RW domestic war on words ..

[Fenton Lum]

Hmmmm. Visit ANY liberal college campus. Then tell me who has a "War of Words"

I just told you. Pay attention. Attending a campus of any type would do you some good.

Liberal campuses are the most heavily censored places in America.

And yall accuse us of a "War on Words".

"Liberal" campuses are "heavily censored" because the don't indoctrinate but educate?

uh-oh, your ''safe space'' is getting violated. do you need a hug?

Well which is it hon? Are they "liberal" or are these "spaces" being taken over by your crowd and thus are no longer "safe"?

 

[Fenton Lum]

Hmmmm. Visit ANY liberal college campus. Then tell me who has a "War of Words"

Yeah. Pseudo-cons avoid higher education at all costs. That much has been obvious for a very long time.

Damn educated "liberals".

 

[Ozone]

Hmmmm. Visit ANY liberal college campus. Then tell me who has a "War of Words"

I just told you. Pay attention. Attending a campus of any type would do you some good.

Liberal campuses are the most heavily censored places in America.

And yall accuse us of a "War on Words".

"Liberal" campuses are "heavily censored" because the don't indoctrinate but educate?

uh-oh, your ''safe space'' is getting violated. do you need a hug?

Well which is it hon? Are they "liberal" or are these "spaces" being taken over by your crowd and thus are no longer "safe"?

not sure what you're asking, sweetcheeks, but you might enjoy some benji:

 

[tinydancer]

Obama looks like a complete idiot and anyone who buys into his bullshit is a whacko.

Francois Hollande President of France uses these phrases. As does PM David Cameron. As does Wikipedia.

Keep whining you little left wing wankers. It's just a term to separate moderate Muslims from radical Islamist jihadists. Oh and I read your stupid DHS is now going to ban the use of jihad or sharia.

Who's got the freaking war on words?

 

[blackhawk]

 

[tinydancer]

Oh and lest we forget.

There is no terrorism. Only "man made disasters".



The OP has a lot of balls to put up this bullshit thread.

 

[Correll]

"radical islamic terrorist" ... the new dividing point being driven home by RW's to help in the confusion and create another defection for the party ..

"This great nation of many religions understands, our war is not against Islam, or against faith practiced by the Muslim people. Our war is a war against evil," Bush said in January 2002.

even the leader of free world idiots got it right.

In the retard mind "Syrian refugee = Radical Islamic Terrorist".

It's the ultimate retard irony, conflating the people FLEEING terrorists with the terrorists. You know...because...they are both Muslims.

You just have to have about seven pounds of brain damage to be that credulous and stupid.

It never occurs to the bigots that far, far, far more Muslims have been victims of terrorism than any billionaire or his Chumps.

Not to mention the refugees would be a huge source of intelligence for our war on terror. Talk about self-inflicted wounds!

We've reached a whole new low of retardation in this election cycle.

1. Just because a muslim is fleeing other muslims does NOT mean that he is not a radical himself, or that he might not have children who will become radical, and then kill large numbers of Americans, as we have seen before.

2. The large numbers of Muslims killed by Muslim terrorists is no comfort to the dead in Orlando or Boston.

3. Intelligence? LOL!

 

[Correll]

Hmmmm. Visit ANY liberal college campus. Then tell me who has a "War of Words"

Says a lot if education is your enemy.

Which is not what he was referring to, as you well know, lefty.

Meaning it's not a Jerry Falwel

"radical islamic terrorist" ... the new dividing point being driven home by RW's to help in the confusion and create another defection for the party ..

"This great nation of many religions understands, our war is not against Islam, or against faith practiced by the Muslim people. Our war is a war against evil," Bush said in January 2002.

even the leader of free world idiots got it right.

We went through this demented RW shit with Benghazi. Remember how Obama came out the day after and called it an act of terror,

and the ODS'ers attacked him for not calling it 'terrorism'?

It's the same dementia.

Remember how he called Ft Hood workplace violence?

Remember how that nut was giving every possible clue you can imagine that he was a traitor but everyone ignored the problem?

But by god once the act was committed you knew the guy was up to no good, heh?

It was painfully obvious that he was up to no good well before.

But, people did nothing.

Why? IMO, because we are afraid to admit that there is a religious aspect to this war.

 

[Siete]

Oh and lest we forget.

There is no terrorism. Only "man made disasters".



The OP has a lot of balls to put up this bullshit thread.

rube-ette alert !

 

[Correll]

Hmmmm. Visit ANY liberal college campus. Then tell me who has a "War of Words"

Yeah. Pseudo-cons avoid higher education at all costs. That much has been obvious for a very long time.

"Whatya mean? I listen to Rush every day!"

 

[Fenton Lum]

Hmmmm. Visit ANY liberal college campus. Then tell me who has a "War of Words"

Says a lot if education is your enemy.

Which is not what he was referring to, as you well know, lefty.

Meaning it's not a Jerry Falwel

"radical islamic terrorist" ... the new dividing point being driven home by RW's to help in the confusion and create another defection for the party ..

"This great nation of many religions understands, our war is not against Islam, or against faith practiced by the Muslim people. Our war is a war against evil," Bush said in January 2002.

even the leader of free world idiots got it right.

We went through this demented RW shit with Benghazi. Remember how Obama came out the day after and called it an act of terror,

and the ODS'ers attacked him for not calling it 'terrorism'?

It's the same dementia.

Remember how he called Ft Hood workplace violence?

Remember how that nut was giving every possible clue you can imagine that he was a traitor but everyone ignored the problem?

But by god once the act was committed you knew the guy was up to no good, heh?

It was painfully obvious that he was up to no good well before.

But, people did nothing.

Why? IMO, because we are afraid to admit that there is a religious aspect to this war.

Bullshit, if he's up to something arrestable then he's arrestable. We’ve got plenty of folks making this religious as well.

 

[TemplarKormac]

Attending a campus of any type would do you some good.

And a dictionary would be like the Bible to you. It would burn your hands the moment you touched it. Words hurt, ya know.

 

[TemplarKormac]

We went through this demented RW shit with Benghazi. Remember how Obama came out the day after and called it an act of terror

Remember how after Obama called it "an act of terror" while his White House went on five different TV news shows and blamed it on a YouTube video? It's interesting how you leave that stuff out.

dementia.

Dementia by your definition would be Obama saying one thing (an act of terror) and then doing another (having Susan Rice blame it on a YouTube video).

 

[Siete]

Attending a campus of any type would do you some good.

And a dictionary would be like the Bible to you. It would burn your hands the moment you touched it. Words hurt, ya know.

They sure do. I'm crushed can't you tell?

 

[Correll]

Hmmmm. Visit ANY liberal college campus. Then tell me who has a "War of Words"

Says a lot if education is your enemy.

Which is not what he was referring to, as you well know, lefty.

Meaning it's not a Jerry Falwel

"radical islamic terrorist" ... the new dividing point being driven home by RW's to help in the confusion and create another defection for the party ..

"This great nation of many religions understands, our war is not against Islam, or against faith practiced by the Muslim people. Our war is a war against evil," Bush said in January 2002.

even the leader of free world idiots got it right.

We went through this demented RW shit with Benghazi. Remember how Obama came out the day after and called it an act of terror,

and the ODS'ers attacked him for not calling it 'terrorism'?

It's the same dementia.

Remember how he called Ft Hood workplace violence?

Remember how that nut was giving every possible clue you can imagine that he was a traitor but everyone ignored the problem?

But by god once the act was committed you knew the guy was up to no good, heh?

It was painfully obvious that he was up to no good well before.

But, people did nothing.

Why? IMO, because we are afraid to admit that there is a religious aspect to this war.

Bullshit, if he's up to something arrestable then he's arrestable. We’ve got plenty of folks making this religious as well.

Nice moving of the goal posts there.

The bar a moment ago was "up to no good".

Now it's "Arrestable".

Did you google what he was up to and realize that you had taken an indefensible position?


Nidal Hasan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


"Hasan was investigated by the FBI after intelligence agencies intercepted at least 18 e-mails between him and Anwar al-Awlaki between December 2008 and June 2009.[63] al-Awlaki was a major influence on radical English-speaking jihadis internationally, and contact with him by an American officer would naturally raise concerns.[64]

In one of the e-mails, Hasan wrote al-Awlaki: "I can't wait to join you" in the afterlife. Hasan also asked al-Awlaki when jihad is appropriate, and whether it is permissible if innocents are killed in a suicide attack.[65] In the months before the shooting, Hasan increased his contacts with al-Awlaki to discuss how to transfer funds abroad without coming to the attention of law authorities.[63]

A DC-based Joint Terrorism Task Force operating under the FBI was notified of the e-mails. Its Defense Criminal Investigative Service personnel reviewed the material. Army employees were informed of the e-mails, but did not perceive any terroristic threat in Hasan's questions"


He at least should have been relieved of his position in the army, and dishonorably discharged.

 

[Fenton Lum]

Says a lot if education is your enemy.

Which is not what he was referring to, as you well know, lefty.

Meaning it's not a Jerry Falwel

We went through this demented RW shit with Benghazi. Remember how Obama came out the day after and called it an act of terror,

and the ODS'ers attacked him for not calling it 'terrorism'?

It's the same dementia.

Remember how he called Ft Hood workplace violence?

Remember how that nut was giving every possible clue you can imagine that he was a traitor but everyone ignored the problem?

But by god once the act was committed you knew the guy was up to no good, heh?

It was painfully obvious that he was up to no good well before.

But, people did nothing.

Why? IMO, because we are afraid to admit that there is a religious aspect to this war.

Bullshit, if he's up to something arrestable then he's arrestable. We’ve got plenty of folks making this religious as well.

Nice moving of the goal posts there.

The bar a moment ago was "up to no good".

Now it's "Arrestable".

Did you google what he was up to and realize that you had taken an indefensible position?


Nidal Hasan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


"Hasan was investigated by the FBI after intelligence agencies intercepted at least 18 e-mails between him and Anwar al-Awlaki between December 2008 and June 2009.[63] al-Awlaki was a major influence on radical English-speaking jihadis internationally, and contact with him by an American officer would naturally raise concerns.[64]

In one of the e-mails, Hasan wrote al-Awlaki: "I can't wait to join you" in the afterlife. Hasan also asked al-Awlaki when jihad is appropriate, and whether it is permissible if innocents are killed in a suicide attack.[65] In the months before the shooting, Hasan increased his contacts with al-Awlaki to discuss how to transfer funds abroad without coming to the attention of law authorities.[63]

A DC-based Joint Terrorism Task Force operating under the FBI was notified of the e-mails. Its Defense Criminal Investigative Service personnel reviewed the material. Army employees were informed of the e-mails, but did not perceive any terroristic threat in Hasan's questions"


He at least should have been relieved of his position in the army, and dishonorably discharged.

Reckoin someone somewhere didn't see what they felt they needed to see, point? Goalpost related or otherwise?

 

[koshergrl]

Hmmmm. Visit ANY liberal college campus. Then tell me who has a "War of Words"

Says a lot if education is your enemy.

We have different ideas of what constitutes "education".

Commies are the enemy of educators...they wipe them out and replace them with propagandists. That has happened in the US though so far with minimal bloodshed.

But things are amping up.

 

[Kosh]

And this tread shows that the OP is nothin more than a far left drone marching to the far left religious dogma.

 

[Correll]

Which is not what he was referring to, as you well know, lefty.

Meaning it's not a Jerry Falwel

Remember how he called Ft Hood workplace violence?

Remember how that nut was giving every possible clue you can imagine that he was a traitor but everyone ignored the problem?

But by god once the act was committed you knew the guy was up to no good, heh?

It was painfully obvious that he was up to no good well before.

But, people did nothing.

Why? IMO, because we are afraid to admit that there is a religious aspect to this war.

Bullshit, if he's up to something arrestable then he's arrestable. We’ve got plenty of folks making this religious as well.

Nice moving of the goal posts there.

The bar a moment ago was "up to no good".

Now it's "Arrestable".

Did you google what he was up to and realize that you had taken an indefensible position?


Nidal Hasan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


"Hasan was investigated by the FBI after intelligence agencies intercepted at least 18 e-mails between him and Anwar al-Awlaki between December 2008 and June 2009.[63] al-Awlaki was a major influence on radical English-speaking jihadis internationally, and contact with him by an American officer would naturally raise concerns.[64]

In one of the e-mails, Hasan wrote al-Awlaki: "I can't wait to join you" in the afterlife. Hasan also asked al-Awlaki when jihad is appropriate, and whether it is permissible if innocents are killed in a suicide attack.[65] In the months before the shooting, Hasan increased his contacts with al-Awlaki to discuss how to transfer funds abroad without coming to the attention of law authorities.[63]

A DC-based Joint Terrorism Task Force operating under the FBI was notified of the e-mails. Its Defense Criminal Investigative Service personnel reviewed the material. Army employees were informed of the e-mails, but did not perceive any terroristic threat in Hasan's questions"


He at least should have been relieved of his position in the army, and dishonorably discharged.

Reckoin someone somewhere didn't see what they felt they needed to see, point? Goalpost related or otherwise?

If they couldn't see the problem, it was because they didn't WANT to see the problem.


IMO, because of POlitical Correctness and resistance to admit that this War has a religious aspect.

 

[Fenton Lum]

Meaning it's not a Jerry Falwel
But by god once the act was committed you knew the guy was up to no good, heh?

It was painfully obvious that he was up to no good well before.

But, people did nothing.

Why? IMO, because we are afraid to admit that there is a religious aspect to this war.

Bullshit, if he's up to something arrestable then he's arrestable. We’ve got plenty of folks making this religious as well.

Nice moving of the goal posts there.

The bar a moment ago was "up to no good".

Now it's "Arrestable".

Did you google what he was up to and realize that you had taken an indefensible position?


Nidal Hasan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


"Hasan was investigated by the FBI after intelligence agencies intercepted at least 18 e-mails between him and Anwar al-Awlaki between December 2008 and June 2009.[63] al-Awlaki was a major influence on radical English-speaking jihadis internationally, and contact with him by an American officer would naturally raise concerns.[64]

In one of the e-mails, Hasan wrote al-Awlaki: "I can't wait to join you" in the afterlife. Hasan also asked al-Awlaki when jihad is appropriate, and whether it is permissible if innocents are killed in a suicide attack.[65] In the months before the shooting, Hasan increased his contacts with al-Awlaki to discuss how to transfer funds abroad without coming to the attention of law authorities.[63]

A DC-based Joint Terrorism Task Force operating under the FBI was notified of the e-mails. Its Defense Criminal Investigative Service personnel reviewed the material. Army employees were informed of the e-mails, but did not perceive any terroristic threat in Hasan's questions"


He at least should have been relieved of his position in the army, and dishonorably discharged.

Reckoin someone somewhere didn't see what they felt they needed to see, point? Goalpost related or otherwise?

If they couldn't see the problem, it was because they didn't WANT to see the problem.


IMO, because of POlitical Correctness and resistance to admit that this War has a religious aspect.

Meaning it's not a Jerry Falwel
But by god once the act was committed you knew the guy was up to no good, heh?

It was painfully obvious that he was up to no good well before.

But, people did nothing.

Why? IMO, because we are afraid to admit that there is a religious aspect to this war.

Bullshit, if he's up to something arrestable then he's arrestable. We’ve got plenty of folks making this religious as well.

Nice moving of the goal posts there.

The bar a moment ago was "up to no good".

Now it's "Arrestable".

Did you google what he was up to and realize that you had taken an indefensible position?


Nidal Hasan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


"Hasan was investigated by the FBI after intelligence agencies intercepted at least 18 e-mails between him and Anwar al-Awlaki between December 2008 and June 2009.[63] al-Awlaki was a major influence on radical English-speaking jihadis internationally, and contact with him by an American officer would naturally raise concerns.[64]

In one of the e-mails, Hasan wrote al-Awlaki: "I can't wait to join you" in the afterlife. Hasan also asked al-Awlaki when jihad is appropriate, and whether it is permissible if innocents are killed in a suicide attack.[65] In the months before the shooting, Hasan increased his contacts with al-Awlaki to discuss how to transfer funds abroad without coming to the attention of law authorities.[63]

A DC-based Joint Terrorism Task Force operating under the FBI was notified of the e-mails. Its Defense Criminal Investigative Service personnel reviewed the material. Army employees were informed of the e-mails, but did not perceive any terroristic threat in Hasan's questions"


He at least should have been relieved of his position in the army, and dishonorably discharged.

Reckoin someone somewhere didn't see what they felt they needed to see, point? Goalpost related or otherwise?

If they couldn't see the problem, it was because they didn't WANT to see the problem.


IMO, because of POlitical Correctness and resistance to admit that this War has a religious aspect.

So if everyone you needed to see say out loud "that this War has a religious aspect" he would have been apprehended before the act. That's your argument?