They hate us because they envy our cultural superiority.
Or from a different continent.Well at least the parts that let us destroy them from several miles away.
So Bernard Lewis is wrong then?
They hate us because they envy our cultural superiority.
So Bernard Lewis is wrong then?
Can't tell if it's a joke or not.
Yeah, so culturally superior that you urinate over dead people to prove just how macho you are? Don't make me laugh!
Isolated incidence and the people who did it will be disciplined. Nothing to get too worked up over.
They hate us because they envy our cultural superiority.
They're an honor-shame based culture and they are shamed by their sick, weak, pathetic civilization.
They hate us because they envy our cultural superiority.
They don't envy our culture. They think it's stupid and/or useless or satanic or whatever. That's those who care.
The others don't give much of a care about any of us until we put our nose in their business, something we're usually more than happy to do.
They envy its position of supremacy and its ability to accomplish things vis-à-vis their sick, weak, pathetic civilization that can't do anything.
They started it.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton expressed her “total dismay,” a reaction stronger than her comments about the Egyptian military slaughtering Copts. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta phoned the utterly corrupt and duplicitous beneficiary of our power and money, Afghanistan president Hamid Karzai, to assure him that those responsible would be found and punished for such a “deplorable” act. Of course, this is a part of the world where brutal violence against civilians is routinely used as a tool of politics, and where torture and mutilation of the living, let alone the desecration of the dead, are standard operating procedure. Yet we cede the moral high ground to Karzai, who said the soldiers’ behavior was “inhuman and condemnable in the strongest possible terms,” something I don’t recall him ever saying about the terrorists murdering our soldiers. Even more risible was the response of the Taliban, who condemned the “inhuman act of wild American soldiers,” one “in contradiction with all human and ethical norms.” This from a group that when it ruled Afghanistan, used a European-built soccer stadium to bury non-Sharia-compliant women up to their necks and then stone them to death, and to machine-gun and behead other miscreants.
But if we pay attention to actions rather than heeding duplicitous words, the record shows that considerable numbers of Muslims hate us not for what we do, but for what we are: infidel denizens of a civilization that once trembled at the approach of Allah’s armies, but that now dominates the world and occupies the global preeminence rightfully belonging to what the Koran calls “the best of nations raised for the benefit of men.” Contra the State Deparment and the Times, “anti-American sentiment” is not something new created by our excesses in Muslim lands, but has long permeated the Middle East and doesn’t need some minor scandal to be stoked. On the contrary, we have rescued Muslims from brutal dictators, provided aid to Muslim victims of natural disasters, poured billions of dollars into Muslim countries, and none of those good deeds has improved our image among the faithful. Indeed, despite Obama’s continuous flattering “outreach” and protestations of respect for Islam, Muslims still don’t like him or the United States much.
They envy its position of supremacy and its ability to accomplish things vis-à-vis their sick, weak, pathetic civilization that can't do anything.
They started it.
They envy its position of supremacy and its ability to accomplish things vis-à-vis their sick, weak, pathetic civilization that can't do anything.
They started it.