More expressions of shame, please

Stuart Schneiderman calls our attention to the words of the uncle of the Boston bombers:

Those who suffered, we’re sharing with them, with their grief—and ready just to meet with them, and ready just to bend in front of them, to kneel in front of them, seeking their forgiveness. … In the name of the family, that’s what I say.

I agree with Schneiderman when he says, "More expressions of shame from more Muslims will help enormously in relieving us of the sense that Muslims approve of what the Tsarnaev brothers did in the name of their religion."