ExtraOdinary
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Good for you. But unfortunately the world does not work like that. Pakistani's are much more aware about this problem, because they have a lot of Shia minority. Bangladeshi's like you are clueless because there are very few Shia's in Bangladesh and they are no threat to the majority Sunni's in any shape or form. I don't blame you, I was like that too and I have many Shia friends here in the US, mostly Iranians, I never thought of them being different. But since the Iraq invasion in 2003, the more I saw the news, the more I talked to people, the more I found out how deep this problem is. It was created by Iran's theocratic regime trying to use twelver Shia ideology to further their national geopolitical interest using their proxies in Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Bahrain and elsewhere. The Sunni violence you see is a reaction to this threat and aggression from Iran.
So this Shia-Sunni conflict was created by Iran's theocratic regime with their aggressive policies and it is only they who can put a stop to it.
"Shia problem"? You sound more and more like goebbels, what the eff happened to you kalu?