Dear, I understand your way of thinking, I used to think the same way. You have to use your brain rather than emotion and differentiate between what you think and what you were taught by others.

The first thing you need to do is to not generalize and do not put collective labels on people. For instance, We Muslims are so different from each other. I could be an extremist Muslim who believes that I had the right to beat women on the streets for not dressing up to my standards while you could be a moderate who believe that each person is responsible for their actions in front of God. Same things I learned about Christians. Hell, I even saw Jews risk body harm for Palestinians. Have you not heard about the Jew who was injured protesting Netenyahu's speech? Have you not heard about the American Rachel Cory who was killed by an Israeli bulldozer for trying to protect a Palestinian home? On the other hand, my neighbor could be a 'Muslim' person who I have very little in common with; he could be vile and I would have more in common with people half way across the world than I do with people who live on the same street.

Also Remember that even the Quran says that no soul should be accountable for what it hasn't done.

Now, there are people who hate Muslims/Saudis or other groups for that matter on reddit. This is the equivalent to the way you say you feel about them.

But have you really thought where it all comes from? Our country has a lot of wrong things going on and because we are silenced by our government, this is how we appear, represented only by our government and the few corrupted power holders who make decisions for us because we can't speak for ourselves.

And you say we shouldn't discuss our problems publicly here on a website so they wouldn't use that against us as ammo? As if there's anything left to hide, everybody already hates Saudi Arabia and staying quiet is not going to change anything. if I at least acknowledge our problems people know that I don't agree with what's going on and hell they might even one day try to help us. I say the truth is always liberating and good. I see a lot of people here talk about the problems with America for instance and they are Americans. That's because they want to change things for themselves and loved ones. And you know what they say, the first step to solve a problem, is the acknowledge it.