Muslims behead yet another person

#101
#101
37L1 said:
Regarding ISIS:

If you aren't a Muslim and will not convert if extorted by threat of death then you should be concerned.

If you are a woman, you should be concerned.

If you are gay, you should be concerned.

If you speak your mind to express an unpopular opinion, you should be concerned.

If you eat bacon, hot dogs, BBQ, etc., you should be concerned.

If you drink beer, you should be concerned.

If you are an American, you should be concerned.

It's not our foreign policy, it's our culture of tolerance.

Or do you not get that?
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Wait, our culture of tolerance has allowed ISIS to develop into the next AQ like threat? So they were able to build a mosque/secret training facility in the US and then transported all of their weapons and fighters to the "levant" in order to form their caliphate. They must have, because that would be the only way I can see our culture contributing to their development.

More than likely, it was out lack of a solid SOFA agreement with the Iraqis and any sort of mutual defense treaty that provided the right circumstances for them to develop.

And of course the weapons shipments from Benghazi to Syria that gave them the means of achieving their goals.

Still not sure where our culture of tolerance (whatever that is) comes into play.
 
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Guys, I'm scared. I live in perpetual fear of Muslims taking over the world and beheading everyone. My simple mind can't fathom how over a billion people could want to behead someone. I've even gotten off a plane when I saw a Muslim on board.
 
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GoBigOrangeUT said:
Guys, I'm scared. I live in perpetual fear of Muslims taking over the world and beheading everyone. My simple mind can't fathom how over a billion people could want to behead someone. I've even gotten off a plane when I saw a Muslim on board.
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Read the Koran , you may be able to fathom how a sick twisted religion founded by a pedophile feels in regards towards infidels. If not maybe you'll experience their hatred of you firsthand.
 
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GoBigOrangeUT said:
Guys, I'm scared. I live in perpetual fear of Muslims taking over the world and beheading everyone. My simple mind can't fathom how over a billion people could want to behead someone. I've even gotten off a plane when I saw a Muslim on board.
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GoBigOrangeUT said:
Guys, I'm scared. I live in perpetual fear of Muslims taking over the world and beheading everyone. My simple mind can't fathom how over a billion people could want to behead someone. I've even gotten off a plane when I saw a Muslim on board.
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Don't fret. Those muslims on the plane are just trying to get a head in life.
 
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FLVOL69 said:
Read the Koran , you may be able to fathom how a sick twisted religion founded by a pedophile feels in regards towards infidels. If not maybe you'll experience their hatred of you firsthand.
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Christianity and Islam share a historical and traditional connection. The two faiths share a common origin in the Middle East and Muslims consider Christians (and Jews) to be People of the Book.

Belief in the Injil (the original Gospel of Jesus) is an important part of Islamic theology, although Muslims view the current Gospels as altered. The bond extends even further, with the Islamic Prophet Muhammad instructing Muslims to defend the Christian faith from aggressors after treaties of peace have been signed, such as in the document called the Achtiname of Muhammad.

Islam and Christianity share the twin commandments of the paramount importance of loving God and loving one's neighbor, although the interpretations of these statements differ between the two traditions, and, indeed, vary between all three Abrahamic religions.
 
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YorkVol said:
Wait, our culture of tolerance has allowed ISIS to develop into the next AQ like threat? So they were able to build a mosque/secret training facility in the US and then transported all of their weapons and fighters to the "levant" in order to form their caliphate. They must have, because that would be the only way I can see our culture contributing to their development.

More than likely, it was out lack of a solid SOFA agreement with the Iraqis and any sort of mutual defense treaty that provided the right circumstances for them to develop.

And of course the weapons shipments from Benghazi to Syria that gave them the means of achieving their goals.

Still not sure where our culture of tolerance (whatever that is) comes into play.
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Western culture instead of a culture of tolerance.

There is a big difference between opportunity and motivation. Your post speaks to opportunity while his post speaks to motive.
 
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Septic said:
Christianity and Islam share a historical and traditional connection. The two faiths share a common origin in the Middle East and Muslims consider Christians (and Jews) to be People of the Book.

Belief in the Injil (the original Gospel of Jesus) is an important part of Islamic theology, although Muslims view the current Gospels as altered. The bond extends even further, with the Islamic Prophet Muhammad instructing Muslims to defend the Christian faith from aggressors after treaties of peace have been signed, such as in the document called the Achtiname of Muhammad.

Islam and Christianity share the twin commandments of the paramount importance of loving God and loving one's neighbor, although the interpretations of these statements differ between the two traditions, and, indeed, vary between all three Abrahamic religions.
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The key word is interpretation, Christians aren't calling for jihad and sharia, not to mention lopping off peoples domes who disagree with their philosophy in regards to religion . Time to take these suckers our and show some strength , Barry's policy's of appeasement have exacerbated the violence in the Middle East .
 
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FLVOL69 said:
The key word is interpretation, Christians aren't calling for jihad and sharia, not to mention lopping off peoples domes who disagree with their philosophy in regards to religion . Time to take these suckers our and show some strength , Barry's policy's of appeasement have exacerbated the violence in the Middle East .
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Sunnis and Shias have been at odds for thousands of years (since Muhammad's death). It doesn't matter what the U.S. does today, five years from now or 100 years from now. Nothing will change in the middle east, save the U.S. withdrawing support for Israel. If they are content with regressing to the middle ages - there is nothing anyone can do to stop them. Not even 'Murica.
 
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DEFENDTHISHOUSE said:
Que the "they hate us because we're free" crowd.

The foreign policy of the US government is the cause of most of the trouble.

Ever wonder why no one attacks the Swiss? Why is that? Could it be because they mind their own business??? Not the US though, we stick our noses in ever wasp nest around and then bi*ch about being stung.
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I guess we should've let Hitler keep on Hitlerin then. We have a duty to protect those who cannot protect themselves.
 
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Septic said:
Sunnis and Shias have been at odds for thousands of years (since Muhammad's death). It doesn't matter what the U.S. does today, five years from now or 100 years from now. Nothing will change in the middle east, save the U.S. withdrawing support for Israel. If they are content with regressing to the middle ages - there is nothing anyone can do to stop them. Not even 'Murica.
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Withdrawing support for Israel won't do anything.

We are kafir. It is only a matter of opportunity.
 
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Septic said:
Christianity and Islam share a historical and traditional connection. The two faiths share a common origin in the Middle East and Muslims consider Christians (and Jews) to be People of the Book.

Belief in the Injil (the original Gospel of Jesus) is an important part of Islamic theology, although Muslims view the current Gospels as altered. The bond extends even further, with the Islamic Prophet Muhammad instructing Muslims to defend the Christian faith from aggressors after treaties of peace have been signed, such as in the document called the Achtiname of Muhammad.

Islam and Christianity share the twin commandments of the paramount importance of loving God and loving one's neighbor, although the interpretations of these statements differ between the two traditions, and, indeed, vary between all three Abrahamic religions.
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Someone needs to let these crazies in on this. I don't think they got the memo.
 
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BearCat204 said:
Just our interest to kick the hornets nest over there.........anything to rock Iran is good business.....thats our foreign policy.
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I was mainly referring to us secretly arming the Syrian rebels(ISIS) through Lybia.
 
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