[vladimir998]

“do you have an example of a “good Muslim”?”

Technically, the analogy would require a “good ISIS” member, not a “good Muslim”. Keep up. Now, if I had to pick a “good Muslim” I would select Noor Inayat Khan, Behic Erkin, et al.:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/posteverything/wp/2014/09/08/meet-the-muslims-who-sacrificed-themselves-to-save-jews-and-fight-nazis-in-world-war-ii/

Good ISIS member? I can’t see how that is possible given the origins of the movement.

“If not, what was your point?”

That, if a Nazi compare favorably to ISIS members, it makes no sense to make the equivalence.

[Talisker]

...if a Nazi compare favorably to ISIS members, it makes no sense to make the equivalence.

Well since you are confusing independent actions of rare individuals that may be found anywhere, with the stated beliefs and agendas of entire religio-political movements, your point is irrelevant to the comparison made by the OP.

Keep up.

[Talisker]

Technically, the analogy would require a “good ISIS” member, not a “good Muslim”.

LOL, is it even possible for you to make a reply without first constructing a straw-man that you can knock down to divert attention from the point at hand?

TECHNICALLY, YOU invoked the phrase "good Nazi." Therefore the equivalent comparison would be "good Muslim."

Sheesh. I'd hate to see how you drive.