You know, one of the things I've noticed is that those who state most vehemently that this or that extremist group does not represent their religion or aren't real <insert your religion here> on forums and websites are often quiet on the extremists on other media whether in real life or other places.
Example: Riots in Sydney a couple of years ago by a "minority" of Muslims, yet only a tiny number of other Muslims, disgusted by their antics, actually confronted them about it.
If the majority speaks up the extremists will often - not always - be drowned out.
If the majority fails to speak out, the extremists see this as condoning their actions.
Example: Riots in Sydney a couple of years ago by a "minority" of Muslims, yet only a tiny number of other Muslims, disgusted by their antics, actually confronted them about it.
If the majority speaks up the extremists will often - not always - be drowned out.
If the majority fails to speak out, the extremists see this as condoning their actions.
Playing Cluedo with my mum while I was at Uni:
"You did WHAT? With WHO? WHERE???"
