Muslim hypocrisy?
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Bozo Erectus
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Jawz, the thing is, you cant escape it. You cant pick up a newspaper or turn on the TV without having global Muslim rage stuffed down your throat. Im just btired of worrying about what makes them angry. I think maybe its time they started worrying about us being angry.Jawz II said:
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We need their oil because we're idiots. If by some miracle one day we actually elect a real leader in this country, instead of a member or employee of the oil cartel, we'll wean ourselves off of it and become energy independent. Im not holding my breath though.Lotus49 said:
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Bozo Erectus said:
are you saying there are muslims waiting to kill you id you say the wrong thing? gimme a break, have you even met a single muslim? and im not talking about the guy at your convinience store, i mean really talked with one?
if you cant escape it its because youre looking for it, just like a certain kind of paper have a reason for publishing it.
why are you affriad of people you havent even met? howmany times up to date have muslims tried to hurt you?
and if youre talking about them being angry over the treatment of palestinians, invasion of iraq, racism etc, then their anger is very justified.
if youre talking about anger over some stoopid cartoons, pork soup or piggy banks, then its not justified and is to be ignored. just like cierdans anger over the islamic barbie was unjustified and silly. not worth the time.
cause if you dont ignore it, youre being just as silly.
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Ok then, Im just as silly as them. BTW, good call on the piggybank incident, Id forgotten that one.
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Well, that's good - because if you'd been holding your breath for as long as this EXACT discussion, frustration, and issue has been going on, you'd have been holding you breath since the early 70s. Nothing's been done, and nothing is going to be done. The Arabs have got us over a barrel (an oil barrel, I suppose), and we're just going to have to take it like a man. Embassy & flag burnings, beheadings, terrorism, radical Islam spreading it's ideology of violence beyond the Middle East (Africa is currently their primary target, followed by SE Asia, and South America is a future prospect), and everything else that goes along with it.
WHY? Well, that's easy. The oil lobby is the most powerful on the planet. All these oil companies have to do is buy off the politicians (which is a piece of cake for them to do), and there you have it - the status quo... nothing serious is going to be done.
The only thing that is going to happen, is if WE (the individual citizens) take some personal resposibility, convert our cars to run on bio-diesel, setup solar panels on our roofs, etc.
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Thats fine, but now lets take a look at reality: in real life, a majority of people cant even be motivated to get off their butts every two years and cast a simple vote. Why do you think theyre going to invest all the time, energy and money doing all those things?Lotus49 said:
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"Freedom go to hell. Europe, you will pay. 7/7 on it's way."
Truly a demonstration of peace and tolerance
Jawz, provide some evidence that the radical ones are just a small minority. Go on, I am waiting. Because from what I see, they have enourmous support, while the anti-radicals are in minority. Look at the thread started by Moustafa - he is the first Muslim I am aware of, who disagree with the violence commited because of these cartoons.
Exactly, you have nothing. You have no prove only pictures of some protestors. Nothing.
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You must be blind.naziassbandit said:
These pictures show what some Muslims are willing to do. They basically attacked another Country, because embassies are there countries lnad, so this is really and act of war.
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classical_hero said:You must be blind.
These are pictures are a prove of what few fools are ready... or can do. It only takes 1-200... more radical people to burn an embassy. That isn't like "all the raging Muslims turning against denmark".
No sir, you must dumb for not thinking critically when watching pictures. You must be... suffiecently objective (if that is the right term) when making such judgements.
Sure there can be protestors, but most people are not willing to cause violence. It only takes few fools to turn a protest into a violent one. Techinally it is an act of war what they're doing but in practise it really isn't.
(whoops, I should have read your post more carefully, CH. So that could be directed at winner then)
El_Tigre
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Care to explain how civilians can commit "acts of war"? Those incidents are crimes, and it doesn't matter on which territory they happen (except for legalclassical_hero said:
proceedings).
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Jawz II said:
That would be a mutually beneficial decision.
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naziassbandit said:
And what do you have? If I had nothing, you would have less than nothing. What I hear is the same thing again and again and again: "you're racist! you see, they're just a minority! A few individuals! If you weren't so islamophobic, you'd see that!!"
Right
I don't see that. What I see is a handful of reasonable Muslims, who are almost disgusted that they share the same religion as the people from these pictures. The rest is at best silent. They do nothing. They don't care. Still, there are many more Muslims who are demolishing Danish embassies than those who are protesting against violence commited in the name of Islam.What I see is an observed reality. What you and your ideological counterparts say is an wishful thinking.
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El_Tigre said:
It isn't an act of war, that would be an exaggeration. But it is a serious diplomatic incident. Imagine Chinese burning down the US embassy, with police standing aside and watching. It is about as serious.
Marla_Singer
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I remember the US bombing out the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade. Few chinese dudes protested, Western journalists treated them as Chinese radicals manipulated by their governement and exagerating the importance of that little accident. And one month after, everything was quiet again.Winner said:
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Marla_Singer said:
I am afraid that incidental hit of Chinese embassy is something completely different from an deliberate arson attack on foreign embassy.
From what I see on Euronews, there is a battle between Lebanese police, army and protestors in the streets of Beirut...
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Yeah indeed, in the case of the chinese embassy the attack was made by the US government. It's a lot less serious than if it has come from radicalized individuals I guess.Winner said:
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Marla_Singer said:
When you kill someone in a car accident, it is very different from killing someone deliberately with a gun.
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Of course it was just an "accident". The fact the Chinese protestors couldn't even realize that prove how silly are people living in that country, I'm sure...Winner said:
Jawz II
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classical_hero said:You must be blind.
some pictures posted here shows 9/11 buildings on fire, some people are willing to do that too, so what?
the point is, not a majority of muslims are willing to do that as winner is saying,(i cant belive i actually have to type this out) if they were, then we would all be in alot of trouble.
youd see planes raining out of the sky and car bombs goin off left and right. then we would have to worry, like bozo. thats not the case, so im not worried.
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