>By nature do childen know how to share with others? Do they know to say tahnk you? Do they know to be polite?, do they know right form wrong?
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>No. They must be taught these things. By nature they are bad (But cute).
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>What happen when a child grows up w/o parents to guide them? They usually become criminals and such. And you'll say "well thats not their fault". Maybe not. But it does prove my point, left alone they become bad.

And when taught and convinced by articulate manipulators (like many religious leaders and politicians) that their way is rightious and the only way to be, fueled by their ignorance, fears, hatred and bigotry, you get terrorists or a people whose first thought and only solution is violence and revenge, even if misdirected..

>>In some religion you can say that the people are "evil". But in other, you can really say that their religion is bad because it teaches it's follower to kill.
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>>It's true. Religion has often been used and abused as a means to control the masses since forever.
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>>>>But one can also research the conditions under which fanaticism flourishes. When everybody has a bmw, a big house, health and wealth then you rarely see religous fanaticism. It's a symptom of a much larger problem.
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>>>I don't drive a BMW or have a big car. :(
>>>I drive a 98 Toyota (paid for) and live in a 2800 sqft house.
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>>It's the general point, not the specifics :)
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>>>Well, is it our fault that most of the Muslim live under such oppressive conditions? I mean think about all the Muslim nations. How many of them really live well?
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>>Is it entirely, 100%, their fault?
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>If they don't anything about it, yes. I don't want to get corny here but, America went through the revolutionary war because of similar issues. You have to be willing to fight for things you believe in. Freedom come at a cost.
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