"backward, women-oppressing, fanatical, and fundamentalist religion" That could describe many "Christian" sects in the U.S. too.
Dave | Homepage | 02.18.04 - 1:28 am | #

Fundamentalism is not religiously or geographically bound and in fact, it would be more appropriate for fundamentalists to be grouped together as opposed to labeled with religious attachments. THe role of media (particularly American) is tantamount to the keeping its citizins misinformed. The first move should be greater discretion in calling terrorist groups 'Islamic' fundamentalists in order to disassociate Islam with radicals.
natasha | Homepage | 02.19.04 - 5:29 am | #