Dobbs 4 Heisman
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Why doesn't the Muslims that don't commit terrorism condone it publicly?
Well firstly I don't know of any mainstream Muslim organizations in the United States that condone terrorism. When asked they usually condemn these acts. I think your question is why doesn't the average Muslim speak out more vocally against groups like Hamas? Why is there sometimes implicit or outright support by rank and file Muslims for these groups?
Well the answer is simple. A lot of Muslims feel aggrieved by U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East and the treatment of Palestinians by Israel. It all comes back to geopolitics. Muslims feel as though they are under attack so they're not necessarily gonna condemn the people who are "fighting back" because while the average Muslims disagrees with killing innocent people they don't necessarily feel these groups are totally in the wrong in opposing U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East or fighting back against the treatment of Palestinians by Israel.
If the State of Israel didn't exist and if the United States did not meddle in the affairs of Middle Eastern countries groups like ISIS would not exist. And if they did you would actually see Muslim nations taking them out and you would see the average Muslim condemning their actions more resoundingly. The reason it doesn't happen right now is because Muslims feel aggrieved. And an aggrieved party isn't really gonna feel empathy the the group or groups they feel is causing their and their peoples suffering.