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Originally posted by AlreadyGone
Welcome to the club.... by definiton of Homeland Security, I have been a longstanding terrorist as have half the people of NC....
If you own a firearm, believe in the second Coming of Christ, and fly an American Flag....you might be a terrorist.
Free membership, many privileges, no dues, y'all come on in....
The 'little' difference being that you see very few Christians pulling off skyjackings, wedding reception massacres or suicide bombings.
Originally posted by pajoly
Originally posted by AlreadyGone
Welcome to the club.... by definiton of Homeland Security, I have been a longstanding terrorist as have half the people of NC....
If you own a firearm, believe in the second Coming of Christ, and fly an American Flag....you might be a terrorist.
Free membership, many privileges, no dues, y'all come on in....
No, but if you are deluded enough to believe a the 2nd coming of Jesus, you have proven yourself susceptible to manipulation and wild theories, which makes you a prime candidate to turn into a rabid zealot, little different from the men who piloted planes into the Twin Towers.
How old are you, Oh Ancient one???
Originally posted by pajoly
reply to post by butcherguy
"The 'little' difference being that you see very few Christians pulling off skyjackings, wedding reception massacres or suicide bombings."
Really?
The real difference is that you are unable to think beyond your narrow few years of life as a frame of reference. In the larger map of history that shows us the way, Christians have shed blood of their fellow humans at least as much and with just as much zeal as any Wahabbiest. In not understanding this, you are another who contributes to our doom for it to happen over, and over, and over....
Originally posted by butcherguy
The 'little' difference being that you see very few Christians pulling off skyjackings, wedding reception massacres or suicide bombings.
Originally posted by pajoly
Originally posted by AlreadyGone
Welcome to the club.... by definiton of Homeland Security, I have been a longstanding terrorist as have half the people of NC....
If you own a firearm, believe in the second Coming of Christ, and fly an American Flag....you might be a terrorist.
Free membership, many privileges, no dues, y'all come on in....
No, but if you are deluded enough to believe a the 2nd coming of Jesus, you have proven yourself susceptible to manipulation and wild theories, which makes you a prime candidate to turn into a rabid zealot, little different from the men who piloted planes into the Twin Towers.
Originally posted by butcherguy
How old are you, Oh Ancient one???
Originally posted by pajoly
reply to post by butcherguy
"The 'little' difference being that you see very few Christians pulling off skyjackings, wedding reception massacres or suicide bombings."
Really?
The real difference is that you are unable to think beyond your narrow few years of life as a frame of reference. In the larger map of history that shows us the way, Christians have shed blood of their fellow humans at least as much and with just as much zeal as any Wahabbiest. In not understanding this, you are another who contributes to our doom for it to happen over, and over, and over....
I am speaking of today, not living my life in the past as you apparently are.
Just to let you know, our doom is already sealed. There is nothing after.
[edit on 2-9-2010 by butcherguy]
Originally posted by SWCCFAN
Source
Link to PDF in question.
So basically if you believe in the Constitution you may be a terrorist.
Well I guess myself and many others on ATS will make the list.
Thoughts?
This publication was initially prepared by Mark Pitcavage, Ph.D., in 1998, as a "Guide to Common Terms Used by Antigovernment Extremists."
Earth First: Founded in 1980 by a group of people that included Dave Foreman, Earth First sought to promote the concept of saving the environment. The founders believed technological advances and encroachment into wilderness areas were endangering the earth’s environment. Today, many environmental activists are called “Earth Firsters,” even though they may have never had an affiliation with the group of that name.
Originally posted by butcherguy
reply to post by pajoly
Then I will put it differently for your widely spread mind.
Do you see a lot of equivalence between todays Christian radicals and their Muslim counterparts?
Today, not a thousand years ago.
[Rev. Paul] Hill framed his actions as those of a Christian warrior engaged in sacred battle. “My eyes were opened to the enormous impact” such an event would have, he wrote, adding that “the effect would be incalculable.” Hill said that he opened his Bible and found sustenance in Psalms 91: “You will not be afraid of the terror by night, or of the arrow that flies by day.” Hill interpreted this as an affirmation that his act was biblically approved.
Rev. Michael Bray, a Lutheran pastor in Bowie, Maryland, who had served prison time for his conviction of fire-bombing abortion-related clinics on the Eastern seaboard. Bray published a newsletter and then a Web site for his Christian anti-abortion movement, and published a book theologically justifying violence against abortion service providers, A Time to Kill.
Nine alleged members of a radical US Christian militia group have been charged with conspiring to kill police officers and wage war against the US.
Mr. Roeder, 51, of Kansas City, Mo., told jurors that he had a growing sense of his own faith and opposition to abortion in the 1990s after watching “The 700 Club,” the evangelist Pat Robertson’s television talk show. Mr. Roeder’s views on religion and abortion, he said, went “hand in hand.”
Three Burleson men who belong to a "radical Christian activist group" were in the Johnson County Jail on Friday night after a church deacon caught two of them attempting to ignite an explosive device on Independence Day at a church under construction in north Burleson, authorities said Friday.
...
Cmdr. Chris Havens, the Police Department spokesman, said the suspects boasted about belonging to a leaderless group of 10 or 15 who share a belief that society has become too focused on self-improvement and self-gratification and has lost focus on the glorification of God.
"They admit to being Christian and being brought up Christian, but they believe there should be one denomination and one church, not multiple denominations," Havens said.
Originally posted by butcherguy
reply to post by mothershipzeta
Again, I am not saying that Christian radicals do not exist, nor am I asking for evidence of their actions.
I am asking if our situation is even remotely similar to the ME, where you can be killed just to draw attention to the political cause at hand.Killed by the most barbaric methods for your beliefs, not to mention that plenty of the time it is sanctioned by the government.