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it explains much of the hate and the anger. But the fact that I do not agree with you, does not make me your enemy. It just means my heart isn't filled with the hate that is in yours.
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This is what I don't get..., someone who accuses the "Kafir" of hatred in his heart, yet fails to recognize that Islamic ideology is full of hate, and under Sharia, it is a system of legally-mandated hatred. How can someone who objects to a supremacist ideology of hate be considered a hater by pointing out the hateful teachings, and legal system, of an evil ideology which condones the rape, torture, and murder of those unwilling to join the club of "Mo-Allah" ?
By pointing out and exposing the teachings of Sharia Law, which is legally mandated hatred - if anything,... those who do are anti-hatred...
If someone points out that Conservatives are for less Government, or that Liberals are for big Goverment, does this make one a hater by exposing an ideology?
Complacency on the part of the apologist can only serve Islam.
Islam deserves criticism on account of the logical consequences of its dogma, namely, that the murder of fellow human beings is to be rewarded with sensual pleasure in a hedonistic “Paradise”—a concept born in the fantasies of an Arab rebel some fourteen centuries ago. The religion of Mohammed is a dangerous system when the teachings and example of the “prophet” are believed and followed.
~Richard Dawkins~