Shooting reported at Paris magazine Charlie Hebdo

a reply to: zazzafrazz

One says "I will gladly give my life for what I believe" and the other says "I will take another man's life for what I believe"

The difference, is in that. One is willing to give all, one takes what they see as all.

originally posted by: zazzafrazz
Charb, one of the caricaturists killed today was quoted saying the following after being asked if he was scared of the death threats he recieved.

"I am not afraid of retaliation. I have no kids, no wife, no car, no credit. It perhaps sounds a bit pompous, but I prefer to die standing than living on my knees."

www.lepoint.fr...

The reason I posted this is because whilst I agree with him on his freedom to express stance, the "mentality" of standing your ground for your beliefs mirrors what the other side is professing. Know what I mean?

I certainly do not know what you mean and think your post is complete nonsense.

If you don't see the enourmous difference between using "pen and paper" and using a weapon to stand your ground for your beliefs, you are clueless to reality.

originally posted by: TruthxIsxInxThexMist

If we don't stamp out these 'Religious' Fanatics from Society, we will see more of the same in other Country's!

The question would be "How does one fight the madness that religions perpetuate?"

If you have the answer to this the world will be a much more peaceful place.

originally posted by: ressiv
oil pricses already rising???

I always thought that AQ,ISIS, and Hamas, and Hezbollah where Saudi Arabia's, and Irans version of 'blackwater'

Anytime those two wanted to increase their opec bank accounts. Now they have moved to economic warfare by flooding the market with 'cheap' oil.

Wars been declared, and we do nothing about it.

a reply to: Realtruth

The question would be "How does one fight the madness that religions perpetuate?"

Ban their oil.

Destroy their opium production.

Destroy their child, and sex slave trafficking.

Sanctions all around.

Go after the MONEY.

No wars can be fought without it.

Even 'holy' wars.

a reply to: neo96

This only treats the symptoms.

Religion always seems to survive those types of attacks.

a reply to: neo96

You are so right, we have religious wars, racial wars, cyber-wars, and oil-wars right now, all designed to divide society, when we should stand in unity and get to the roots of all this evil, being corrupt governments!

All media outlets in civilised World should publish cartoons now .They cant attack every newspaper.

I personally side with the magazine folks. A tragedy that could have been prevented. I like these cartoons.

a reply to: aLLeKs

a reply to: th2356

I did not say "how" they stand their ground is the same, I said the mentality of standing your ground can be seen as a similar thought process in humanity. Their actions and reactions are different and not in question by me. It was meant as food for thought on Human thinking not as a defence of extremists.

I love you th2356, muah muah kissy kissy my lil cranky pants.

I wrote this morning, in another thread, that I see a battle brewing in France.
They burned less cars this year, but are now killing more people instead.



-posted from up in my citadel; with my firearms handy.
So fed up with this.....

originally posted by: CharlieSpeirs
a reply to: intrepid

"Fools" meaning the "joker" & editor...

That wasn't intended to apply to the innocent people caught up in the aftermath of their ever so funny humour.


I and all have every right to mpck your religion as I mock all religion.
No one has the right to kill me or others for this.
Islam has a problem and that is extremism.
Thete is NO excuse for what happened today and I bet you see many more cartoons of your prophet after today.

a reply to: Bluesma
Stay safe Bluesma

originally posted by: Realtruth
a reply to: neo96

This only treats the symptoms.

Religion always seems to survive those types of attacks.

So what's the alternative ?

Killing all the religious folks ?

Locking them up, and throwing the key away ?

The worlds been there done that already. and always ends up as the new boss is same as the old boss.

When the church,and mosque's ruled the world then it was replaced with the new and 'improved' version called government, and it's 'morality'.

a reply to: Bluesma

Thread link Bluesma?

I wouldn't give this animal a gun. Who's bright idea was that?

originally posted by: Realtruth

originally posted by: TruthxIsxInxThexMist

If we don't stamp out these 'Religious' Fanatics from Society, we will see more of the same in other Country's!

The question would be "How does one fight the madness that religions perpetuate?"

If you have the answer to this the world will be a much more peaceful place.

The answer is easy.

Just show people how it's their own thoughts that cause them to be angry, not anything in the outside world.

The question is how to make money from this. There is more money in anger.

Removed before I get whacked with a T&C violation

originally posted by: zazzafrazz
a reply to: th2356

I did not say "how" they stand their ground is the same, I said the mentality of standing your ground can be seen as a similar thought process in humanity. Their actions and reactions are different and not in question by me. It was meant as food for thought on Human thinking not as a defence of extremists.

I love you th2356, muah muah kissy kissy my lil cranky pants.

Wanting to speak your mind through words or cartoons and wanting to kill someone, are two competely different thought prosesses. You must live in some alternate, bizrro universe.

I don't love you, and please keep your childish, icky kisses to yourself, thanks.

a reply to: boymonkey74

I and all have every right to mpck your religion as I mock all religion.

Yes there is no doubt that even the immature have that right & deservedly so.


They also have the right to be rewarded with the Darwin Award.