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reply posted on 9-8-2010 @ 03:43 PM by neo96
reply to post by americandingbat



when was the last time a christian woman had her ears and nose cut off?

when was the last time a christian woman was use as a sheild to stop bullets?

when was the last time a christian woman strapped on a suicide bombers vest?





hrmmmmm.............


reply posted on 9-8-2010 @ 03:59 PM by neo96
this is what people have been defending.

the more concessions we make now
the more we turn a blind eye to the world around us

this is what will happen here in the us.

guess you people would call these guys moderatates.

barenakedislam.wordpress.com...


i have been trying to find the video of the "moderate muslims" in the uk spitting on return british soldiers.


your probably say so what whats it got to do with any of this- well EVERYTHING to do with this.


reply posted on 9-8-2010 @ 04:16 PM by americandingbat
Originally posted by neo96
this is what people have been defending.


See, you keep saying stuff like this that just confuses me.

People where have been defending this? In this thread?

the more concessions we make now
the more we turn a blind eye to the world around us

this is what will happen here in the us.


No, it is illegal in the US to cut off a woman's nose. If (God forbid) it should happen, I have no doubt that it would be investigated as a serious offense and the criminal would be punished in accord with our secular law.

guess you people would call these guys moderatates.

barenakedislam.wordpress.com...


Based on that coverage, no I certainly wouldn't call them moderates. Why do you think I or any one else on this thread would? You keep setting up these straw men about what "we" support, or what "liberals" support. Where are you getting these ideas from?

your probably say so what whats it got to do with any of this- well EVERYTHING to do with this.


It has everything to do with your outrage, maybe. It has nothing to do with the right of the imam and his group to build a community center on land that they hold the deed or lease for.



reply posted on 9-8-2010 @ 04:28 PM by neo96
reply to post by americandingbat



straw man arguement eh.... im sure you feel that way but hey guess what


everything i have said in this thread has a direct relevance to everyone who has any problems with the mosque and islam.

the past behavior some those few are what concerns everyone who doesnt have a blind faith in the goodness of other men.



you can do whatever you want...i am not going to sit here and say oh geez everyone just loves america and bury my head in the sand which is pretty much what everyone did right up until 9-11.

[edit on 9-8-2010 by neo96]


reply posted on 9-8-2010 @ 04:41 PM by americandingbat
Originally posted by neo96
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post by americandingbat



straw man arguement eh.... im sure you feel that way but hey guess what


Well yeah. I'm defending the right of the Park51 group to build a community center and mosque on privately owned land in Lower Manhattan, and you're trying to make it look like I'm defending women having their noses cut off.

That's a straw man if I ever saw one.

It's the same logical fallacy that an awful lot of the hype about this issue has been built on, albeit generally in a more nuanced and sophisticated manner.


reply posted on 9-8-2010 @ 04:50 PM by neo96
reply to post by americandingbat



you do know that mr imam has no money
and mr imam is now currently overseas

since there are alot of people out there who aren fond of his idea

and there by not investing in the" project"

there is a great likely hood that mr imam will be getting funding for saudi
abu dai etc.............

so im wondering here if you still support mr imam building a private site with foreign funds that is suppose to be built supposedly for the betterment of the local community???

now if i was mr imam a man of god

the 100 million thats it going to take to build this mosque that nyc so desperately needs guess the other 100 mosques arent just enough.

now i would being using that 100 million to help my fellow muslims who have been ravaged by 10 years of war.


but no lets build a mosque............. yeah since i dont have any money im gonna go to saudi and get sum cash from my buddies here to build in america....



i have my problems with the whole deal
you dont
thats fine


straw man thats fine to..........................thanks for posting and have a good one


reply posted on 9-8-2010 @ 05:17 PM by ~Lucidity
Presuming you got your information on his travels here?

Read through it. Doesn't seem all that objective to me. A lot of speculation and conjecture. But that's me.

And again as to the funding issue, do we really want to open that bucket or worms? Should all religious institutions be forced to turn over their funding lists?


reply posted on 9-8-2010 @ 05:27 PM by neo96
reply to post by ~Lucidity



i can always count on your input thanks:p

some of the things you've said havent appeared objective to me but i guess it just depends on ones perspective............


just saying pretty much works both ways

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reply posted on 9-8-2010 @ 05:46 PM by MY2Commoncentsworth
reply to post by ~Lucidity


Originally posted by ~Lucidity
Presuming you got your information on his travels here?

Read through it. Doesn't seem all that objective to me. A lot of speculation and conjecture. But that's me.

And again as to the funding issue, do we really want to open that bucket or worms? Should all religious institutions be forced to turn over their funding lists?


You are a winner! Congratulations Lucidity. I do believe that your post was the 666th one on this thread........just kidding.

I think the funding issue is valid. If they do not want to pay taxes, then why not have some transparency.

All organizations are required to do accounting whether they are tax exempt or not. So why should the veil not be pierced. What would they have to hide?


reply posted on 9-8-2010 @ 06:04 PM by crezo
reply to post by MY2Commoncentsworth



Hi again, head on over to avaaz.org and have a look for the link. I get email updates from them so not sure where the exact section is on their site I'm afraid, and I'm too knackered to search it out after the weekend sorry

I would have thought there is a large number of western signatures too, as it's a global activist group. They've managed to stop her being stoned, but she could still be hung for 'adultery'... which is what they call being in a relationship years after her husband died. Shocking!


reply posted on 9-8-2010 @ 06:10 PM by ~Lucidity
reply to post by neo96


I think I'm allowed opinions. Even when I try to keep them out of it, sometimes they sneak in.

Then again, I don't have...

1. A platform like the politicians and pundits or my opinions and speculations being broadcast my the media either, and so I have far less responsibility when it comes to discussing issues.

2. A job in which I must attempt to be unbiased and objective like she does. This was a speculative piece. The only real investigative journalism or facts I recall seeing in it was where she made phone calls to him and his offices, and then she just did some further speculating on those.

But maybe if she keeps digging, she'll turn up something concrete.

[edit on 8/9/2010 by ~Lucidity]


reply posted on 9-8-2010 @ 06:13 PM by neo96
reply to post by ~Lucidity




yes you most certainly are and i have none of those either



reply posted on 9-8-2010 @ 06:14 PM by ~Lucidity
reply to post by MY2Commoncentsworth



Syx is actually one of my nicknames..,and I'm only half evil, so 333 would suit me better. But I digress.

I don't recall seeing where they will be subject to any more or any less transparency than any other organization of this type. In fact, from what I've read, there is no funding yet. And who knows...maybe they'll even voluntarily disclose it to soothe feathers. No telling at this point.


reply posted on 9-8-2010 @ 06:24 PM by MY2Commoncentsworth
reply to post by crezo



I can't see the entire list, but the last few signatures have come in from Brazil, Sweden and the UK.

I guess that anybody living in a Muslim country cannot weigh in because of the oppressive nature of the society......So again I run up against a brick wall in trying to put my finger on the pulse of the Muslim Community.

Thanks for the link.

www.avaaz.org...

[edit on 9-8-2010 by MY2Commoncentsworth]


reply posted on 9-8-2010 @ 06:25 PM by neo96
reply to post by crezo




quite a few acutally

this is the most important thing a person needs to fully comprehend

other people only show what they want you to see.

sometimes they are exaclty how they seem

other times they are nothing like what they have shown you.


since your in the uk if you were a british soldier returning from afghanistan gettin spit on and being called murders etc........

i wonder what you would think then.

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