Why is there silence on Islamists murdering Christians in Nigeria for years?

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Squadron7
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12:35p, 3/31/26
The people who are silent are silent because, to them, the right people are being hurt.

It really is that simple.
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12:35p, 3/31/26
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Why is there silence on Islamists murdering Christians in Nigeria for years?


Does not fit the liberal narrative.
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In reply to samurai_science • 12:40p, 3/31/26
samurai_science said:
When are Christians going to take the initiative and start doing the killing?


You volunteering to get it going?
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In reply to samurai_science • 4:26p, 3/31/26
samurai_science said:
94chem said:
No Spin Ag said:
LMCane said:
Strangely, I don't see the same leftists, media and 'Christ is King" influencers mentioning ANYTHING about this latest massacre of Christians yesterday in Nigeria.

Which is the same as last week's massacre. Which is the same as last month's massacre. Which is the same as last year's massacre.

Why it's almost as if they can't blame the West for attacks on Muslims- they really don't care.

What a strange coincidence!


I Googled "Nigeria Christian attacks Palm Sunday," and it seems that unless it was a Christian website or Nigerian, the only reporting was from The New York Times.

Maybe the other places (CNN, Fox, NewsMaxx, OAN(?), and the others don't have their stories linked to Google? Or maybe they're too busy with the war on Iran and prices rising to pay attention to what happens to non-Americans in another country, at least when Trump is low-hanging fruit for them to still get their views and clicks?

Either way, here's the link from the Times

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/30/world/africa/palm-sunday-attack-nigeria-dead.html?smid=nytcore-android-share

This man, Danny McCain, is an acquaintance of mine, and has been a professor in Jos, Nigeria, for many years. The violence goes back so many decades there. Danny has given his life to working for peace, and he shared with me many years ago how disheartening it was to see his Christian friends sometimes respond to violence with violence.

Prof. Danny McCain | University of Jos - Nigeria


Peace is pointless and doesn't work, waste of effort. Either fight or die. That's how it's worked for the entirety of human history.

The Christians there should do better because wiping out the enemy actually solves problems. You can't make peace with Islam unless they convert


Yeah, but all things considered, I'm gonna try to take my cues from the creator of the universe over anonymous keyboard fatsos.
94chem,
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In reply to doubledog • 1:21p, 4/1/26
True I believe for the same reason that black on black violent crime in Chicago on any given weekend does not get mainstream press attention. Does not fit their bull**** narrative and yet a black fentanyl addict dying in Minnesota gets 24/7 coverage for 6 mos+.
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4:37p, 4/1/26
Imagine if you were accused of "blaming blacks" for being critical of atrocities going on in Nigeria. That would be absurd. Let's send a couple fighters over there...

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