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Date Posted: 12:28:45 04/22/03 Tue
Author: Kyla
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Subject: Re: Pakistan Says U.S. Policies Polarize World
In reply to: isabelle 's message, "Re: Pakistan Says U.S. Policies Polarize World" on 20:57:07 04/20/03 Sun

I would have liked to have seen the Larry King show.

Just UAE and Morocco, both supposedly mild and
>secular, but, really, its pervasive fundamentalism -
>it isn't good. They are gorgeous people - invite you
>into their house and feed you and within 13 minutes we
>were talking about Mohammed - or being screamed at
>about Mohammed. Odd ... Koran filters through
>speakers on every street corner, never ending prayers,
>and women draped in abundant layers of cloth.
>
>Not my bag of tea at a minimum and dangerous at
>maximum.
>
>This morning on Larry King there was a panel board
>discussion - interesting stuff. A 'New testament
>Christian' (shudder), a Catholic, a Muslim, and a Jew
>- all prominent, published informed representatives of
>their faith.
>
>They were all great, except the Christian. They all
>talked about how to forge understanding and the common
>bonds and the most important aspects of their
>religions which according to each of them embraced
>each other rather than rejecting diversity. All the
>while, the noisy fucking arse hole Christian just kept
>telling them that they were all going to hell and that
>'everything in the Bible is verifiable and absolute
>truth' and THIS IS FACT. THIS IS RIGHT bla bla bla.
>
>Aghhhhhhhhhhh I just can't stand them. You know what
>I mean: three really decent peaceful people (all
>against the war) engaging and comparing and forging
>understanding and this horrid rigid ugly christian
>(who spoke five times as loud as everyone else) guy
>showing exactly why America, who can't intelligently
>interact with difference, ruining the whole discussion
>and making people feel uncomfortable and angry.
>
>So, perhaps you are right - but I do get a sense of
>something being amiss in Islam.

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