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No one is saying "all Muslims" are terrorists. Bringing this up is a waste of time and a strawman. What people say is that the terrorists that killed 29 people today in Turkey were Muslims. As were the men in Belgium, Paris, London, etc... Islam is not a people. Islam is not a race. Islam is an idea and ideas do NOT have rights. Saying Islam has violent and bad ideas is not the same as calling Muslims violent and bad. Until people grasp that basic concept we cannot move forward and have a meaningful conversation to change the path the world is on.
Istanbul Ataturk airport attack: At least 28 dead and dozens injured
A gun and suicide bomb attack on Istanbul's Ataturk international airport has killed at least 28 people and injured up to 60. Up to three attackers were involved, with one reportedly opening fire with a Kalashnikov as they targeted an entry point to the terminal.
- via BBC
Holy sheep, I hope that the people in istanbul are safe and unharmed
Hi there, I understand that my words are so insignificant compared to the tragedies that you and your country have faced, but I thought I would reach out to you anyways. I don't know why the media has been silent about the bombings in Ankara and Istanbul. In a time like this where all hope is lost, I am in awe that the rest of the world is not speaking up. The culture, architecture, and people of Turkey hold a very special place in my heart. My thoughts are with you and your family/ loved ones.
Thank you so much, this means so much, all I want is for people to speak up and I think this is a subject which should be on the news constantly as much as all the injustices we are ignoring everyday while we’re so proud of being modern and fair, equitable people. It makes me sick to my stomach seeing people being proud of being a member of a first world country while they don’t care about the rest, they don’t stop to think about their roles in this world, what makes them safe and why other people don’t have it. Trust me I’m in awe about it too, this makes it much more unbearable and hopeless, I’m sick of seeing the shitty politics causing the death of innocent people. But we can’t give up and we cannot get used to it. All I am doing is sitting here writing a few things about this constant threat, but I can’t imagine what are the real victims and their families are going through. Thank you again for being a kind, understanding person, I hope we can all be safe, my loved ones and my country and all the people going through bad things, and I hope the suffering ends.
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