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Bert, why have you conveniently ignored a couple facts here?
A) You claimed McVeigh was a Christian terrorist, I provided evidence that you were wrong
B) You claimed that there are as many Christian terrorists and Muslim terrorists, I presented evidence that you are wrong
C) You claimed that a shinto shrine was built 5 miles from Pearl Harbor and I presented proof that the shrine was in fact there before the military installation, let alone prior to the Dec 7 attack.
No, it's like two identical cars sitting side by side. One is blue and the other is red, but they're still both the same car.
islam is islam is islam, pure and simple. Dissecting them for the sake of defending them really doesn't work. It's still islam.
This just in:
Nazi party announces plans to open bakery 1/2 mile from Auschwitz. It is meant to celebrate all those peaceful NAZIs who were against the Holocaust.
So you equate the Nazis with Muslims?![]()
Here's your average ME Muslim being a good person.
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Why not you equate a few loons who blow up abortion clinics to an entire sect of Islam who preach violence..
Not to mention you have no problem lying about McVeigh being a Christian to try to blame that loons activities on Christians as well.
FALSEBert, why have you conveniently ignored a couple facts here?
A) You claimed McVeigh was a Christian terrorist, I provided evidence that you were wrong
B) You claimed that there are as many Christian terrorists and Muslim terrorists, I presented evidence that you are wrong
C) You claimed that a shinto shrine was built 5 miles from Pearl Harbor and I presented proof that the shrine was in fact there before the military installation, let alone prior to the Dec 7 attack.
A.) McVeigh was a Christian. But you missed the entire point I was making with McVeigh. It wasn't to slam Christianity, it was to make a point that we should not blame a religion for it's more radical folk.
B.) No I didn't. Link?
C.) No. I claimed there is a Shinto shrine 5 miles from Pearl Harbor. I never said it was built after Pearl Harbor.
You're up here trying to claim McVeigh was a christian, when in fact he was an admitted atheist.Why not you equate a few loons who blow up abortion clinics to an entire sect of Islam who preach violence..
Not to mention you have no problem lying about McVeigh being a Christian to try to blame that loons activities on Christians as well.
I equate loons with loons, you find that to be a bad thing how? Because you think Christianity has never had any loons?![]()
Bert, why have you conveniently ignored a couple facts here?
A) You claimed McVeigh was a Christian terrorist, I provided evidence that you were wrong
B) You claimed that there are as many Christian terrorists and Muslim terrorists, I presented evidence that you are wrong
C) You claimed that a shinto shrine was built 5 miles from Pearl Harbor and I presented proof that the shrine was in fact there before the military installation, let alone prior to the Dec 7 attack.
A.) McVeigh was a Christian. But you missed the entire point I was making with McVeigh. It wasn't to slam Christianity, it was to make a point that we should not blame a religion for it's more radical folk.
B.) No I didn't. Link?
C.) No. I claimed there is a Shinto shrine 5 miles from Pearl Harbor. I never said it was built after Pearl Harbor.
No, it's like two identical cars sitting side by side. One is blue and the other is red, but they're still both the same car.
islam is islam is islam, pure and simple. Dissecting them for the sake of defending them really doesn't work. It's still islam.
So to confirm, you think all people who are members of the religion of Islam (Muslims) are terrorists?
FALSE
and you were shown proof of this and continue to lie
In a recorded interview with Time magazine[80] McVeigh professed his belief in "a god", although he said he had "sort of lost touch with" Catholicism and "I never really picked it up, however I do maintain core beliefs." Throughout his childhood, he and his father were Roman Catholic and regularly attended daily Mass at Good Shepherd Church in Pendleton, New York
Ya' still have to ask, why won't this Imam disclose the donors?.....If it's all he's trying to claim it is, why the problem with disclosure?....What's he hiding?
And lets not forget the dawa. The same dawa he's endorsed. Once you endorse, you agree. Read that Dawa. It speaks volumes.
The man is a radical piece o' shit, nothing more!
One thing is for sure, this BS wouldn't have happened under Giullianni......Remember that POS Arafat?
No, that's not what I said at all.
I don't care if you call islam radical or not. It makes no difference. When you done painting it another color, it's still islam. That's what I said.
You have yet to say, even though you've been asked repeatedly, if you think the building of an islamic mosque it a good idea or not.
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.[1]
Context? Who gives a shit? Shitting on our flag is acceptable to you depending on context?
there is a differenceWhy not you equate a few loons who blow up abortion clinics to an entire sect of Islam who preach violence..
Not to mention you have no problem lying about McVeigh being a Christian to try to blame that loons activities on Christians as well.
I equate loons with loons, you find that to be a bad thing how? Because you think Christianity has never had any loons?![]()
But you made the claim he was christian. YOU MADE THE ABJECT CLAIM HE WAS CHRISTIAN......Do you not see how you get yourself in trouble up here, youngin'?FALSE
and you were shown proof of this and continue to lie
Timothy McVeigh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In a recorded interview with Time magazine[80] McVeigh professed his belief in "a god", although he said he had "sort of lost touch with" Catholicism and "I never really picked it up, however I do maintain core beliefs." Throughout his childhood, he and his father were Roman Catholic and regularly attended daily Mass at Good Shepherd Church in Pendleton, New York
He also made the science is my religion comment as well. He could be considered a believer in a couple of religions. All depends.