Quote from: Wayan_Pedjeng on May 05, 2017, 05:14:49 PM

Quote from: Sithara007 on May 04, 2017, 04:03:49 AM

Quote from: Lancusters on May 04, 2017, 01:37:56 AM

Quote from: DocGTR on May 03, 2017, 10:04:14 AM

I respect all people and nations. For me, it does not matter what the person believes and to what god he worships. Among my acquaintances are many people who profess different religions. We have never had conflicts

This is because you do not live in an Islamic country. Believe me that once Muslims become a majority, their steps immediately change. They always try to dominate, and if it fails, they become more aggressive.

Once they reach 25% to 30% of the population, then it becomes increasingly difficult for the non-Muslims to live in that area. Muslim Criminals will exclusively target the non-Muslims, and will force the latter to flee using a combination of rape, murder, home invasion, intimidation.etc.

I am living in Indonesia, where more than 85% of the population is Muslim. As a non-Muslim, I have never faced any sort of discrimination from the Muslims during my entire life here. What you had posted may be true in the middle east. But in Indonesia, things are different.

Here are some of the attitudes of your 85% Muslim population. Where possible I've included the date of the survey. I don't think it looks like "things are different" in Indonesia. Not at all. Looks to me like you've got the normal group of haters.

59% of Indonesians support Osama bin Laden in 2003
41% of Indonesians support Osama bin Laden in 2007
Muslim majorities agree with the al-Qaeda goal of Islamic law.
Indonesia 76%
(2010)23% of Indonesians have favorable view of al-Qaeda (56% unfavorable)
Pew Research (2011): 22% of Indonesians have a favorable view of al-Qaeda (21% unfavorable)
(2006): 40% of Indonesians approve of violence in defense of Islam.
13% of Indonesian Muslims say suicide attacks against civilians in defense of Islam are justified.
30% of Indonesian Muslims support the death penalty for leaving Islam
58% of Indonesians believe adulterers should be stoned to death.
49% (plurality) of Indonesians want strict Sharia imposed in every Islamic country
36% of Indonesian Muslims favor floggings and amputation
(2010) 70% of Jordanian Muslims favor stoning adulterers
42% of Indonesian Muslims favor stoning adulterers
(2013): 72% of Indonesians want Sharia to be law of the land
(2017): 80% of Islamic education teachers favor enforcement of Sharia (in Indonesia)