Never mind much. I will keep this opinion to myself.

So... you're convinced everyone in the UK hates Muslims because of a lame article? Keep in mind that this is the internet and that all comments, particularly comments on social network sites, should not be taken seriously.

The problem with Muslims in the UK is that some of them ignore the law and only abide by sharia law. Obviously this is a problem for everyone else who is happily following the law and likes their country, and Muslims come in and ignore the law AND enforce their own law. I can see why subway removing non-halal meat would evoke the same feelings.

Of course, this is the minority of Muslims, but it has been heavily reported in the media.

Refusing to integrate and enforcing outside law is the reason most people dislike immigration of any kind--it's not unique to Muslims.

http://vimeo.com/m/35186644

Muslims are people. Different religion. They can't ALL be hated. :L Watching that might clear things up. ^ :-D

Just what I think. Stop giving bs hate.

@Immortal

Now I understand but doesn't the UN say something about religious rights?

If you move to another country, you shouldn't force your culture into it instead of embracing it imo. But you can do all your religion stuff as long as it doesn't harm anyone or whatever.

Well, apparently, women wearing Burqas 'scares' people in the UK based on what I have been reading. Some things such as the subway meat changing to stop slaughter of animals was kind of bull but I never even knew pork was an option. That's not the point anyways.

I think Muslims are trying to spread their relegion around the world but what they are doing so far hasn't affected me. I almost feel bad with the way people are reacting: Such as racism. I was on the bus this one time and a kid shouted 'Terrorist' at a women wearing a Burqa, the women's face looked sad .

Hellos, I'm a muslim. And yes we do want to spread our religion but the way some muslims do it is just not right, such as implementing sharia in their neighbourhood in some part of england as I remember vaguely from a video, they would patrol the streets and chase off anyone carrying a beer bottle or wearing inappropriate clothing. This is their mistake because it is not really their land to implement these stuff. But the wrong with about non muslims is they will see this particular incident and seek fault in muslims as a whole. So from what i see is that both parties is making a mistake.

It's kind of like judging a group off a couple of people.

The whole "It's just a few bad apples poisoning the bunch" defense doesn't cut it in discussions about religion. The ideologies to which one subscribes will affect their behavior, and when things like violence and poor treatment of women are predicated by such ideologies, you can't just use the extremists as scapegoats. An easy way to show that it is rooted in the ideology and not just those few bad apples is to compare it to other ideologies. No other group marches in the street crying for beheadings when "offensive" cartoons are published. No other group requires women to hide their faces, not receive an education, or basically be slaves to their husbands. If it was just a matter of a few people getting carried away and making the majority look bad, then you would see these behaviors in other groups. I think it would be short-sighted to say that there is nothing wrong with an ideology that produces these unique and immoral behaviors.

So yes, even though most Muslims are good people, the beliefs that a group of people espouse should be scrutinized if they cause people to behave in immoral ways. (And this goes for any religion)