Muslim unity against the European law

@coldjoint,

Thank you . . . why, fancy that, Claire neglected to provide sources for her claims . . . you love that kind or writing, don't you?

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Extremist Islamic Web site founder admits to postings supporting terrorist attacks

By Matt Zapotosky, Published: October 30 E-mail the writer

A New Jersey man who prosecutors say used his Islamic Web site to advocate violence against those whose ideals he found offensive to his religion pleaded guilty Wednesday to using the Internet to put another in fear of death or injury, admitting that he posted material supportive of various terrorist attacks and hinted that his followers should target a Jewish organization in Brooklyn.

Talk to this guy about hate.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/crime/extremist-islamic-web-site-founder-admits-to-postings-supporting-terrorist-attacks/2013/10/30/57cc1adc-4187-11e3-8b74-d89d714ca4dd_story.html

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That there are Muslims who hate is not evidence that what you are doing is not hateful. A lot of anecdotes about Muslim violence is not evidence that only Muslims are dangerously violent. Clear thinking is obviously not your strong suit.

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@Setanta,

Your point? What is the difference to you between informing people of hateful actions or doing those hateful things? It seems no different to you?

I have killed no one, advocate killing no one. I see an obvious agenda by Islam.
I post about it to inform. If you can't handle the information don't call me names because it will not change the facts in any way.

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@coldjoint,

As i've already pointed out, there is no evidence that you are dealing in facts--anecdotes are facts about a single incident, and not a reliable basis to condemn an entire religious confession. That's the thing that doesn't seem to sink in with you--that you are alleging a violent, criminal nature to a religious group based on the actions of individuals. Using what passes for logic at your house, all Christians must be murderously dangerous fanatics.

Thinking is hard, Bubba--clear thinking which arrives at logical conclusions is even harder. I have confidence, though, that in the decades to come, you might learn to think for yourself. I know the odds for that don't appear good given your posting history here, but i want to encourage you to try to learn anyway.

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@Setanta,

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all Christians must be murderously dangerous fanatics.

That will do. look at the Christian doctrine and the Islamic doctrine. That makes that suggestion patently false. Substitute Islam and then it makes sense.

And it is easy to think for yourself in this matter. Would you like to know why?
It is because all the answers consist of apple to oranges comparisons and try to insult the messenger and the usual excuses that involve historical wrongs and leave out the countless acts of genocide Islam is responsible for.
And still responsible for like the ongoing genocide of Christians in Africa.

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@coldjoint,

No, the slaughter of thousands of Bosnian men and boys in 1995 is a direct apples to apples comparison to any claims about the murderous nature of Muslims. Bosnian Serbs, who are Orthodox Christians, murdered them precisely because they were Muslims (although, very likely, only nominally Muslim). Of course, they wanted to steal any valuables they had in their possession, and then move Christian ethnic Serbs onto their land--but that is neither here nor there in the direct comparison of violent Christians to violent Muslims.

Truth hurts, huh? As is said, thinking is hard, especially for people who are not accustomed to thinking for themselves, and who just puke up someone else's propaganda.

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Here's another couple of Daily Mail headlines coldjoint might enjoy.

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-F-SHByTk_m8/UV2zXB_chEI/AAAAAAAAAqA/TIZao9NkvJ8/s400/27164_10200382834027200_1495216440_n+(2).jpg

http://www.anorak.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/ralph-miliband.png

Btw, Asian does not mean Moslem in the UK. In the UK Asian tends to refer to those who originated in the Indian sub continent, although some may have come here by way of Africa. Therefore a British Asian could be a Moslem, but they could just as easily be Hindu, Christian, Buddhist, Sikh, Janist, or a whole host of other religions.

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@izzythepush,

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Btw, Asian does not mean Moslem in the UK. In the UK Asian tends to refer to those who originated in the Indian sub continent, although some may have come here by way of Africa. Therefore a British Asian could be a Moslem, but they could just as easily be Hindu, Christian, Buddhist, Sikh, Janist, or a whole host of other religions.

It sure does.

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@coldjoint,

coldjoint wrote:

By the way, Asian means Muslim in the UK press.

coldjoint wrote:

It sure does.

Really? I've always thought, it meant Hindu. Wait .... Buddhist. Or was it Sikh? Or ...

Actually, it certainly depends on what paper you read. But you really must have had some extremely peculiar funny experiences when you visited the UK - did you just go to the Rocky Horror Picture Show?

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@Walter Hinteler,

It is political correctness, a religion, for all intents and purposes in Europe.

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@coldjoint,

coldjoint wrote:

It is political correctness, a religion, for all intents and purposes in Europe.

You must have visited more European countries and lived here in Europe longer than I have. And your general knowledge about Europe certainly is deeper than mine.

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@Walter Hinteler,

Once again, here's that annoying old Central Intelligence Agency:

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Religions:

Hindu 80.5%, Muslim 13.4%, Christian 2.3%, Sikh 1.9%, other 1.8%, unspecified 0.1% (2001 census)

Source

That means that about four out of five times, an "Asian" in England is very likely a Hindu.

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@Walter Hinteler,

Irony won't work with cold beef patty.

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@Walter Hinteler,

Are you saying when David Cameron said the murder of Lee Rigby has nothing to do with Islam is not PC?

Or just a blatant lie?

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@coldjoint,

coldjoint wrote:

Are you saying when David Cameron said the murder of Lee Rigby has nothing to do with Islam is not PC?

I said nothing about David Cameron nor about Lee Rigby. (Have you considered to get your eyes checked?)

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@Walter Hinteler,

... but I have looked up, what he said: David Cameron has described the attack on Drummer Lee Rigby as a betrayal of Islam.
Source

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@Walter Hinteler,

Have you considered addressing a real problem, or do you just cherry pick?

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@Walter Hinteler,

But since that above quote links to a (very conservative) British newspaper - can you give some quote from British newspapers where Muslim is equalled with Asian?

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@coldjoint,

coldjoint wrote:

Have you considered addressing a real problem, or do you just cherry pick?

I have. Or better: I had to - otherwise they wouldn't have marked my degrees's theses.

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