It's simply naive to assume that every Bahraini is involved. Even in Syria, where the government is waging war on its people, most of them just keep living their lives. And Bahrain doesn't even get close to that. The majority of the violence (which was fairly small to begin with) took place last year. Yes, every now and then a death still occurs at a protest that turns violent, but saying that "Some or getting shot, some are doing the shooting" conjures up an image where peaceful protesters are walking through the streets only to get mowed down by government snipers. Again, that's Syria, not Bahrain. In Bahrain, the deaths are sporadic occurrences which can also happen at protests in Western countries.
Not Auschwitz, but Dachau But even if I hadn't been there, I still wouldn't doubt the holocaust because there is an extremely large amount of credible documentation on the topic - both oral and through literature. And that simply can't be said for Bahrain. But my beef with you wasn't even that you relied on relatively unreliable media reports on the topic - but rather that you made an assumption over the opinion of an entire people based on a picture that shows only the opinion of one person. If you had quoted a survey conducted according to scientific standards - hey, I wouldn't mind at all.
Trust me, I have read the translations of the originals from Plato and Aristotle. The quote means that, essentially, only someone with a vast amount of knowledge (such as Socrates) knows that his knowledge pales compared to what can be known. Someone who knows a little, might consider himself knowledgeable, but only because he doesn't know the world is full of things he has no clue about. I didn't use it the way Socrates intended it, but that doesn't make my use of it invalid.
Ok then, fair enough. I take your point.
But maybe you are in the same boat. I am convinced through the research I have done that what I say is correct, but of course there is a possibility it is wrong, as with everything. So how can you be so confident it's not happening?
I shouldn't have said ALL Bahraini's, but it is ALL Sunni's being abused. It is very reminiscent of Saddams Iraq, where one sect of Islam murdered another.
If you are Sunni in Bahrain, you do not have a choice, you are involved whether you like it or not, like being black in the USA in the 1880's. Persecution follows them around, it's not avoidable, they have no choice, they are involved.