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Quote from: shawshankinmate37927 on August 06, 2014, 05:47:01 PM

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Quote from: shawshankinmate37927 on August 06, 2014, 04:47:11 PM

Why do you categorize these murderers with the label "Sunnis"? Do you think all Sunnis approve of or are responsible for these crimes?

I sympathize with your comment 100%. One will never find a category of human behavior for which "all" approve, will you? However, since this is a self proclaimed Caliphate, isn't it odd that no FATWAs exist to kill these murderers and blasphemers, that do such things in the name of Allah?

Now show me some news reporting, does not matter what the language is, where Muslims are outraged or even reporting this event.

Exactly. Just because a group of Sunnis is going around and murdering non-Sunnis doesn't make it okay to condemn Sunnis as a whole. I don't know if any Sunnis are speaking out about it or not, but if they aren't that could be a result of living in fear of retaliation. The members of ISIS that are committing these crimes obviously don't believe in the right to life or a fair trial, I think it's safe to say they also don't believe that the people living in the territory they control have a right to speak freely either.

If those Sunnis that have the ability to speak freely and condemn these senseless killings choose not to do so then yes, their morals should certainly be questioned. Have any Sunnis been directly asked if they are okay with the actions of ISIS?

I invite them to speak out here, on this forum. Any language they want to use is fine.

Really, isn't the argument that some people "can't speak out because of fear of retaliation" essentially an argument of the past?

Can't anyone, one way or another, speak out?

I just don't assume that all Sunnis feel that ISIS represents them.