Quote:It was quite obvious that when speaking about their lands being attacked, I was talking about their homes being bombed, their families perhaps even slaughtered. Just because someone is an American citizen, doesn't mean they cease having families and homes in other lands. And this goes the same for British immigrants too, so don't try to claim it's something unique to Muslims.
Abu, you have yet again failed to actually answer the question. Which countries are you referring to? 'Abroad' is not a country.
Also, which wars are you referring to?
It appears that you have taken the Muslim grievance syndrome one step further to claim that American Muslims turned to extremism in response to 'future crimes' by the US.
One day, Muslims such as yourself will have to realise that they are responsible for their own actions, and cannot do whatever they want and blame some incident on the other side of the world for their own lack of judgement or self control. There will always be injustice in some part of the world, though even if that were eliminated you would just harken back to historical injustice. The civilised way to handle it is to fight injustice, not seek vengence. There is a subtle, yet crucially important difference that you seem oblivious to. Perhaps your concept of Islamic justice has blinded you to what genuine justice is.