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If you were familiar with blowback, you might have a better understanding of why there are Islamic extremists that attack the United States. There is also a lot of history to be learned.
I'll tell you this; Islamic extremists dont attack America because we are free. Islamic extremists are also not the whole of the muslim community. in fact, quite the opposite. Sort of like radical fundemental christians that bomb abortion clinics and kill doctors who perform abortions.
Your question suffers a series of incredibly dichtonomic fallacy.
A group of Christians in FL burns the Koran.
A group of Muslims in Afghanistan riot, burn things, kill people, etc.
The media focuses on the extremism of the Christians, ignores the extremism of the rioters.
A group of Muslims fly airliners into buildings in NYC and DC
A number of Americans rail against the Muslims who perpetrated said act.
The media focuses on the extremity of those Americans and goes out of its way to paint Islam as a religion of peace.
Why does the media do this?
Apparently you weren't watching the nres over the weekend.That's laughable. I dont see how anyone decided/said that the reaction is/was reasonable. You're reaching for that.
Thank you for proving my point - like the media, you're making excuses for the extreme while making light of the minor.Also, since we're suppose to be "spreading democracy" and a "better society", shouldn't we be openly shunning this asshole "Christian" on his actions? I say most definitely.
Of course I am - to YOU.To me, you're just looking for another reason to hate muslims and paint "liberals" as the "the bad guys".
The slant from the media almost always converys that message, if the words are not actually used. Consider the stories of Christians bombing abortion clinics, and then compare them to the stories of radical Muslim loons bombing Israeli school busses.If you see one of these crazy parents kill their kids under the excuse that "God told me" the media would NEVER stoop to calling them "Radical Christian terrorist."
And yet, they never, ever, do.A muslim does the exact same thing, you can rest assured the media will use the term "Radical muslim terrorist."
If you were familiar with blowback, you might have a better understanding of why there are Islamic extremists that attack the United States. There is also a lot of history to be learned.
I'll tell you this; Islamic extremists dont attack America because we are free. Islamic extremists are also not the whole of the muslim community. in fact, quite the opposite. Sort of like radical fundemental christians that bomb abortion clinics and kill doctors who perform abortions.
Your question suffers a series of incredibly dichtonomic fallacy.
So does yours pal.
Apparently you weren't watching the nres over the weekend.That's laughable. I dont see how anyone decided/said that the reaction is/was reasonable. You're reaching for that.
Heck - Nightline, Friday night, went out of its way to make it VERY clear that the burning and killing was nothting BUT a justified reaction to the buring of the Koran - whcih they openly described at "hateful" and "extreme".
Thank you for proving my point - like the media, you're making excuses for the extreme while making light of the minor.Also, since we're suppose to be "spreading democracy" and a "better society", shouldn't we be openly shunning this asshole "Christian" on his actions? I say most definitely.
Of course I am - to YOU.To me, you're just looking for another reason to hate muslims and paint "liberals" as the "the bad guys".
In the greater scheme of things, there's not much meaning to that.
Nothing I have said supports this, rendering your response entirely baseless.I dunno, seems you're baselessly playing the victim card.The slant from the media almost always converys that message, if the words are not actually used. Consider the stories of Christians bombing abortion clinics, and then compare them to the stories of radical Muslim loons bombing Israeli school busses.If you see one of these crazy parents kill their kids under the excuse that "God told me" the media would NEVER stoop to calling them "Radical Christian terrorist."
And yet, they never, ever, do.A muslim does the exact same thing, you can rest assured the media will use the term "Radical muslim terrorist."
Or even better, to the degree that they are abhorent.It would be nice to see the media treat abhorrent acts the same.
A burned book versus a burned town, and the burned book is the more heinous act?
Consider, too, that the burning of the book was free speech, protected by the US Constitution.
You're trying to compare what someone does in the united states under the guise of free speech with someone in a foreign nation under a completely different set of rules and standards. Apples and oranges.
Non-sequiter, strawman.How is being diplomatic and democratic "making excuses"?Apparently you weren't watching the nres over the weekend.That's laughable. I dont see how anyone decided/said that the reaction is/was reasonable. You're reaching for that.
Heck - Nightline, Friday night, went out of its way to make it VERY clear that the burning and killing was nothting BUT a justified reaction to the buring of the Koran - whcih they openly described at "hateful" and "extreme".
Thank you for proving my point - like the media, you're making excuses for the extreme while making light of the minor.
Of course I am - to YOU.To me, you're just looking for another reason to hate muslims and paint "liberals" as the "the bad guys".
In the greater scheme of things, there's not much meaning to that.
What? Should we blow up 1/4 of the population?
Good grief....
If you were familiar with blowback, you might have a better understanding of why there are Islamic extremists that attack the United States. There is also a lot of history to be learned.
I'll tell you this; Islamic extremists dont attack America because we are free. Islamic extremists are also not the whole of the muslim community. in fact, quite the opposite. Sort of like radical fundemental christians that bomb abortion clinics and kill doctors who perform abortions.
Your question suffers a series of incredibly dichtonomic fallacy.
So does yours pal.
Care to elaborate? Or are you simply that unintelligable?
That's laughable. I dont see how anyone decided/said that the reaction is/was reasonable. You're reaching for that.
Also, since we're suppose to be "spreading democracy" and a "better society", shouldn't we be openly shunning this asshole "Christian" on his actions? I say most definitely.
We are aware of the extreme elements of Islam and we should be working together to diplomatically and democratically diffuse it through good relation, not inflammatory, ridiculous and hurtful ways.
I can't believe this needs to be explained.
To me, you're just looking for another reason to hate muslims and paint "liberals" as the "the bad guys".
If you were familiar with blowback, you might have a better understanding of why there are Islamic extremists that attack the United States. There is also a lot of history to be learned.
I'll tell you this; Islamic extremists dont attack America because we are free. Islamic extremists are also not the whole of the muslim community. in fact, quite the opposite. Sort of like radical fundemental christians that bomb abortion clinics and kill doctors who perform abortions.
Your question suffers a series of incredibly dichtonomic fallacy.
Where are the headless bodies of abortionists killed by people yelling "this is for the Lord"? Where are the "Christians" celebrating in the streets over the murders of abortionists?
What I have noticed is that every time a Christian commits a violent or terrorist act it is said that he is really not a Christian.
But if I Muslim commits a similar criminal act he is held up as a perfect Muslim and representative of Islam
Re: The IRA.
They also don't grab people off the streets in Ireland when someone in Buttfuck Iowa says something rude about them.
If you were familiar with blowback, you might have a better understanding of why there are Islamic extremists that attack the United States. There is also a lot of history to be learned.
I'll tell you this; Islamic extremists dont attack America because we are free. Islamic extremists are also not the whole of the muslim community. in fact, quite the opposite. Sort of like radical fundemental christians that bomb abortion clinics and kill doctors who perform abortions.
Your question suffers a series of incredibly dichtonomic fallacy.
Where are the headless bodies of abortionists killed by people yelling "this is for the Lord"? Where are the "Christians" celebrating in the streets over the murders of abortionists?
US and British forces used as many as 13,000 cluster bombs, containing nearly 2 million sub-munitions. "The use of cluster munitions in populated areas caused more civilian casualties than any other factor in the coalition's conduct of major military operations at that stage of the conflict," the report states.
Cluster Bombs in Iraq: The Deadly Footprint | Common Dreams
Do you think the pilots yell "God is Good, (you fucking radheads..)" when he drops his load?
So does yours pal.
Care to elaborate? Or are you simply that unintelligable?
Nuff said... oh.. the irony.
What I have noticed is that every time a Christian commits a violent or terrorist act it is said that he is really not a Christian.
But if I Muslim commits a similar criminal act he is held up as a perfect Muslim and representative of Islam
I believe the meaning is: the act was not done in the name of the Lord. That is way different than the muslim extremist/terrorist/activist that commits destruction or death in the name of Allah. If you want to prove different, please provide evidence where a Christian committing a crime was yelling "this is for the Lord!!!!".
A Christian committing a crime is unlikely to be a crime committed for the religion. With muslims, that is not so.
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My point: when Christians commit acts of war, it is typically for a defensive reason, it is not murder for their "Lord".
If you disagree, please provide evidence, links that show it is about religion.
A "Christian" that is a soldier for his country is more likely to pray for those that are being attacked. They would welcome them in heaven. Can you find me a muslim that does that?
