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“Netanyahu: ‘We’ve Seen This Before. There’s a Master Race; Now There’s a Master Faith,’” by Lauretta Brown, CNSNews.com, September 16, 2014:

(CNSNews.com) – In a speech on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu compared Islamist terrorist groups such as ISIS, Hamas and Hezbollah to Nazis: “We know this. We’ve seen this before. There’s a master race; now there’s a master faith.”

http://cnsnews.com/news/article/laurett ... ster-faith

Hi Rayznack.
Can you please enlighten me what is the goal of this post?

Ass I see it this post generates more hate between Muslims and nonmuslims.

How would condemning barbaric ideology of terror groups generate hatred between Muslims and non-Muslims?

So Mr.Netanyahu. said that. At what occasion?

Not sure. But I am curious if, per the previous poster's brilliant logic, pointing out Germany subscribed to a master race means observation generates hate between Northern Europeans and non-Northern Europeans.

Almost every religion says its the only true Faith, Judaism being one of them.
Pointing fingers and blaming people is not effective. Radicals will not suddenly realize that what they are doing is wrong.

But this might alienate simple Muslims that do not support IS.

PS: You didn't answer my question what was the goal of the post?

rayznack wrote:

pointing out Germany subscribed to a master race means observation generates hate between Northern Europeans and non-Northern Europeans.

BUT it does. If you followed the Ukraine events you would notice that.

Andyba wrote:BUT it does. If you followed the Ukraine events you would notice that.

What is one supposed to notice? Pointing out the Germans believed in a master race means tensions between Whites and non-Whites will erupt?

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Andyba wrote:

Almost every religion says its the only true Faith, Judaism being one of them.
Pointing fingers and blaming people is not effective. Radicals will not suddenly realize that what they are doing is wrong.

But this might alienate simple Muslims that do not support IS.

PS: You didn't answer my question what was the goal of the post?

So Muslims might become extremists if we point out the extremist ideologies of terrorist groups?

Is that like Whites becoming racist after highlighting the beliefs of the KKK?

You ignored the fact that almost all religions in their texts have something written about them being the only true religion.

Regarding your comment about Germany you are using the past tense about something that does not exist currently.
You talk about history which is commonly accepted by Germans.

In Ukraine: Russian media called the pro-European Ukrainians Nazi and Fascists consistently for a long period of time on an international scale. It resulted in a lot of hate and war.

Regarding ISIL i don't like them as I don't like any aggressors.
But you have to understand that all religious believers think that their religion is the true one.
So this post is in a way addressed to all believers not only to ISIL.

Andyba , the KKK does exist, actually. Is factually stating what they believe a provocation against Whites? Perhaps you should write to the endless liberal columnists who've spoken about KKK ideology.

Let me try to unpack your current line of logic. You first question whether my OP is meant to create hate between Muslims and non-Muslims then wind up telling me all religions believe what the Islamic State believes. So, based off your logic, wouldn't I be generating hate against Islamic State, Muslims and non-Muslims rather than between Muslims and non-Muslims?

Curious and curiouser.