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400-Strong Christian Mob Attacks Muslim Shops In Sri Lankan Town
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https:/ /www.da ilymail .co.uk/ news/ar ticle-6 995033/ Sri-Lan ka-issu es-curf ew-town -bombed -church -clash. html
When a group of Muslims blow up Churches etc, killing more than 250 people the press refer to them as Islamic extremists, yet when a group of Christians attack Muslim shops and burn a three-wheeler taxi and a motorbike, they are described as a 'Christian mob', surely to be fair to peace loving Christians, these vandles should also be described as extremists?
When a group of Muslims blow up Churches etc, killing more than 250 people the press refer to them as Islamic extremists, yet when a group of Christians attack Muslim shops and burn a three-wheeler taxi and a motorbike, they are described as a 'Christian mob', surely to be fair to peace loving Christians, these vandles should also be described as extremists?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.///Violent Islamist extremists are three times more likely than far-right attackers to be described as terrorists in the media///
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// Surely if the christians were following bible teachings they would be turning the other cheek?//
sure thing - forgive them father for they know not what they do.
were the IRA christian terroristen? I never jeard them described as such -
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sure thing - forgive them father for they know not what they do.
were the IRA christian terroristen? I never jeard them described as such -
the much awaited thread
"old man reads newspaper article in Sun and understands it - shock" will have to await another day
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