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Freakinoldguy Freakinoldguy:
And what's wrong with them taking it one step farther? Should the states that sponsor terrorism be free from criticism and ridicule from expats because the people doing it aren't there anymore and like you don't care what happens to the people left behind.
I guess given that criteria we should just forget about those 300 girls Boko Haram kidnapped or the Qatif rape case in Saudi Arabia because it doesn't involve Canadian Muslims.
Boko Haram is not a state, in case you're confused. And there were all sort of Muslims speaking out about it. You're just looking for a nit to pick. WTF that has to do with Muslims in Canada is beyond me. They didn't do it, they didn't support it. Many Muslims speak out about what other Muslims do, whether states or nt. You can't hear it because you've got your little program in your head, doesn't matter what they do it's not enough. And when they do hold a protest about it, your response is to tell them to keep their squabbles at home.
And criteria is plural, so it would be "those criteria."
Thanks for pointing that out

but, I used Boko Haram to emphasise the absurdity of your claim that:
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I don't give a shit what they do in Muslim countries. That's their business. In fact I don't want Muslims to bring their squabbles from other countries over here. Let it go, be Canadian
You may claim to not care but, for a person who couldn't give a shit about what happens in Muslim Countries, you spend an in ornate amount of time on these forums bitching about what actually does happen in places you couldn't care less about.
As for the programs in my head, you're right. Sometimes enough isn't enough and I'd personally like to see them speak out against regimes and countries that export terrorism and have human rights records that make North Korea look like Disney land since it makes their denouncing terrorism and violence seem somewhat more self serving than sincere which unfortunately is a fact they have to deal with.
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Speakers at the news conference expressed grief and extended condolences to the families affected by the attack, but they also hinted at the strains the event will likely put on Muslim-Canadian communities. A representative for the Canadian Council of Muslim Women spoke of living “under a microscope” of suspicion since Sept. 11, 2001.
Although, it's nice that they're denouncing terrorism and violence but, until they actually denounce all the perpetrators of those abominations including the states that sponsor and support it, they're falling short on a chance to really show that like the rest of us they're truly sick of the violence not only here but all over the world.