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Born to be mild
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![]() Anyway, they're not random: Invention of the motor car (I assume), Kitty Hawk, first man in space .... and beside each, the same picture of muslims shouting about the same things. Not saying it's accurate or representative, as such, but certainly understandable.
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June 4 – The Ford Quadricycle, the first Ford vehicle ever developed, is completed, eventually leading Henry Ford to build the empire that "put America on wheels". I think the humour does work. What advances do you know of that can be attributed to Islamic countries, or at least, hardline Islam-ruled ones in the last 100 years? Compared to what's happened over our side, as it were. I think it proves that while muslims are still stoning women for adultery or wearing the wrong clothes or looking sideways at them, the rest of the world has been more progressive in its approach to everything.
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It's almost like a full century of European colonial powers invading, supporting unpopular regimes, geographically reapportioning, siphoning resources, and then leaving due to military and political exhaustion after World War II had a negative effect on the internal development of places with few natural resource advantages and a several thousand year history of tribal culture. Seriously, what are you hoping to get from your question? For Janszoon, elphenor, Rjinn, and myself to say "you got us, they're only good at blowing themselves up and stoning women to death - those damn Muslims"? I'm not sure how many different ways there are to say 'fundamentalism is a bad thing, people who kill for their god are unstable, and when it appears to be a culturally approved act there is usually a larger explanation, which in the case of the Middle East and Islam, the genesis of today's unrest is the political history of a region not allowed to develop free of outside influence.'
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I like how the same picture went from sepia to B&W to Kodachrome.
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I thought the transportation aspect was meant to be a metaphor for how progressive the western world is/was opposed to some basic Muslim yelling something or another. I see your point though.
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