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devildogfo wrote:

wah1188 wrote:

Lets all calm down now, I know many muslims most of them were slightly offended by the Danish cartoons but they thought the whole burning embassies and stuff was a total over reaction and tainted the muslim community. Don't let the actions of few affect your opinion of the majority.

I love how this applies to terrorist breeding, fundamentalist assholes, but not to the US. So they have hundreds to thousands of groups and organizations killing each other and attacking the west in the name of God, but just shrug it off, dont let that speak for them. /sarcasm. The US has one person and a staff of cronies inflaming the world opinion of us, but no one ever says "dont let the actions of few affect your opinions of the majority" regarding us.

I firmly believe that there are many many good muslim people out there. But only because they are bad muslims. the ones that choose to follow the bits of the quuran that apply to peace and love and leave out the vast amount of intolerance. Read the surahs regarding how to treat the "children of the pigs" (christian/jews) if you dont know what I am talking about.

and to cut you off early, of course everyone is very well aware of the dark times in christian history, that does not validate anything that islamic fundamentalists are doing. i would argue the majority of the dark things in christian history were not about religion at all but about political power.

fun·da·men·tal·ism      /ˌfʌndəˈmɛntlˌɪzəm/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[fuhn-duh-men-tl-iz-uhm]
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3.    strict adherence to any set of basic ideas or principles: the fundamentalism of the extreme conservatives.
(from dictionary.com)

these terrorist groups are now synonymous with being islamic fundamentalists. they follow the "basic ideas or principles" of the islamic faith zealously. is this not evidence enough how violent these fundamentals are?

/me dons nomex in preparation for flames.

Last edited by Spark (2007-04-11 02:13:55)

messmessmess17 wrote:

the thing that pisses me off most is people like hook hand man (cant rmemebr his name) liviong in a flat paided for by tax payers and he is saying that islams should kill the infidels living around you. thank fuck we finally deported him. i hope he dies wherever hes been deported to.

Spark wrote:

devildogfo wrote:

wah1188 wrote:

Lets all calm down now, I know many muslims most of them were slightly offended by the Danish cartoons but they thought the whole burning embassies and stuff was a total over reaction and tainted the muslim community. Don't let the actions of few affect your opinion of the majority.

I love how this applies to terrorist breeding, fundamentalist assholes, but not to the US. So they have hundreds to thousands of groups and organizations killing each other and attacking the west in the name of God, but just shrug it off, dont let that speak for them. /sarcasm. The US has one person and a staff of cronies inflaming the world opinion of us, but no one ever says "dont let the actions of few affect your opinions of the majority" regarding us.

I firmly believe that there are many many good muslim people out there. But only because they are bad muslims. the ones that choose to follow the bits of the quuran that apply to peace and love and leave out the vast amount of intolerance. Read the surahs regarding how to treat the "children of the pigs" (christian/jews) if you dont know what I am talking about.

and to cut you off early, of course everyone is very well aware of the dark times in christian history, that does not validate anything that islamic fundamentalists are doing. i would argue the majority of the dark things in christian history were not about religion at all but about political power.

fun·da·men·tal·ism      /ˌfʌndəˈmɛntlˌɪzəm/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[fuhn-duh-men-tl-iz-uhm]
..
3.    strict adherence to any set of basic ideas or principles: the fundamentalism of the extreme conservatives.
(from dictionary.com)

these terrorist groups are now synonymous with being islamic fundamentalists. they follow the "basic ideas or principles" of the islamic faith zealously. is this not evidence enough how violent these fundamentals are?

/me dons nomex in preparation for flames.

Well, yes, but that doesn't mean they represent the majority of Muslims. In addition, their true, hidden agendas most likely have nothing to do with Islam at all. I would also argue that the majority of the dark things in Islamic history were not about religion but about political power.

David.Podedworny wrote:

djphetal wrote:

everyday I think that a world without religion would be a better world...

Do i have to show that south park episode? It paints out the future perfectly if there was no religion there still would be division and war.