take it off i hope that facebook falls down and loses

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  Fahad said,

  i appreciate the fact that so many people have taken notice of how serious this is and want to inquire about. i dont support facebook or any other website or any media for that matter which trys to discriminate or show hatred towards a certain religious community by attacking their religious beliefs be it Muslims, Christian, Hindus or whoever we all have the right to practice our beliefs as we see fit and its only fair to show respect towards our beliefs as we show respect towards yours. but on the other hand i would also like to emphasize on something (B)Sandy(/B) said which was to avoid such things in general..i do remember in Islam it is said that “if you find your self arguing with a person who is ignorant of religious beliefs and faith and is only interested in bad mouthing it using what ever excuse, do not argue with him for in the heat of argument he being ignorant will disrespect your religion and your beliefs even more and for that only you will be to blame”..(agar koi jahil tumhare mazhab ko bura bhala kahe aur usko tumhare mazhab ke bare mein pata nahin hai to us se behas mat karo kyunke woh apni jahalat mein tumhare mazhab aur tumhare Khuda ko bura bhala kahega aur behas woh tumhare waja se karega to iske zimidar bhi tum khud hi hoge) now i have heard this repeated many times over but would like any acknowledgment if possible and if it true then why cant it be practiced here. people who have no respect for our religion will always want to see what makes us tick..this isnt the first and by far not the last attempt to do so

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  Roomi said,

  I appreciate your effort Mr. Agha and support your arguments fully.Actually Sandy is unable to understand the intensity of our devotion and consequential actions. This is because of the major difference between the muslim and non-muslim cultures….and culture is dominated by religion in muslim countries and established by the practising masses of believers while government is just an image of the masses…..the magnitude of devotion to respective Prophets of each religion, is quite different and since one cannot explain his or her interest for certain person/thing/matter and convince others to feel the same towards it, similarly in West, people wonder if it is really an issue to imitate or model Prophets when they have statues of Jesus n Mary spread everywhere. And as they have evolved such an dvanced approach of “personal freedom” that they don’t question the status of homosexuals or restrain this spreading sickness just in name of “personal freedom” even if their religion abandons it.the western society is bound by the human-established ethics rather than religion or divine-established morals…and that explains all the differences.I myself feel proud of the in-time decision taken by Pakistani Government. Plz keep spreading the awareness.

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  Mattiullah said,

  Freedom of speech has always been a controversial….
  To miss sandy: Will you allow anyone to say curse words for you or your family, thinking just that its his freedom of speech..Will you ever allow your 3 year child to burn himself only becoz its the right of every human being to do what he wants….
  Will you miss sandy!!!
  Not going long..Just think about it…

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  anon said,

  Historically, Islam/Muslims have sometimes been a civilizing force in the world. Maybe this (peaceful) protest by Muslims will help open a debate in the “West” about the imbalance in their values—and they will learn to value “respect for others”.

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  Waqar said,

  I condemned in severe words; that western are continuously trying to target Islam why is that so?
  are they really afraid of Muslims and the answer is yes, people are now accepting the ultimate truth
  Quran and Islam is spreading all around the world continuously and such things couldn’t be bothered by
  western; u can’t hide the ultimate truth, Islam strictly prohibits the depiction of any Prophet as
  blasphemous and Muslims all over the world, try to spread the words of love rather than oppressing the
  religious susceptibilities of any religion. Be mature who are involved in such shameful and unethical
  acts and learn how to give and to take respect. LIVE LOVE ISLAM & MUSLIMS Amin

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  A said,

  I believe we, all Muslims, should unite and stop using Facebook completely. There is so much offensive material on Facebook about and against Islam and it is time we all got together and stopped using this site. Limits have been crossed for a very long time now and despite many protests by individuals and groups, no action has been taken. Why should we continue to be a part of this ridiculous networking site when it has no respect for our beliefs? Our concerns are not acted upon and our views aren’t taken into account.

  If you are reading this please, for the sake of your religion if nothing else, deactivate your Facebook account/s and spread the word to fellow Muslims. When our words have not been heard, then we must take action and this is the only way we can now protest; by simply deactivating Facebook. This will incur a large loss for the website and the owners of it. Let these racist illiterate people continue with their networking site. We should not be a part of it, if they cannot respect our religion. I am positive if any other religion was treated the way Islam currently is, that action would seriously be taken. This is just appalling.

  Please deactivate your account and spread the word. You may feel that you, as an individual are not going to make a difference, but if everyone was to think this way, we aren’t going to be taken seriously. I have deactivated my account and when deactivating it, I left a very strong worded and lengthy reason why. Please make your views heard. Deactivate it today! Inshallah things will get better for Muslims and the world realises our religion and beliefs are simple and peaceful.

  Jazakallah khair

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  zed Reply:
  September 18th, 2010 at 1:49 am

  Thank you!

  I have constantly been trying to convey this message since the whole ‘Draw Muhammad (pbuh)’ event occured. WE SHOULD ALL DELETE FACEBOOK PERMANENTLY.
  Many people were boycotting FaceBook for day and were marvelling at the huge loss made by the company due to this temporary boycott. I said to them, “Can you now imagine the impact it would make if we were all to leave FaceBook permanently?”

  I must ask: Are we so disloyal to our religion and our Holy Prophet, that we can only boycott this website for a day or so? We all claim we are ready to die for Islam yet it is such a challenge for us to simply give up a website.

  Many Muslim brothers questioned my decision to leave FaceBook forever, claiming we could use it as a platform to teach others about Islam. I asked, how can you teach those who don’t wish to learn?
  This is a website which causes and promotes much Fitna and religious hatred on a devastating scale. For the entire year I had used it, I would see a new anti-Islam or religious hate group/page everyday, or some kind of protest against evil by those trying to do good.
  FaceBook ignores these protests, yet allows others to post & publicise anti-religious and Islamophobic views.. even atrocious acts like paedophilia have been publicised freely on this sick, money-hungry website, with no action taken.

  It is clear that the owners of FaceBook have no standards. They will take any opportunity to make quick bucks, as shameless and greedy as they are.
  Are we really going to let them make money off us, because we are doing so as long as we are registered with them!

  On a non-religious side, FaceBook has completely sucked out the quality of life for many people and youngsters. It has become an obsession – people don’t even know what it feels like to enjoy themselves without it anymore!

  *** To delete your account permanently (not just deactivate), follow the link below.
  [Do not sign into your account for 2 weeks or it will cancel the deletion]. It will remove your account completely:
  http://www.facebook.com/help/contact.php?show_form=delete_account

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  Chinaren said,

  As an Atheist I don’t, and won’t, understand your views here. To me it’s just another example of one of the stupid rules that all religions have. Don’t eat pork, don’t use a condom, cows are sacred etc.

  That said, I won’t go out of my way to purposely offend people’s religions. On the other hand, I simply don’t care about this Facebook page.

  However, what I really posted a comment about were your figures here:

  “Muslims have been contributing to the internet in all forms (me and my blog is an example) and we are a main reason why facebook is making a lot of money. Losing all the muslim users means losing approximately 45% of your revenue (considering the average revenue per facebook user.”

  45% of Facebook users? Where did you get that from? Are 45% of the users on Facebook muslim then? I seriously doubt that muslims are one of the main reasons FB is making money. I suspect most users, if you broke it down, would be Christians, as most users seem to come from the English speaking world.

  Please state your sources if you quote facts like that! I’m looking forward to your ‘evidence’ about FBs lost revenue.

  Oh, and it’s ‘my blog and me’.

  As someone who lives in China (I’m not Chinese), I’m used to FB (as well as lots of other sites) being blocked. Yet I can still access them using proxies and VPN software, so I doubt Pakistani’s ban will really affect people who want to use the site.

  I also find it a bit sad that people are so scared of something they choose to block it.

  Meh.

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  Abdulrehman Agha Reply:
  May 23rd, 2010 at 10:47 pm

  Hey,

  I read that fact on some blog, I’m having papers right now so will not be having the time to find it up. I’ll do so after my papers, I’m pretty sure I read that Turkey and Indonesia are amongst the top 10 countries with fb users and since they both are muslims, it adds up. As I recall, it was an estimate of facebook’s muslim users. That is, (facebook users x (muslim internet users/total internet users).

  “people are so scared of something they choose to block it.” That just sounds plain stupid, ignorant, unrealistic and absurd. No offense. Consider reading other comments to be cleared on this point. Makes no sense whatsoever.

  Thanks for correcting my grammar.

  Oh and btw, it’s not ‘my blog and me’ is incorrect grammar, it should be, ‘my blog and I’. I was typing fast so couldn’t keep up with the grammar mistakes.

  Oh and I will be doing a follow-up to this, mentioning any difference on facebook. Though, I do believe in them losing their market share on the internet through loss of more than 14 million users of Pakistan. However, it might not be having the equivalent effect on facebook’s profits. I’ll discuss that in more detail after 4th June.

  Thanks for commenting

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  Abdulahi Reply:
  May 25th, 2010 at 10:50 am

  Why do you got to hate on Muslims so much what the person who made up this blog is trying to do is explain whats happening what did we ever do to you and btw why did you read this hole thing if you were going to just diss it hater

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  Joe said,

  I read they banned Facebook, YouTube, Flickr, Wikipedia and other video and photo sharing websites. I even read that Google was blocked for several hours and many WordPress and TypePad blogs are banned along with Blogspot links.

  Sounds pretty stupid to me and I can’t believe the people who live in this country (such as you) actually want your government to do this.

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  Chinaren said,

  @Abdulahi: Hello? Did you read my comment at all? Where, exactly, did I say I hate Muslims pray tell?

  Before you start *your* hate, read the comment properly. I don’t understand religion, I think it’s stupid myself, but that’s just my POV. I never said I hate religious people. Some of my best friends are religious.

  Don’t jump to conclusions.

  The owner of this blog is secure enough in his beliefs that he can take my comments and comment in return. That’s something I admire. Sometimes you just have to agree to disagree.

  As an aside, I read the Facebook page in question has now been taken down.

  And yes, my blog and I. Duh, my bad.

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  Abdulrehman Agha Reply:
  May 25th, 2010 at 1:10 pm

  No flaming. Keep it cool guys.

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  Liezl said,

  I’ve seen that boycott page and I understand the reasons of those people. Though, I am not one of them. My stand is so-so because I can live with or without facebook.

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  Zee said,

  I’ve deactivated my account for one reason: I’m a muslim and I love my religion with all my heart. As muslims it’s our duty to react against anything that insults our religion.I was a regular facebook user, I used to check my profile every single day, more than 20 times! Because I had friends on it, and we used to just talk and chat about random stuff for fun. Nothing bad. But then people of other religions (I dont know exactly if they were jews or christians, so I can’t specify) made pages on it about our beloved Prophet Mohammad. Whether we deactivate our facebook profiles or not, we should be proud of ourselves for one fact: Islam teaches us not to EVER make fun of, or to insult someone else’s religion.
  There’s a Quranic verse:
  ” lakum deen o kum, waaley ya din.”
  Translated, it means: “my religion is mine, yours is yours.”

  Being a muslim, I’m so sure that a true muslim would NEVER insult another religion, because our Allah has taught us the right ways of living through the Quran, which was revealed through our Prophet Mohammad (PBUH), and because of that, no other religion has the right to say ANYTHING at all against our Prophet. By doing this, they’re only showing how badly they have been raised, and how corrupted their minds are.. I do not mean to disgrace their teachings, but let me ask, is this what their religion teaches them? Atleast that’s what they are displaying!

  So we don’t have anything to worry about. I’ve heard that facebook has removed that page. Good. If you guys wish to go back on it, I guess you can, and if your heart doesnt agree to it (just like mine doesn’t) then you just boycott it forever, because why should we use something that the Jews gain profit from, inspite of making such filthy groups? Even if they get deleted, they were once there, and that’s something that can’t be forgiven, specially when it comes to our Prophet. Just ignore them, people.

  And another thing, I don’t like the way pakistanis go out on the streets holding those banners about boycotting fb.. What’s the use of that? I’m a Pakistani too, and I love my country.. But you people are just being silly. if you want to boycott fb, do it. You don’t need to waste your time on useless things like going out on the streets as a bunch and screaming “BOYCOTT FACEBOOK!” because you’re only doing that in your own country, and it’s just a waste of time. Be sensible.

  Last but not the least,I hope I haven’t offended anyone.
  Thank you

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  Azee said,

  We cannot expect any civilized acts from barbarians.

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  Joe said,

  Everybody is somewhat right and everybody is somewhat wrong. I am from the U.S. and like its laws and reasons for being.
  To be honest, I have no problem with Muslims, although I disagree with a couple of tenants. Such as, infidels are of no consequence. Have I heard correctly that if infidels do not convert they should be put to death? Christians used to do that, but got over it. Such as, emigrate to other countries and insist that that country change its laws to accommodate Islam. That is what appears to be happening in the U.S. and Europe. That really ticks off the non-muslim population. There is a muslim fanaticism that is trying to take over countries, Somalia for instance. Christians used to do that, but got over it. Christians get insulted all the time, but don’t insist on killing the person in the name of God to make a point.
  ’nuff said. I am sure this will raise the ire of all muslims, because they are right and everyone else is wrong. Hope it is not a killing offense.

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  Joe Reply:
  June 28th, 2010 at 4:44 am

  My comment will probably not be posted.
  I should have added: boycott Facebook. It is your right. I just got wrapped up in expressing my reasons why I get irritated with muslims that believe we non-muslims should fall in line with you.
  You can reply to me offline if your like.

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  zed Reply:
  September 18th, 2010 at 2:00 am

  You are right to put forth your opinions and I appreciate that you have done so in a respectful manner.

  However you have heard incorrectly; no, Islam never has & never will order that non-Muslims who do not convert should be put to death. This is an extreme view put together by radical idiots in the name of Islam.
  Islam was spread via compassion & respect, not by the sword; also in the days of our Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), the Muslims would live side-by-side peacefully with the Jews of Madinah – who said themselves that they preferred the Muslims to live amongst them than the barbaric Arab tribes of that time.

  So no, we are not crazy anti non-Muslim buffoons.. we have ultimate respect for all other religions and would whole-heartedly condemn any disrespect towards them, as taught by our Prophet (pbuh).

  I hope I have helped you understand that this ideology of ‘kill all infidels’ is anti-Muslim itself. All the nutters who claim this is Islam have seriously lost the plot, because it is not.

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  Seospidy said,

  feeling bad but i can hope everything is gonna be all right soon.

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  talk.learnwebpage.com said,

  I read that banned Facebook, YouTube, Flickr, Wikipedia and other video and photo sharing web sites. I even read that Google was blocked for several hours and many of WordPress and TypePad blogs are banned and Blogspot blogs.

  Sounds pretty stupid to me and I can not believe the people who live in this country (like you) really want their government to do this.

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  nomi said,

  feeling bad but i can hope everything is gonna be all right soon.

  yap its going to b riite now my frend..!!

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  Amie said,

  While I understand that you are offended and feel that you need to take action, I feel that it should be said that you, as I assume are a Muslim and are in the United States (a country which guarantees your right to worship however you so desire)also have the right to be offended. Just because you do not like what someone has to say, write, draw does not entitle you in anyway shape or form any rights or privileges above that of anyone else. A part of these freedoms that we hold so dear and that I view as evaporating in recent times is TOLERANCE. I’m not a fan of EMO kids, but they have the same rights to express their views as you, me, and everyone else because that is the nation in which we live, and the freedom of expression is not one to be taken lightly. Just because you dislike what an individual has to say what right do you have to censor their words? If you choose that path you start chipping away at the very freedoms that allow you yours.

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