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People with many (strong) opinions and few arguments usually don’t want to be challenged. It’s understandable; most don’t want confrontation or conflict. They want to express their opinions and see others agree. Anybody who actually wants to get down to what’s right, rather than what they want, would be up to respond to those who offer a different side of things…especially if the other side offers points derived from observation and statistics. These studies are done to analyze relationships between variables and help predict outcomes. Do the research before speaking up and speaking loudly. Don’t haphazardly post some meme because it agrees with your opinions when you could have easily fact checked yourself (shoutout to the guy who mis-posted about Trayvon Martin and Marley Leon). If you truly want what’s best for everyone, contemplate both sides. Ignoring the opposition does not make you right. Sure, it makes you less angry. It also makes you a little more ignorant. This is isn’t the mindset that will help our nation grow. Yes, everyone has a right to an opinion. Recognizing that it’s “everyone's right” and not just yours is one hurdle to get over. Learning how to properly argue your case to persuade them of your ideas is another. If you can’t argue your case, then maybe you (or your idea) is the problem.
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New Post has been published on The Rakyat Post
New Post has been published on http://www.therakyatpost.com/news/2015/02/26/give-iis-one-soul-one-quran-project-a-chance-says-former-sabah-cm/
Give IIS' One Soul One Quran project a chance, says former Sabah CM
KOTA KINABALU, Feb 26, 2015:
A former Sabah Chief Minister today wants the Islamic Information and Services Foundation’s (IIS) One Soul One Quran project be given a chance.
“We should give IIS the benefit of the doubt and allow it to embark on this project of information and see where they go from there. (Since) We always condemn extremist Muslims as being misguided and ill informed about what ‘real’ Islam is,” said Datuk Seri Salleh Said Keruak, who is also the Sabah State Assembly Speaker.
In his blog posting, entitled “The Quran project not what was reported”, he said people often blamed the education system for breeding extremist Muslims, but when a moderate Muslim organisation like IIS took up the challenge to counter extremist Muslims and radical Islam, they were also equally condemned and not supported.
He said there were loud protests from the Malaysian Consultative Council for Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Sikhism and Taoism (MCCBCHST) regarding the IIS’ project, that was launched by former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad recently.
IIS clarified that it had not started distributing any Quran yet, explaining that it would not be distributed randomly among non-Muslims but through religious organisations, and that it was up to non-Muslims to take them or not.
“I suppose this reminds me of that 1960s song, ‘Give peace a chance’, and what IIS is asking for is just to give peace a chance.
“I would support them until and unless it is proven that they have an ulterior motive other than bridging the divide between Muslims and non-Muslims by better educating everyone regarding Islam,” Salleh wrote.
He noted that back in 1998, IIS had a similar project called “Hotel Quran Project” in which it distributed Qurans to hotels all over Malaysia to be placed in hotel rooms side-by-side with Gideon’s Bible.
That project, which was approved by the Malaysia Islamic Development Department (Jakim) with the endorsement of the then Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, was announced in all the newspapers and covered by the prime time television news.
“Somehow it did not receive the loud protests that it is receiving now. I suppose it was because the announcement then was that the Qurans would be placed side-by-side with Gideon’s Bible so they could not protest the plan to place the Quran in hotel rooms without also protesting about the Bibles.
“It looks like the negative response was a bit too premature and was based on the misconception that the move was aimed at converting non-Muslims to Islam, which IIS has denied,” he said, adding that its aim was merely to allow non-Muslims to understand Islam to dispel the notion that Islam is a violent religion that preaches extremism and radicalism.
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Just 63% Know Which Parties Control the House and Senate
Just 63% Know Which Parties Control the House and Senate
Comment by Jim Campbell, Citizen Journalist, Oath Keeper and Patriot.
This clearly brings new meaning to the phrase, “Too dumb to vote.”
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