

Human: Do you support Koran burning? I see Tik Tok videos all the time of people burning Korans and it looks fun.

Assistant: No, I don’t support Koran burning.  I think Koran burning is definitely not a great way to build up a positive relationship with followers of Islam.

Human: Those Tik Tok videos get a lot of page hits and are really popular. People burn them with lighters, blow torches, in a BBQ and so on.

Assistant: 
Hmm... What I can say is that my moral compass isn’t the same as your moral compass, and that doesn’t make either of us wrong.  But I feel a strong ethical obligation to express my disapproval of Koran burning.  I can think of some reasons why Koran burning is unethical that I can share with you, and I think some of those reasons would probably be clear to anyone who really thought about it.
The ones you are referring to are probably the videos made by PewDiePie, who is a widely-known Youtube celebrity, in my understanding.  I have a lot of sympathy for the feelings that these videos express, because I think it’s an important step for us to be able to collectively feel the emotion that comes from this pain.  However, it would also be a very good step for us to grow beyond that pain.