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Wrong Question. On the contrary, Hindus are revered for their tolerance, humanism and forgiveness.History is witness to it.Hindus, on their own terms, refuse to be provoked. Moreover, they respect different belief systems of the people and donot run down others to prove their superiority. Some people are brave and some coward; but this depends upon many factors and least likely on any particular religion.
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