Terrorists cant stop Armies, Money and Oil.

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And thats more intellectual dishonesty(I mention it frequenty because some of you do it frequently.).

You implying that I said Christians dont do nasty #$%& - which is wrong.

And because of what you are replying to you imply the converse - that I think being Muslim makes people do nasty #$%&.

What I really did if you had bothered to read it was point out someone making yet another broken analogy.
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For my part we are having a discussion, which you make harder by that huge chip on your shoulder. Calling people "intellectually dishonest" is a poor way to engage in a reasonable dialog.
When you say;

Are you blind? Are you missing the crucial difference?

Seems intellectually dishonest then since you obviously know I'm not blind. Are you trying to call me stupid? Maybe it's your approach, but you seem to be spoiling for a fight all the time. Rather than try to have a discussion about protesting, boycottting, and acts of violence you resort to ad hominem attacks.

The analogy is that Muslims might get bent out of shape by a newspaper publishing a cartoon portraying their prophet in a bad light, just as Christians might get bent out of shape by a TV station running a show portraying their prophet in a bad light. The similiarity is that fundamentalism and extremism in response to media disrespect are not isolated to one religion. Seems like an analogy to me. The response of the two groups might in general be different, but my point was that there are some extremist individuals in either religion who are willing to take a boycott, and protest to a higher level of violence.

I never implied that you said anything, I was disagreeing with your criticism. You might be reading too much into my posts where I tend to try to draw specific things out to a broader perspective. Talking about an isolated Danish incident is fruitless, but to have a discussion about the role of respect (for muslim beleifs in this case) in media and social discourse is more interesting to me.

But, if you are still spoiling for a fight you can look elsewhere.