Islam in Europe: perception and reality

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Actually, it does matter, but I wouldn't expect you to see it that way in your utter moral confusion.

So pray tell. What are the real world benefits of we have better intentions, other than making you and others feel good? How does it influence the outcome of a conflict?

And most of all, is there some reason why you shy away from answering the question of how you would react if your family was killed by a bomb? You personally. Not some lofty try at analysing. You. How would you react to your mother, father, brother, sister or whoever is close to your heartl, being killed? Would you ask for intent?

That's not an exercise at some philosophy class, that's a simple question that should be quite easy to answer.

Oh, and by the way, we talk about moral confusion as soon as Saudi Arabia and all the other darling bastards of the west get the Iraqui treatment.