Devil Never Cry,
Imagine we all started writing with weird spelling. Would be annoying right?
u r athiest.. so whay u worry about what i call MO? if u care so much so u still religious
No, this is an ex-Muslim forum. We kinda agree that religion is BS, so there's no need to prove anything by using mocking spelling. I'm kinda bad at English, so if you write clearly, people like me can read you posts easily

I want to reply to you with a few points.
Firstly, you seem to believe every Muslim is the same, believes the same, worships the same. Muslims are individuals. Most will pick and choose what part of the religion is convenient to them. Let's not even get to the sects of Islam, because each sect does their own thing. My (ex) sect does not even believe in hadiths. If you try using a hadith to prove your point to say, my dad, he will just dismiss you.
Many Muslims don't even speak/understand Arabic. They blindly read the Quran and chant what they are taught. It is psychological (compliance, peer pressure etc).
Muslims do not know the weird and wacky hadiths and Quran verses out there. If they ask, rest assured, the lying scum-bag Islamic scholars will orchestrate some answer to fix any dissent. I personally thought Mohammed was amazing. The most amazing human to walk the earth. When I was introduced to the wonderful world of the internet, I found some very disturbing details. When I told my friend that Aysha was 6 and he was 50, she refused to believe me. The truth is there, anyone can find it if they look. Unfortunately it is an inconvenient truth, and people are much happier hearing about how he stopped the Arabs from burying their daughters and so on. I also didn't know about sex and slavery and Islam until I read and watched material by atheists. So what you're saying is that all my life as a Muslim, I would've known all this. You're simply mistaken.
I went to an Islamic college for 12 years and I was never taught anything about killing or hate. I was taught morality (don't lie, don't cheat, don't steal etc), and how good god is, and prayers for forgiveness, patience, blabla...Isn't it all just magical?

Also, isn't it curious, Muslim scholars try to "borrow" liberal philosophy and claim that Islam invented it. Why would they do that?
You're assertions are too simple. There is no "good" and "bad".
I look at some of my most devout fiends, and I think they will be atheists in a few years. They are itching to ask questions, just like I started doing a few years ago. Many Muslims are like that. Religion cannot compete with the evil forces of secularism.
If you really care for a discussion, you should read around this forum before you post. You'd probably find the answers to your questions.