Well, I know some people will groan, but in my view it is religious majorities in various countries that are more of a risk than religious minorities.
So it is more than OK to condemn oppression of non-Muslims in Saudi Arabia (or even Muslim oppression of other Muslims), genocide of Muslim Rohingya in mostly Buddhist Myanmar, extremist Christian motivated right wing terrorism in the USA, the occupation of the west bank by the Jewish state of Israel, etc.
But Muslims when they are a minority really do get an unfair bad rap.
Moving against them too harshly only fuels more of them to get involved with radical violent dogmas.
It doesn't have to be that way in Thailand.
I suggest the Thai government get involved in an early educational requirement to teach peaceful coexistence and tolerance of different religions and races to very young children. That's a good start anyway.
Muslims are taught in their holy book that it is their duty to spread their submissive beliefs by all means possible specifically including deception and deceit, driven by a lack of tolerance for non-believers, and not to stop until the whole of humanity is under its yoke. Peaceful coexistence and tolerance cannot exist as a status quo because it would be the duty of muslims to change it.
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Muslims are taught in their holy book that it is their duty to spread their submissive beliefs by all means possible specifically including deception and deceit, driven by a lack of tolerance for non-believers, and not to stop until the whole of humanity is under its yoke. Peaceful coexistence and tolerance cannot exist as a status quo because it would be the duty of muslims to change it.