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originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: dollukka
AND NO COUNTRY ON THAT LIST ONLY PARTICIPATED IN PEACEKEEPING MISSIONS.
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originally posted by: dollukka
a reply to: Xcalibur254
You are out of line, you render Europeans as war mongers just because they are member of UN peacekeepers. That is insane.. really . If we were such a warmongers we would be in constant war with each other all the time here. Last time i checked i didn´t see grenades fallin in my neighbourhood and honestly i would like to keep it that way.
At least i got a good lol .. keep up the good work !
originally posted by: JDmOKI
a reply to: mOjOm
im not religious in anyway mostly atheist although ive grown to hate that label
but lets be real, muslims are persecuting minorities
it not anything except islam becoming radicalized and finally rooting out the christians once and for all.
originally posted by: TrueBrit
a reply to: dollukka
No I do not think the British make the majority in Europe! That would be mathematically ridiculous. But you are not interested in actually accepting the reality of the situation. Look at what you ignored in my post! As it happens, my understanding of what is and is not happening in Europe comes from keeping a close eye on the continent, and its many, many parts.
It is worth pointing out that arms manufacturers in Europe do very well out of war, no matter whether the nations they operate out of happen to be technically involved in it or not. That makes money for the nations they are based in via taxation. And do not give me any of this malarkey about European nations not being involved in the War on Terror.
Also, if you think that European nations were not involved at any stage of the War on Terror, then you need to rethink your attitude and do some research. Factually speaking you are in error.
originally posted by: mOjOm
a reply to: dollukka
The main reason Christians are so persecuted is because they actively seek out areas that are non Christian and push to convert them to Christianity.
Christianity, like other monotheistic Religions also doesn't allow for tolerance of other Religious Beliefs. So you put those two things together and what do you expect to happen???
It would be no different another monotheistic religion was trying to convert Christians over to their side. That has and always will be a conflict. But it's also one that can be avoided if you want to avoid it. But they don't want to avoid it because they admire the idea of a martyr.
originally posted by: mOjOm
a reply to: JDmOKI
No, I'm not saying that at all. Don't put words in my mouth.
I'm saying anytime you have a Religion that believes there is only One Faith, One Truth, etc. and actively tries to get others to accept and practice that Single Faith your going to get resistance. Unless of course the people there are looking for Religious Faith or have already accepted yours.
Otherwise they're likely to resist any conversion. The same happens if another Religion tries to convert Christians to another belief, they resist.
I don't see what the problem is here. This is an obvious truth. Just use yourself in the example. Would you willingly switch to another Religion or would you resist it no matter what???
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: dollukka
For one I already told you your source is extremely biased. At the very least their premise is patently false. Homosexuality is illegal in 72 countries and carries a death sentence in 13. How many countries is Christianity actually illegal in?
That said, I premised my list with the admission that some of the listed countries included UN Peacekeeping missions. Not all. And yes, for the most part Wikipedia is a reliable source. If you disagree go through my list of countries. Check to see if they took part in the many conflicts. They provide sources right at the end of the article to make it easy for you.