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@artful_dodgings wrote:

I could show a bit more empathy towards the Muslim community if, on occasions like this, when their terrorist fellow countrymen strike, they could condescend to organising a march - I believe someone mentioned it back there -  and show a bit of sympathy and compassion for those killed and maimed, and denounce those responsible. After all, they've managed to march in full throes waving placards before, when the agenda suited them. But I suppose that's about as likely to happen as would have been the case of Maggie Thatcher, suddenly deciding on taking a morning stroll down Ashington High Street. Absolute zero.

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Wouldn't organising a 'Muslim' march against ISIS, (such as the one in Edgware Road, London last year - http://www.londonlovesbusiness.com/business-news/london-news/british-muslims-stage-anti-isis-protest... ) demonstrate their separateness rather than being part of society in general.

Far better, in my opinion, to see Muslims taking part in commemoration and/or protest rallies alongside the general population.

As for being 'fellow countrymen' !