46 Examples of Muslim Outrage About Paris Shootings.

[Lord Shanghai]

It would appear that scores of Muslims - the silent majority, so to speak - are pretty angry at what has happened in Paris this past week. Some of the twitter posts in the link below are especially poignant.

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2015/01/...news-cant-seem-to-find/#.VLCoPWJ1h0I.facebook

 

[Francesco]

It would appear that scores of Muslims - the silent majority, so to speak - are pretty angry at what has happened in Paris this past week. Some of the twitter posts in the link below are especially poignant.

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2015/01/...news-cant-seem-to-find/#.VLCoPWJ1h0I.facebook

This one appears to be an apologist for the violence:

27. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Marzieh Afkham:


Such actions are a continuation of radical waves and physical aggressions which have spread throughout the world in the past decade, and incorrect policies and double standards in confronting extremism and violence have unfortunately given way to a spreading of such undertakings.

 

[nhg]

This one appears to be an apologist for the violence:

27. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Marzieh Afkham:


Such actions are a continuation of radical waves and physical aggressions which have spread throughout the world in the past decade, and incorrect policies and double standards in confronting extremism and violence have unfortunately given way to a spreading of such undertakings.

Sounds like she's saying it as it is.

double standards in confronting extremism and violence = spreading of such undertakings

dividing a community through media campaigns and policy only serves to polarise the community and create sympathisers for extremism on both ends of the scale.

extremism in any form even in 'attaining financial freedom through property' may lead to misery.

 

[Strannik]

This one appears to be an apologist for the violence:

27. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Marzieh Afkham:


Such actions are a continuation of radical waves and physical aggressions which have spread throughout the world in the past decade, and incorrect policies and double standards in confronting extremism and violence have unfortunately given way to a spreading of such undertakings.

well france did support these people when they fought against Assad in Syria, so i'm not sure why people are surprised that the boomerang came back.