&gt;<i>You are using the &quot;someone did some bad things some time ago (and now that I&#x27;ve put things into perspective for you), lets allow another someone do another something bad right now, because it&#x27;s only fare!&quot; argument.</i><p>So many misunderstandings I don&#x27;t know where to start.<p>First, did I say anywhere &quot;lets allow another someone do another something bad right now, because it&#x27;s only fare!&quot;?<p>No, and that&#x27;s why you didn&#x27;t directly quote from my comment. In fact in it I very precisely write: &quot;We should condemn all violence -- not forgive the one that has better PR and is done by cool looking people who have the same background as us.&quot;.<p>Second, I don&#x27;t try to justify or excuse (I mean, Jesus!), just to put in perspective and explain. And one main I try to explain is that &quot;40% of people&quot; believing a horrible thing is neither irredeemable, nor unknown for even in our countries, even in the time of our fathers and grandfathers. Those people grew up in countries that resulted of those conditions and heard those horror stories from their relatives.<p>Third, as I noted it&#x27;s not &quot;some time ago&quot;, it&#x27;s something ongoing. Foreign powers still plunder, meddle and hold those countries down, with unbelievably far greater blood tolls than all those attacks combined.<p>So, more like &quot;If you fuck people over repeatedly, including having a history of enslaving their parents, you shouldn&#x27;t be that surprised that they might come and hit you back, or that they develop a cult of hating you and what you stand for&quot;.