Valthier Twilight Shadow
you are not making accurate comparisons at all. in specific individual cases, the attacks by extremist islamic terrorists happen at the same magnitude as individual attacks by radical christian terroists in America and other countries. meanwhile, globally, christian terrorists are targeting and attacking groups and populations to the same magnitude as ISIS as well. the same can be said of radical buddhist terrorists, and radical hindu terrorists. proportionately, the level of violence, murder, terrorism, and torture is roughly equal.
you claim that christian terrorists are not a global threat, but they are. everywhere from kenyan executions of gays, to christian terrorists mass-murdering entire schools of children in norway based on the belief that they are being indoctrinated in liberal brainwashing schemes, to chinese christian radicals car-bombing chinese feminists. this is a global phenomenon, and when you compare global christian terrorism to global islamic terrorism it's at the same magnitude, just as when you compare individual christian terrorist attacks to individual islamic terrorist attacks it is at the same magnitude. yet here you are trying to compare individual christian terrorist attacks to global islamic terrorist attacks. you are not comparing them at the same scale.
also, you claim that christian terrorists are not beheading, crusifying, or kidnapping their targets. but they are. they are doing that all the time. they are doing that across the globe, including in europe and america.
ISIS is a global threat, and I by no means think that we should ignore them. but do not DARE claim that christian terrorism is not ALSO a global threat, or that it is not as dangerous a threat as ISIS.
and my point is that, regardless, the NSA's spying programs do nothing to protect us from terrorist attacks, whether by ISIS or by christian terrorists.
I will concede that there are current Christian terrorists I was previously unaware of. Thank you for enlightening me about that.
I can also agree that it is a global problem, but I disagree that it's as dangerous as ISIS/Muslim extremists on the basis that the Muslim extremists, from the articles I checked highlighting Christian terrorism, have still killed more and in a much shorter period of time than the Christian terrorist groups.
However, what's most important, I think for both to remember, is that the moderates on both sides don't want war, don't believe in torturing, raping or murdering, and just because they are of a certain faith doesn't make them inherently bad. Their actions and their actions alone make them bad or good, not their faith. It seems that people on both sides suck big donkey balls at remembering that, but I guess that's why they're extremists. They're ******** brainwashed imbeciles, the lot of them.
:/ I can't wait for the day when everyone realizes their religions are all ******** guesses and stop caring if people don't believe the same as them or not. It's seriously pathetic. A violent, traumatizing waste of ******** time and life.
I'm done throwing my thoughts and opinions of this now.
It's all senseless violence. The only thing that matters is reducing injustice as much as possible. Thank you for raising awareness of current ******** Christian terrorist worms, but it might be prudent of you to be sensitive to this most recent case of terrorism. It's all s**t, and you bringing up other issues right now comes across as.... you don't give a s**t about what happened in Paris - which I'm sure you do, but your actions of raising awareness might be more effective in a week or so, while right now, expressing sorrow and sympathy would be the best course of action. [Unless they're expressing hostility to ALL Muslims, or some other such drivel that would only lead to the spread of violence]
You currently just come across as rather callously confrontational, which is shitting on your cause. Timing is everything.
