russ_watters
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Well, if you fix the factual errors in your list, it tells a different story:Adam said:Last ten years:Looks like Muslims are behind half, in this count. Perhaps you can find another list of people targeting civilians and come up with a different count.
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1.- Twin Towers in New York, 2001: nearly 3,000 dead. Perpetrators: Muslims.
2.- Invasion of Iraq, 2003: 10,000 dead. Perpetrators: mostly Christians.
3.- Rwanda: 800,000 dead. Perpetrators: mostly Christians.
4.- Breakup of Yugoslavia: 300,000 dead. Perpetrators: mostly Christians.
5.- Oklahoma city bombing: 168 dead. Perpetrators: Christians.
6.- Various US embassies in Africa: 224 dead. Perpetrators: mostly Muslims. (Note that this is actually several events.)
7.- Indonesian crisis, 1999: 200,000 displaced, unknown dead. Perpetrators: mostly Muslims.
8.- Bali nightclub bombing: 200 dead. Perpetrators: mostly Muslims.
9.- Sudan: 30,000 dead. Perpetrators: mostly Muslims, although conflict is based more on tribal affiliation than religion.
10.- Russian school, 2004: 326 dead. Perpetrators: Responsibility claimed by Chechen separatists.
#2 was a war, not terrorism.
#3 is genocide, not terrorism, and its tribal/ethnicly motivated - Christianity has no role.
#4 This is/was ethnicly based, not religious based, also not terrorism.
#5 This was political, not religious terrorism.
#7 Not terrorism, but there are plenty of islamic terrorists operating there - I'll throw you a bone on that one.
#9 Correct - not terrorism
#10 Chechen terrorists are muslim and religiously motivated.
So, from your list, that's 4 muslim terrorist acts, one domestic political terrorist act, and zero christian terrorist acts.
That's not what we're saying at all.Don't you just love how certain users have turned this thread, too, into a "Muslims are bad, mmkay" thread?