Let's compare Jesus and Muhammed (and debate homosexuality) (and Tombstone).

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gsvol

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There is no comparison but since some are so set on it, let's give it a whirl, I'll kick off with this piece:

Pajamas Media The Stifling Effect of Muhammed’s Life and Teachings on Muslim Society

”You must understand that Islam is a fundamentally violent religion, as opposed to Christianity.” These words were spoken to me in Islamabad in 1994 by an apostate professor whose name I cannot reveal here, because apostasy, under traditional Islam, means death.
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Back then, my knowledge about Islam was limited. The professor’s two sentences, moreover, formed a sharp contrast with the things another Pakistani in Islamabad had said to me about Islam. This was a friend who, I would later realize, had given me a picture of Islam based on the things Muhammed had said and done in the years immediately after he had claimed to have been vouchsafed revelations by the angel Gabriel — a time, that is, when the founder of Islam was powerless, mild-mannered, merciful, and humble.

In time, I came to understand that my friend had helped herself to the more delectable morsels from the Islamic candy dish and tossed out the not-so-tasty ones. In Islam, however (and no Islamic scholar will dispute this), it is Muhammed’s unpalatable later statements and actions — that is, the ones attributed to Muhammed, the man of great worldly power — that have the last word.
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”Pakistan is not the Pakistan you last visited in 2004,” warned friends of mine before my visit. On my arrival in Islamabad, which until a few years ago was considered a “free Western enclave,” my friends advised me: “Don’t say a word in public about Muhammed or Islam.” A fear of terrorism lay over the capital like a thick carpet.
 
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This is ridiculous. You are correct, Jesus never committed any violent acts (aside from whipping merchants in the Temple). However, Jesus certainly, for a one who is supposedly a god, did not do much to explicitly distance himself from violent teachings, laws, and/or prophets. Do you remember when Moses and Elijah appeared with Jesus? Elijah certainly was not a pacifist. I think he ordered the deaths of all Ahab's prophets and then goes on to kill three of Ahaziah's soldiers. Maybe Jesus was peaceful in that he celebrated the Passover; you know, the celebration commemorating that time when "his father" sent the angel of darkness through Egypt to kill all first-born males...
 
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This thread is also for comparing and contrasting Santa vs. the Easter Bunny.
 
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Who is the guy in gsvol's avy pic? I completely recognize him but can't quite put my finger on it. His countenance in the picture and the way he's pointing at the carrots and staring wild-eyed at the camera is somewhat disturbing. Kind of like, if he were saying, "You have to eat these carrots! They are good for you! I am the one who knows what it best for ALL of you!"

Anyways, it's always creeped me out. Just thought I'd go on ahead and hijack this thread, because it's about to get all screwy and bizarre, anyways.

Can anyone believe gsvol hasn't been banned? Is anyone else not really concerned on a daily basis when reading his threads, considering the content and hyperbole, and not feel any concern about who he is and what's really going on there? I can't be the only one...
 
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Christ equaled turn the other cheek.

Muhammad liked 9 year old cheek.

That pretty much sums it up.
 
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Who is the guy in gsvol's avy pic? I completely recognize him but can't quite put my finger on it. His countenance in the picture and the way he's pointing at the carrots and staring wild-eyed at the camera is somewhat disturbing. Kind of like, if he were saying, "You have to eat these carrots! They are good for you! I am the one who knows what it best for ALL of you!"

Anyways, it's always creeped me out. Just thought I'd go on ahead and hijack this thread, because it's about to get all screwy and bizarre, anyways.

Can anyone believe gsvol hasn't been banned? Is anyone else not really concerned on a daily basis when reading his threads, considering the content and hyperbole, and not feel any concern about who he is and what's really going on there? I can't be the only one...

I have gs on ignore, so I don't get the pleasure of reading his ramblings anymore. I think he is really some random script written by somebody that searches the web on keywords and randomly posts nonsensical neoconservative silliness.
 
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I have lawgator on ignore, so I don't get the pleasure of reading his ramblings anymore. I think he is really some random script written by somebody that searches the web on keywords and randomly posts nonsensical liberal silliness.

fyp
 
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I have gs on ignore, so I don't get the pleasure of reading his ramblings anymore. I think he is really some random script written by somebody that searches the web on keywords and randomly posts nonsensical neoconservative silliness.

Me too. If it was more substance and fewer comics maybe itd be different.
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I put Gs and Lg in the same boat. They're both just here to stir the pot. Furthermore, sometimes I'd like to sink the damn boat.


But thems be the ways of the message boards.
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Ignore gs? Never! His posts are funnier than The Onion. By that I mean funny sad.
 
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Who is the guy in gsvol's avy pic? I completely recognize him but can't quite put my finger on it. His countenance in the picture and the way he's pointing at the carrots and staring wild-eyed at the camera is somewhat disturbing. Kind of like, if he were saying, "You have to eat these carrots! They are good for you! I am the one who knows what it best for ALL of you!"

Anyways, it's always creeped me out. Just thought I'd go on ahead and hijack this thread, because it's about to get all screwy and bizarre, anyways.

Can anyone believe gsvol hasn't been banned? Is anyone else not really concerned on a daily basis when reading his threads, considering the content and hyperbole, and not feel any concern about who he is and what's really going on there? I can't be the only one...

Like this??

Obama,Michelle-EatCarrotsCampaign-002001a-At431x381.jpg


I'll give you a few clues:

He serves currently on the advisory board of the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation and is on the Nominations Committee of the National Aviation Hall of Fame. He is acknowledged in The Smithsonian Air and Space Museum and enshrined at the United States Astronaut Hall Of Fame at Titusville, Florida.

He has lot's of other awards of recognition and is a decorated combat infantry veteran of WW II.

Although not a native Tennessean, he did marry a girl from Tennessee and resides in Nashville.

Wherein have I exagerated?

Maybe you should try debating some point with which you differ rather than posting a blanket condemnation of moi.





Much has recently been made of moslem rioters in Afghanistan and the blame been cast everywhere except where it belongs, with the rioters themselves and the imams who incited them, both of which need some serious attitude adjustments.

Amerisrael: U.S. Military Confiscated, Burned Bibles In Afghanistan

In Afghanistan, where General Petraeus is the new commander, Bibles were confiscated by U.S. military authorities from a soldier and burned last year.

That was an absoluely repugnant action. One that every U.S. citizen in this country should have protested and denounced.

And why did our U.S. military authorities in Afghanistan do that?

-because Al-jazerra reported it's "concern" that the Bibles could be given to Muslims and used to share with them the Good News of forgiveness of sins through Yeshua [ Jesus], the Messiah.

The U.S. military authorities caved in and made "appeasement".
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Our government under Obama has done nothing but embolden the jihadist enemies of the free-West since he became president.

Our U.S. military should not be supporting an Afghan government that will not accord true freedom of religion and speech for all it's citizens.
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In this country we have freedom of religion. Freedom of speech, and expression guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution.

Freedoms that Islamists are using against us in order to advance the Islamization of America, -- while our own U.S. government is complicit in helping to repress freedom of religion in Afghanistan by confiscating and burning Bibles, making appeasment to Islam.
 
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This thread is ridiculous.

I can't decide which is more believable: riding to heaven on a chariot or becoming a zombie.
 
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Pooch brought up a good point, what the **** is the deal with the carrots?
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Just freakin' tell me who the flip Carrot Crop is....

He looks like the bad guy in a Disney film or an evil Capt. Kangaroo...
 
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GS, do you believe in the Trinity?

Do you??

In Churchill’s 1899 two volume set titled “The River War”, he detailed in a short description his view of Islam:

“The River War: An Account of the Reconquest of Sudan”, Churchill wrote on pages 248-250 of the second volume:

How dreadful are the curses which Mohammedanism lays on its votaries! Besides the fanatical frenzy, which is as dangerous in a man as hydrophobia in a dog, there is this fearful fatalistic apathy.

The effects are apparent in many countries. Improvident habits, slovenly systems of agriculture, sluggish methods of commerce, and insecurity of property exist wherever the followers of the Prophet rule or live.

A degraded sensualism deprives this life of its grace and refinement; the next of its dignity and sanctity. The fact that in Mohammedan law every woman must belong to some man as his absolute property, either as a child, a wife, or a concubine, must delay the final extinction of slavery until the faith of Islam has ceased to be a great power among men.

Individual Moslems may show splendid qualities, but the influence of the religion paralyses the social development of those who follow it.

No stronger retrograde force exists in the world. Far from being moribund, Mohammedanism is a militant and proselytizing faith. It has already spread throughout Central Africa, raising fearless warriors at every step; and were it not that Christianity is sheltered in the strong arms of science, the science against which it had vainly struggled, the civilization of modern Europe might fall, as fell the civilization of ancient Rome.
 
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You do know that Bill Dana, the comedian (who you have pictured), and Bill Dana, the astronaut are two different people, right?
 

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