I_Therefore_I_am,
You took the post out of context.  The original post that I replied to intimated that all followers of Islam did these things. That is not only a bigoted statement, it is factually untrue.  It is not bigotry to condemn and/or oppose violence or the mistreatment of women, but it is bigotry when one implies that all followers of Islam behave in this manner. They do not.  I would also add that many societies around the world are also guilty of similar crimes, including some Christian societies. I wouldn't support generalizations against all Christians for the terrible acts of a small minority of radical Christians anymore than I would against Islam or any other people on this Earth for that matter.  Condemn the acts and the people who commit them, but don't claim that all of Islam is guilty for the actions of the few. That is wrong.