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Originally posted by Fromabove
Originally posted by SearchLightsInc
Just wanted to post this video on ATS to remind people that not every muslim is an extremist. This store owner is getting robbed, he pulls out a gun, the robber drops to his knee's and tells the muslim that he's broke and his family need feeding. The muslim then gives him $40 and a loaf of bread, making him promise not to steal again.
Whereas the context of this story is rare, the kindness of this individual shouldn't be brushed aside. Its also worth noting that its not his religion that makes him a decent person, its his humanity. Some people on ATS should learn to seek to see the difference instead of just bashing muslims as a whole.edit on 21-9-2012 by SearchLightsInc because: (no reason given)
Oh well.... that's the way it goes.... Now, if muslims would just stop trying to take over the world, kill all the Jews and Christians, and live in peace with those who don't believe what they do, and stop rioting in the streets over cartoons and movies, I might (and I mean might ) buy into the good Samaritan muslim. But after all I've seen and heard... I don't think so.
edit on 22-9-2012 by Fromabove because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by primus2012
Originally posted by SearchLightsInc
Just wanted to post this video on ATS to remind people that not every muslim is an extremist. This store owner is getting robbed, he pulls out a gun, the robber drops to his knee's and tells the muslim that he's broke and his family need feeding. The muslim then gives him $40 and a loaf of bread, making him promise not to steal again.
Whereas the context of this story is rare, the kindness of this individual shouldn't be brushed aside. Its also worth noting that its not his religion that makes him a decent person, its his humanity. Some people on ATS should learn to seek to see the difference instead of just bashing muslims as a whole.edit on 21-9-2012 by SearchLightsInc because: (no reason given)
That's a successful AMERICAN Muslim. Had this happened in Iran or Saudi Arabia, I believe the man would've had his hands chopped off or something of the sort. Nobody bashes Muslims as a whole; only the ignorant and violent ones who want to kill or maim in the name of their "peaceful" god.
Originally posted by SpacebumZaphod
Great heartwarming story. But, I have to say this. This man was being a decent human being. Being Muslim, Christian or whatever doesn't matter. Being a good caring person does. There are good and bad people in every religion.
Originally posted by LiberLegit
This isn't a Muslim act of kindness. This is a human act of kindness. 15-20% of Muslims are radical so that is millions and millions (and that is being generous) so whatever. I'm not fooled.edit on 23-9-2012 by LiberLegit because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Ironclad
reply to post by SearchLightsInc
Was the robber also a muslim, judging by his body movements I'd say yes.
Would the same shop keeper do the same for a Kafir?
I'll believe that there are good muslims when I see groups walking the streets, feeding and caring for the homeless (regardless of faith or race), much like the Salvation Army dose.
When I see muslim soup kitchens and hostels that will cater to anyone needy.. Muslim and kafir alike.
There was a news article here in Melbourne a few months back about a homeless man who was nearly beaten to death by muslims, because he took shelter under the enterance of their Mosque, because he desecrated their holy place with his presence.
I'll see if I can track that one down and show you how even the "good" muslims behave towards tthose that do ot follow their faith.
Originally posted by icepack
reply to post by SearchLightsInc
the robber drops to his knee's and tells the muslim that he's broke and his family need feeding.
what if the thief lied to get out of the situation ?
Originally posted by abdel
reply to post by SearchLightsInc
Hi SearchlightsInc. I understand why you posted this vid but what sort of place is the world when the practice of Sadaqa is such a big thing? Why should we have to justify the tenets of our religion?,
Hypervigilant's example happens in every Muslim country every day but somehow it appears abnormally kind to most people in the West.
That sort of co-existence should be the norm.edit on 23-9-2012 by abdel because: ?
Originally posted by SearchLightsInc
Originally posted by LiberLegit
This isn't a Muslim act of kindness. This is a human act of kindness. 15-20% of Muslims are radical so that is millions and millions (and that is being generous) so whatever. I'm not fooled.edit on 23-9-2012 by LiberLegit because: (no reason given)
There are 1.6 billion muslims in the world. 20% of that is 320,000,000 Million people. 320 million people out of 7 BILLION Really doesnt seem so bad when you put it into context, and also taking into account that those extremist's are more than likely to reside to traditional muslim countries in the FAR EAST - Which just so happen to be being occupied by America/Britain - Jeeez, wonder why they're so pissed?
There's a map on Wiki that states the muslim concentrations globally, enjoy
Originally posted by SearchLightsInc
Originally posted by primus2012
Originally posted by SearchLightsInc
Just wanted to post this video on ATS to remind people that not every muslim is an extremist. This store owner is getting robbed, he pulls out a gun, the robber drops to his knee's and tells the muslim that he's broke and his family need feeding. The muslim then gives him $40 and a loaf of bread, making him promise not to steal again.
Whereas the context of this story is rare, the kindness of this individual shouldn't be brushed aside. Its also worth noting that its not his religion that makes him a decent person, its his humanity. Some people on ATS should learn to seek to see the difference instead of just bashing muslims as a whole.edit on 21-9-2012 by SearchLightsInc because: (no reason given)
That's a successful AMERICAN Muslim. Had this happened in Iran or Saudi Arabia, I believe the man would've had his hands chopped off or something of the sort. Nobody bashes Muslims as a whole; only the ignorant and violent ones who want to kill or maim in the name of their "peaceful" god.
So because he's AMERICAN he's automatically got a heart??? Its almost like you're suggesting that people from muslim countries lack any human capacity to be kind and compassionate, is that the point you're trying to make?
Originally posted by LiberLegit
There are 1.6 billion muslims in the world. 20% of that is 320,000,000 Million people. 320 million people out of 7 BILLION Really doesnt seem so bad when you put it into context, and also taking into account that those extremist's are more than likely to reside to traditional muslim countries in the FAR EAST - Which just so happen to be being occupied by America/Britain - Jeeez, wonder why they're so pissed?
There's a map on Wiki that states the muslim concentrations globally, enjoy
You have a point, but think about it this way: 19 Radical Muslims were ultimately responsible for 9/11.
I wonder what 320 million people who think just like them are capable of.
I'm not sure if you've ever read The Koran or not, i'm assuming you have because you seem to be an authority on Muslim culture.
Have you read about Jizya tax? Ummah? The verse of the sword? The xenophobic hatred of Jews?
Originally posted by primus2012
I'm saying that's an American Muslim; free, happy, successful, not under the control of a maniac cleric who demands jihad from him. Two different kinds of Muslims. I have many American Muslim co-workers, friends, etc.. and I like them all, fear none. We're all American.
I would fear every Muslim in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, etc.. Comparing apples to oranges.
Originally posted by SearchLightsInc
See, this is what im talking about, you read ONE article about ONE group of muslims in ONE incident and now they're all bad? You dont think there is anything flawed about that way of thinking?