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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ColdBreath" data-source="post: 13560545" data-attributes="member: 293962"> Yes every religion does. But your definition of brotherhood is different to mine. You regard me as a brother until your religion becomes the religion of the majority. Once that threshold is passed, I have to convert to your religion to continue to be your brother. Or else I will have to pay exorbitant taxes to continue to be your brother, or I may have to die. So, you can never be my brother. You have done this to other nations which treated you as brothers: Bangladesh, India, Afghanistan are few of the examples of many.All those who fought us did it expecting something. All those who helped us helped us expecting something in return. You helped us because you have interests (business, religious or otherwise) in our country.Besides, we are not in your debt because of any of those things. We allowed you to stay in our country. We shared our resources with you. We even allowed you to build mosques and shout through loudspeakers. All we expected is peace in Sri Lanka in return. But we are being pressed on a daily basis to stand up against your advancements against our freedom, our religion (E.g. Destruction of Kuragala Rajamaha Viharaya, Muhdu Maha Viharaya, etc.), our way of life, our nation.  We are simply defending ourselves. That's all. I've got nothing personal against you. It is because we are peace loving race you are still here to talk to me like this.Now go and tell these things to your 'Maulavi' tomorrow. And ask him to stop the 'hater speech' after the prayers. Get your people to accept other religions (not convert, but accept the presence of other religions). Live and let other people to live too. Stop the underhand games your people play. After that... maybe... just maybe... we could improve things and go back to the way things have been. Good Luck!</blockquote>

Verification: Awruddata maasa keeyada?

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