Maybe that remaining one percent hasn't been vaccinated.

My question there would be Africa. I'm far from educated on the matter so it's a legit question, but both Islam and Christianity seem to be pretty hardline and violent in those parts, or at least in the parts that get press, and yet the muslims seem to get involved with terrorism while the Christians console themselves with just murdering gays in the streets.

That might be a complete misrepresentation, but it's the gist I get.

The culture one is raised in obviously influences religious practice and interpretation to a large extent. Muslims in the west are largely secular because most western countries are secular.
What I more wanted to get into, was what factors you think puts western muslims at risk of radicalization, and why do they not become conducive to violent extremism when applied to non-muslims?

Never tried to argue any such thing

No. When I said "violent extremism" I wasn't referring exclusively to islamic extremism.

It's certainly a travesty when it is slander and it's done to ruin the good reputation of someone who is not a bigot.

Yeah because having a tarnished reputation is just as horrible as being discriminated against. :banghead:

Waaah my reputation is tarnished. What a privileged complaint.

Four Lions is freaking beyond hilarious. You simply must sit back and enjoy this movie. Classic.

Strange post.

Making accusations against somebody with no justification and then basically saying they can't complain about it because of 'privilege' :rolleyes: is unbelievably cuntish.

They can complain about anything they want but it still isn't the same as actually being held back from certain things due to discrimination and prejudice

The word privilege just has you triggered.

So when African Americans who have to deal with a tarnish reputation because of stereotypes your reply would be "Waaah my reputation is tarnished." Profiling is OK because if someone complain about being unfairly targeted because that group has a bad reputation your response would be "Waaah my reputation is tarnished."

If you can't afford one man the dignity of a good reputation how can you afford to give respect to a whole groups of people? ... or (if you're in the habit of thinking only about race) give respect to a whole race of people? To justify the hatred you have for someone by simply labeling him or her a "bigot" then commence hating them, you become the very person you hate. "Let no man pull you so low as to hate him."
-Martin Luther King Jr.