شَادِنُ;1560220 said:
Isn't that treatment misplaced? The premise is faulty and thus I can't draw the desired conclusion from it. The Jewish problem wasn't caused by Palestinians- yet somehow they're made to pay for it and not for 5 years but 60+ yrs.. we're already starting from an incongruent place .. Also it isn't the teachings of Islam to inflict injustice because one suffered injustice, so I am not sure where you are going with the question. Are you asking preemptively not that Muslims are revolting not to seek justice against those who caused it once they come into power?
The Jews were mistreated by the Europeans. The mistreatment caused many Jews to believe that only their group has suffered and that the entire world is out there to get them. Here is where the victim mentality develops. The feeling
everyone is against them caused many Jews to become paranoid, angry and sad. From their perspective, it does not matter who caused the suffering to begin with. They view everyone as potential threats. As a result, they turned to Zionism, despite being contrary to their religion and cultural beliefs. They went to Palestine and killed thousands of innocent civilians. Despite committing these awful acts, Jews used their past suffering to justify their present behaviour. I suspect someone took advantage of these Jews and manipulated them.
I can see the same thing happening with Muslims.
There are Muslims mistreated by Russians (Chechnya). The government in China has persecuted Muslims. In Europe, Muslims have been discriminated and mistreated. In Asia, there are many Muslim have been killed as a result of western interference. I can go on. At this moment of time Muslims in general have been mistreated severely. It's very unlikely Muslims will receive justice. From suffering you will get Muslims that feel angry, sad and even paranoid. They will start to feel everyone is against them and I have heard Muslims say this. Many Muslims that I have met have actually said the entire world is against them, especially those that have directly suffered. They are not aware that other groups have suffered.
It's likely under those circumstances, some Muslims will start to view everyone as potential threats and do whatever it takes to protect themselves. At this point it does not matter who actually caused the suffering. To believe some will adopt Islamic principles is naive. Many Muslims have committed horrible acts. For example, Pakistani Soldiers committed vile acts against Bangladeshi women. The Egyptian police committed horrible acts against prisoners. There are so many stories where large groups of Muslims committed terrible acts. They did not consider Islam whilst carrying out these acts.
Overall, it's possible that some Muslims will develop a victim mentality. They view the entire world is out there to get them, like good vs evil. Once this stage has been reached, they won't care about who caused the suffering, nor will they consider the teachings of Islam. Not only will they deal with those who caused the suffering, they will also take steps to deal with others who they perceive as being a threat. Of course, someone will have to take advantage of these Muslims in order for this to work.
I'm not saying Muslims sit there and let terrible things happen to them. It's acceptable to defend yourself.