NOTE: We categorically reject the use of the intolerance, hate crimes, racism and discrimination exposed or recorded on this web site or elsewhere - which Muslims, Arabs and other visible minorities suffer from or experience in western nations - to make any kinds of generalizations about the west, Christianity, the white race, or any other kinds of generalizations.

Generalizations are not only irrational, they do not reflect reality, and we have no use for them. No matter how many "white", "Christian", "westerners" practice intolerance and racism, the overwhelming majority are the most decent, tolerant people imaginable. Significantly, the same applies to the other side, the Muslim side, and indeed one could invoke the same in every other "side", Jewish, Hindu, Sikh, etc. as evidence to that truth.

Why are those catalogues included on this web site?

The reason for including those catalogues of 'Non-Muslim Violence' is solely to challenge and respond to the hatemongering haters of Muslims who use every crime or incident of violence committed by some Muslims among the 1.3 billion Muslims in 55 nations in the world to bash, denigrate, insult, vilify, demonise Muslims and Islam collectively, simply to fulfil their - the haters' - need to quench their thirst for hate and to further their dark agendas.

The western world, the non-Muslim Asian world, the Eastern European world, Catholic Latin America, and Israel have as much, if not much more, violence and wrongs to their name as Muslims do. And those wrongs are ongoing and occur on a daily basis.

The point is, better focus on our shared humanity - what good the vast majority of the members of any group, be it religious, racial, ethnic, or national - share in common than to selectively pick on crimes that exist in all groups as if they were specific to one only, which is the modus operandi of the haters on either side.

Many of our HaSM articles address that point in detail. See for example 'Hate against Muslims again, and again, and again', which specifically analyses how terrorism in the world is a factor of a number of determinants and not at all the religion of the perpetrators.

The different faiths, races, and nations of the world can begin rapprochement and reconciliation only by recognising and acknowledging that any attempt at pinning wrongdoing and evil exclusively on any one faith, race, or nation is not only contrary to all available evidence and therefore misleading and unrealistic, but is also malicious in nature and only serves to widen the gap between different groups, rather than bring them together for the sake of the peace and harmony of the world.
((Read also our Home Page view which crystalizes the essence of HaSM and its web site: A Realistic Path to Reconciliation))