You are gullibleNinja Turtles said:Oh so the Muslims I met are like Arafat, they say one thing, but then go speak to their friends in Arabic about how evil everyone else is. I think that makes me laugh out loud actually.
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You are gullibleNinja Turtles said:Oh so the Muslims I met are like Arafat, they say one thing, but then go speak to their friends in Arabic about how evil everyone else is. I think that makes me laugh out loud actually.
Ninja Turtles said:Well none do.
Fineous_Reese said:maybe your muslim friends don't take part in using taqiyya and kitman but that doesn't mean none do
rahma said:
Fineous_Reese said:no offense rahma, as much as i know ya i like ya but history speaks louder than these websites as there are folks out there who go beyond the 'guidelines and limits' mentioned by wikipedia.
rahma said:I've read a lot these last few years, and read discussions between supporters of terrorists, and I can honestly say I have never seen anyone speak of using taqiya or kitman.
And, it's quite insulting to the american muslim community to have people speculate that we're all secretly plotting against America. That holds about as much water as the theories that catholics would turn the country over to the Pope if one ever became president.
rahma, no offense to you or your religion. But Fineous_Reese is right. History speaks louder than anyone's opinion right now. And 9-11 didn't help your cause either. I know that there are Muslims out there who don't share "kill all infidels" idea. But it's difficult to think otherwise right now. Maybe time will heal all wounds.rahma said:I've read a lot these last few years, and read discussions between supporters of terrorists, and I can honestly say I have never seen anyone speak of using taqiya or kitman.
And, it's quite insulting to the american muslim community to have people speculate that we're all secretly plotting against America. That holds about as much water as the theories that catholics would turn the country over to the Pope if one ever became president.
History tells us the no faith has clean hands.Praise2God said:rahma, no offense to you or your religion. But Fineous_Reese is right. History speaks louder than anyone's opinion right now. And 9-11 didn't help your cause either. I know that there are Muslims out there who don't share "kill all infidels" idea. But it's difficult to think otherwise right now. Maybe time will heal all wounds.
Praise2God said:rahma, no offense to you or your religion. But Fineous_Reese is right. History speaks louder than anyone's opinion right now.
And 9-11 didn't help your cause either. I know that there are Muslims out there who don't share "kill all infidels" idea. But it's difficult to think otherwise right now. Maybe time will heal all wounds.
Fineous_Reese said:talking about using taqiya and kitman kind of defeats the purpose, no?
Nope. Just the ones that want and willing to kill anyone who are not Muslims.rahma said:No, no offense at all, you just think we're all bloody terrorists.
If you support Saddam Hussein. That's your perogative. I don't think the US 100% innocent. But it has done more good than evil no matter how much the liberals want to drag it down.So, I should look at Abu Ghuraib and think that America is evil. And I should look at the Holocaust and think Germany is evil. And I should look at Timothy McVeigh and think that middle age, ex military white men are evil.
I don't hate your religion. Just as I don't hate Budhism, Toasim, Hinduism, etc. But with your religion I am more suspicious and more defensive.Sure, no offense, you just hate my religion. No offense.
rahma said:Then how does Daniel Pipes et al know that we're hiding things and being deceptive? He just reads out minds, I'm sure.
I don't think the issue is whether someone supports these groups, it's the generalization of others that everyone or a large portion of the groups acts a certain way. One Muslim does something and all of them are blamed for it.Fineous_Reese said:hadn't heard about him yet, just read up on the think tank nomination but haven't gone further yet.
read minds? that'd be a neat trick indeedy. more likely he studies history. there's about 1400 years of muslim history to sort through, compared to the 2000 years of christian history it's a lot bloodier, well, in who spills the blood that is. sorry if you feel like a victim here but the nazis in germany were evil, the american soldiers who care not for their helpless fellow humans are evil, the men of the cloth that molest young boys are evil, the religious zealots who used torture during inquisition were evil, and the folks that blow up innocents be they middle aged, white americans or muslim suicide bombers, are evil. i don't support any of these groups of folks, do you?
Quijote said:I have a rare disease that makes me almost clueless to sarcasm (unless it literary hits me on the nose) and prone to misspelling and mispronounsing every other word.
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Ninja Turtles said:I don't think the issue is whether someone supports these groups, it's the generalization of others that everyone or a large portion of the groups acts a certain way. One Muslim does something and all of them are blamed for it.
Fineous_Reese said:hadn't heard about him yet, just read up on the think tank nomination but haven't gone further yet.
read minds? that'd be a neat trick indeedy. more likely he studies history. there's about 1400 years of muslim history to sort through, compared to the 2000 years of christian history it's a lot bloodier, well, in who spills the blood that is.