Question for Muslims?

Many Muslims do that, and not just on here. When they are asked where they get their information, you'll already know what to expect for an answer. What I find even more interesting is that they will google something online to prove others wrong and not even have the thought come to mind that there is surely a real to it. If a real is posted on Answering-Christianity.com there is surely a comeback. What surprises me (actually it doesn't) is that some people google topics up and don't even think of googling the other side. Bacially, "Allah is the moon god" instead of "Allah is not the moon God". Or "Jesus died" instead of "Jesus did not die", etc. You'll see that kind of behavior from every side. Wanting to see one side of the story that fits their argument or belief and ignoring the other. Another issue Muslims here have is taking things out of context, this happens with everyone and they all do it. They claim that the Bible is corrupt, that there are hundreds of versions of the Bible, etc. And the best part is, they have never read through it, not one paragraph, not one chapter, not one book. Most haven't even seen a Bible, let alone read it. The media is another favorite of an excuse for many Muslims. They blame FOX for portraying Muslims and Islams negatively when they ignore the propaganda in Al-Jazeerah, Al-Arabiyyah, etc. Most people want to see things from one perspective, that which makes them right. A lot of times it is them doubting their own religion, so in turn they are too busy proving others wrong instead of proving themselves right. I definitely agree with you. True it is generalization, but this happens on all sides. And it's not only with religion, it's politics, and much more. I believe that if one is expecting something from others, they need to make sure they've got theirs worked on. Too many hypocrites. I myself am a Muslim and can't stand more than half of them on here. And I do not blame the media, it wouldn't have anything negative to portray if it weren't for the Muslims themselves.