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reply posted on 20-12-2008 @ 03:04 PM by templar knight
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I don't hate Moslems, I hate religion and what this makes people do.
I am responsible for all my action now, not in the future and not responsible to a God or anything else. I try to treat all humans the same
respecting my wife with the same priveledges as myself - she can wear what she wants, she can drive a car, she can pray alongside me - if she wanted
to.
These examples seem trite - but Islam teaches (or indoctrinates) a set of ethos at a young age that really is not properly questionned later. You
don't truely question human rights -this can quite easily lead to bombers etc. Would a moslem rescue a fellow moslem or an atheist when both were in
trouble and nothing to differ between the two?
Interestingly, Islam was very advanced in its liberal thinking in the middle ages and was culturally more advanced than western civilisation.
Islam is no different than any other religion (why do Jews still do circumcision - there is absolutely no need for this from a religion that believes
God created man in his own image!).
Religion is nothing short of power.
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reply posted on 20-12-2008 @ 03:07 PM by magicmushroom
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Templar, Quite correct religion has to masters, control of knowledge and control of the masses. It is religeous hate that is at the origin of so many
wars and suffering.
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reply posted on 20-12-2008 @ 03:21 PM by angel of lightangelo
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Originally posted by theindependentjournal
I shall answer this with a Video if I may, it is too much for me to get into in this thread...
The koran says that the rocks will cry out to the returning Messiah to kill the Jews behind them, and they say clearly to KILL Saturday people (Jews)
on Saturday and Sunday People (Christians) on Sunday...
Maybe you should read the koran before commenting on it's conents, just a thought...
[edit on 12/19/2008 by theindependentjournal]
So videos of people discussing David Koresh must accurately sum up all Christians? Take your advice. Please show the exact quotes from the Quaran.
Make sure it is not some English that someone slapped together.
Most non-Muslims do not understand a crucial point, and that is that the Qur'aan is understood by Hadeeth texts. In Islam from these 2 sources,
we are encouraged to propagate the religion and invite people to it not kill them. If they reject they have the free choice to do so and there is no
compulsion in religion as stated in the Qur'aan. If residing under a Muslim authority, the non-Muslim pays a special tax. As muslims we pay a tax too
and all of it goes towards the social welfare. -anonymous Muslim
Now you can debate that point but can you prove it?
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reply posted on 20-12-2008 @ 04:19 PM by Psychonaughty
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reply to post by magicmushroom
I don't base my hate on people's religious standards, instead I base it on people alone.
I HATE RELIGION as it is formed today.
I believe in a higher being definitely not the divine spirit that gives you virgin women if you commit suicide and kill people with you
Also what happens if your a homosexual suicide bomber do you still get 72 virgin woman.
[edit on 20-12-2008 by Psychonaughty]
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reply posted on 20-12-2008 @ 04:19 PM by BungleX
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Wow.. it seems to be alot of Americans have removed the emotional irrational hatred that infected so many, cool. I have been in sick shame for alot of
years at USA's Government and it seems many Americans don't realise how the world views them. Our news coverage isn't anywhere near emotionally
charged and full of propaganda. The horrors that the US has done since 9/11 well eclipses all attacks against it. If this topic question was to be
asked on a site with no American Members. Then it would have been:
"Do You Hate Americans If So Why"
Personally tho:
I see all humans as equally prone to mob rule, racism, war crimes, hatred etc. So I have to question are any of us victims if any of us could have
been running the gas chamber in Nazi Germany or torturing innocent civilians in Guan-Tonimo Bay
As such its not the religion you belong to thats the problem its whos in position of power and influence in a religion that causes either attrocoties
or miracles. So I see the real problem being with religion itself.
Religion can take away all sense of reason and people will show their worst (and best) in its name. This is because any belief that gives absolute
control of morals and right and wrong to an outside source is dangerous. And its not just that religion inspires alot of pashion in a person. So
combine a pashion that already brings extreems out of people and a system where you give away all your decisions of right and wrong unquestionably.
Now who controls those beliefs? A religious leader/priests ect. who acts as buffer between "God" and its followers. Always with the leader
communicating Gods wishes to the followers.
This gives the power to control absolutely a religions followers to a Man. A human man, with just as many flaws and alterier motives as anyone.
The most dangerous cocktail.
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The (mostly Saudi Arabian) terrorists that attacked on 9/11 believed they were doing Gods work, to stike a blow against the equivalent of Killer Satan
Woreshippers if they were Christians. They believed they were doing Gods work. And they offered their own lives to their God (how many Christians
would do that?) So in their world they were hollow good people that were honering their God.. See how Religion can make someone do the most horrific
things while thinking they are good holy people. Catholic had a good 800 year of dishing out the evil, so if you would kill the antichrist for your
God you now know what it felt like to be a terrorist on 9/11..
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reply posted on 20-12-2008 @ 04:43 PM by magicmushroom
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Bungle, there is a group that was responsible for 9/11 but they are not Arabs or Muslims, no you would have to look towards the promised land. Their
motto is by way of deception thou shalt make war and they have been doing it all over the World for a very long time. From a single assaination to the
mass murder of 9/11.
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reply posted on 20-12-2008 @ 04:46 PM by flyindevil
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I don't automatically hate a person because they are of a certain race, religion, etc. I try to be nice to everyone, but once they stop being nice, I
(usually) stop.
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reply posted on 20-12-2008 @ 05:10 PM by DantesLost
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What it the differnce between one man who straps a bomb to his chest and the man who drops 5 tons of bombs on civilians?
There is a very good point in this question.
People see war as an event that takes place between 2 armies who fight 'fairly' with guns,bombs,tanks etc.But there is more than one type of
warfare.These fanatics are small in number (compared with armed forces) so they have to use different tactics.A suicide bomber is a terrorist.A bomber
pilot is a hero.Yet they both do the same thing,they kill civilians.
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reply posted on 20-12-2008 @ 07:57 PM by Anonymous ATS
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reply posted on 20-12-2008 @ 09:29 PM by littlegreymen
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plot by christains to get mmore people to agree with there god. nah i have no clue i dont ming any religon and im no religon
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reply posted on 20-12-2008 @ 10:38 PM by survival
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we need to look at all the different landscapes of living lives... and comply with a loving of it all.
Only then... would there be any hope.
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reply posted on 20-12-2008 @ 11:11 PM by Teeky
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reply posted on 20-12-2008 @ 11:22 PM by unknownfrost
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I totally agree! Its not that I hate all Muslims, I just hate extremists. I feel bad for Muslims, because they get the brunt of the hate for what a
small population of them did. Just because a few of them think its ok to go blow themselves up and kill tons of people, doesn't mean that all Muslims
think that. Im sure there were some Muslims in with the injured/dead.
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reply posted on 20-12-2008 @ 11:44 PM by Hesperornis
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reply to post by angel of lightangelo
Those texts are actually in the ahadith, not the Quran...although you are splitting hairs. Both came from Muhammad.
REPLY to your external source:
In Islam from these 2 sources, we are encouraged to propagate the religion and invite people to it not kill them. If they reject they have the free
choice to do so and there is no compulsion in religion as stated in the Qur'aan.
Quran 2:256 was abrogated by the ayah of the sword (9:5). There is no longer 'no compulsion in religion'. The author of this little quote is being a
little dishonest in that the "if they don't want to accept it" is ONLY for those who have never heard about Islam before. Those who have and have
rejected it CAN be killed for "mischief in the land" (Unislamic behaviour).
If residing under a Muslim authority, the non-Muslim pays a special tax.
HAHAHAHA Its the Jizyah tax and its a tax of humiliation/subjugation under the "authority" of the "true faith" of Islam. Ever wonder why they call
us Kafir? This means someone who covers/conceals/hides. Of course we (allegedly) "hide" the fact that we KNOW Islam is true, but we just reject it.
THAT is why the Jizyah is to be paid by non-Muslims under Muslim rule.
As muslims we pay a tax too and all of it goes towards the social welfare. -anonymous Muslim
Oh PLEASE! The Zakat tax is set at 2.5% of a Muslim's annual income. The Jizyah has NO set amount...this means that it can be charged at ANY amount
and can be charged over and over again.
Who wrote that pile of dawaganda?
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reply posted on 21-12-2008 @ 12:32 AM by Toelint
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Okay, I just HAD to chime in on this one...
Control freaks will latch onto ANYTHING that allows them to control. Hatemongers will do the same with ANYTHING that allows them to foster hate.
FearMongers do the same thing....and on it goes.
This goes back to my old argument the the "hate buzz" is a real physiological condition. Just as some people are adrenalin junkies, and seek danger
to obtain that, others are slaves to the "hate buzz" and will turn on family, friends, and sure, neighbors to get that.
Also, there are some who will do absolutely ANYTHING not to have an ordinary life. How sad. Personally, I love to learn butchering, baking, AND
candlestick making.
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reply posted on 21-12-2008 @ 12:41 AM by rdy4neting
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People have a tendency to hate whatever the TV tells them to hate.
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reply posted on 21-12-2008 @ 01:18 AM by haika
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Originally posted by ConservativeJack
u are delusional
saddam gassed his own people
he was brutal
cold
dirty
a dictator
Umm...last time I checked, it was their country and the USA had no business meddling in there.
What if sa...Germany suddenly disapproves of the American President and decides to attack the USA? It is kinda the same thing.
Oh and about Muslim terrorists, suppose a Muslim decides to blow up a building in the USA, not in the name of religion but because he had other
unresolved inner "issues"? Would you blame that attack on the Muslims?
I'm asking this because Timothy McVeigh was a Christian and no one blamed the Christians for it. I know, the guy was nuts, but it is just an example
that you cannot condemn a whole group of people for the actions of a few.
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reply posted on 21-12-2008 @ 03:54 AM by BungleX
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I'm in absolute agreement magicmushie!
Just did'nt want to go into that on this post. Regardless who was behind the whole attack mostly everyone agrees there were Saudies on the planes.
Sadly some Pigs took all the peoples hurt, fear and anger and directed it at Afgan and Iraq. For profit..
Now theres at least a generation of Arabs that now feel all that hurt, anger and frustration towards USA. This will continue the cycle as we play
staight into the NWO'ers hands..
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