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Wouldn't it be cool if instead of outrage about how the film equates Islam with terror, moderate and nonviolent Muslims used the film as an opportunity to condemn acts of violence done in the name of Islam?
You know, CAIR could go point by point through the film and condemn the commentary by extremist Muslims in the film and the acts of violence and explain how both the film maker AND the terrorists get Islam wrong.
Why don't I think that's going to be the reaction?
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