Terrorism has no religion but terrorists have the same everytime and everywhere!

untilwelearn in Ecency • last month

At first I was not going to write on this terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir because I thought that I am not on a position to convey the truth of cowardly terrorism to the people but then I felt that among my followers, there must be some who would be interested in discussing some real issues of the world. Well, some extreme selfish people might say that this is your problem, so why are you calling it a world issue? So let me tell you that a big part of the answer to that question is in the title of this blog, and the rest you will find in your neighbourhood and region.

Despite being a victim of child abuse by a Muslim myself, my religion and upbringing have always made me believe that evil lies in people and not in any religion. But as I grew up, seeing the riots and terrorist attacks happening all over the world and the recent Pakistani terrorist attack on tourists in Pahalgam, Kashmir, and brutally killing them just because they were not Muslim, I am convinced that someone has made a mistake somewhere. The truth is that Terrorism has no religion, but terrorists have the same everytime and everywhere!

And I am not saying this just out of anger and sadness, but there are facts behind it for which you can search on your phone yourself - World's top terrorists, World's top terrorist organisations, World's top terrorist attacks, Religion of most terrorists, Origin of topmost terrorists. Your search result will show you the truth because if terrorists had no religion, then Pakistani terrorists would not have asked the religion of those tourists and killed only non-muslims.

I don't know how you will take all this, but believe me, the whole world needs to unite on a very serious note against terrorism and terrorists because none of us is safe as long as terrorism exists anywhere in the world!

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osomar357 last month

Greetings @untilwelearn, first of all I am very sorry about what happened in Kashmir and the death of tourists because of the terrorist attack.
I reject terrorism, wherever it comes from, with all my being.
I understand your frustration well, and I also understand that almost all terrorist groups belong to that religion, however; terrorism is present in all religions and is based on hatred and fanaticism.
And in all religions there are also good and bad people, what I do see is that the most extreme and violent actions against defenseless people are taken by people who are fanatics of that religion, but I am very sure that this is due to the hatred, fanaticism and frustration that they feel in life.
But it is also true that there are governments ruled by Christians who subjugate the world and lead it to a state of war, violence and chaos, also killing thousands of people because of the consequences of their economic sanctions and their unilateral policies.
There are governments like the Jewish one, which is carrying out the destruction and genocide of an entire people, supported by another Christian government, and those actions are as terrorist, as that of the murderers of tourists in Kashmir and in fact much worse.
I actually think that beyond the problem of religion, the problem of terrorism is based on hatred, fanaticism and belief.
And I can assure you that within the Jewish, Muslim, Christian religion, as in any other religion, there are very good people who are against the actions of terrorists, armed terror groups and soulless governments and destroyers of peoples.
As for terrorism as such, I make it difficult for it to decrease, I think on the contrary it will grow and unfortunately, there are thousands of Palestinian children growing up with hatred and surviving a system of hatred that wants to end their people and their country.
There are Ukrainian and Russian young people full of hatred, for everything they live in the war.
There is an enormous hatred against American and European policies, and against many governments, opposition processes, economic policies and countless situations, which will be exploited by fanatics and hate generators, who will direct their speech towards a racial minority, towards a political group, or towards a religion or a country, so that people drain that hatred and the terrorist hosts will come from there.
And it is that ego, that fanaticism and that sick hatred of the political and religious leaders, that will continue to feed terrorism, hatred and madness in the world, and they will do so by relying on the pain of the victims of the madness that we are living today.
I, like you, hope that this madness of violence and terror in which we live at a general level will end.
I really regret very much the death of those people in Kashmir, and the death of anyone who is caused by terrorism, fanaticism and hatred, be it political or religious.
And I really hope that all the situations that promote these groups will end, so that we can live in a peaceful world, where people learn to accept, tolerate and respect each other, in order to live together in peace and brotherhood.
A big hug and I'm sorry for your pain in this situation.

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untilwelearn last month (edited)

Well you reject it, but on what basis? @osomar357

There are indeed good and bad people in every religion, but by just putting such vile brutal terrorists in the category of just bad people, don't you think you are protecting them? Because such bad people are there in every religion, meaning you are separating an entire community from this... Aha, I remember something similar happened last year when the British government and Elon Musk also told the world that Pakistani Muslim gangs are constantly raping in all over the world and Pakistanis protected themselves by merging with half the world by calling those rapists Asian Muslims instead of Pakistani Muslims.
So if you're doing the same, then I don't care about your rejections because here we have a saying that you certainly can help a blind person, but you cannot help the one who is acting blind. And if not, then tell me where did the topic of bad people came from, because here I am talking about those terrorists who commit massacres in the name of religion.

But it is also true that there are governments ruled by Christians who subjugate the world and lead it to a state of war, violence and chaos, also killing thousands of people because of the consequences of their economic sanctions and their unilateral policies.

I agree with this, but don't you see that those Christian-ruled governments always use their favourite pet Pakistan to achieve their goals, and doesn't this force you to think why every time a Muslim gets sold, especially Pakistanis? A few years ago a video went viral in which 8-10 year old children of a Pakistani school, when asked what they want to become when they grow up, said in the mic that when they grow up they will make atom bombs and missiles and kill all the non-Muslims of the world and do you know what was the worst thing that everyone including the teachers in the school clapped on such speeches of the children. Where your and my country's children want to become doctors, astronauts and businessmen, there is a country in the world where training to become terrorists starts from childhood itself. And according to you these are just bad people. Wow!

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osomar357 last month

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bot-bdbhueso last month

Uses: 5/15
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nicolebanilad last month

I certainly agree that it is not bound by any religion. Terrorism is indeed a personal choice.

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untilwelearn last month

You didn't even read the title ma'am! :|

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finpulse last month

A very sad event and people behind this must be punished. Terrorism is against humanity

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untilwelearn last month

One big problem is that we all have become so accustomed to it that whatever happens somewhere, we express our condolences and then at some point we forget everything whereas those who foster terrorism need to be eliminated from the roots because today you may be safe but there is no guarantee that you will be safe forever because maybe you do not know it, but according to the Islamist Ideology, no non-Muslim has the right to live in this world and this is what they teaches them since childhood that either convert or kill them. By being surrounded by people with such mentality, try to imagine the future, it will be no less than a scary dream.

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weone last month

A very tragic event with no justification of any kind. Sad to see loss of life, there is only this hope that humanity learns it's lessons on unity before it's too late...

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roswelborges last month

A sad reality that weighs down our humanity...
Hopefully, humanity will reconsider.

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untilwelearn last month

Now it is up to us to show our condolences to this common slaughter that happens in the name of religion all the time and then forget it after some time or give severe punishment to those who create and nurture terrorism because even though you are safe today, remember that as per the Islamic ideology, every non-Muslim should be beheaded because they have no right to live in this world. which means no one is safe. its just a matter of time.

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roswelborges last month

I hope societies reconsider and no one has to be beheaded, and that everyone can live together in peace.

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day1001 last month

I am so sorry to hear this sad news. My condolences and prayers for the victims and their families. I hope justice will be served. !BBH

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untilwelearn last month

We hope the same justice for everyone!

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