By FPBT
2018 Aug 9, 8:51am
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They wanted us dead. And they lost, because our army steamrolled their shit.
It’s mind boggling there are stupid people today who support those who want us all dead.
You want to die in the name of some weird interpretation of equality, feel free. It’s a free country. But don’t you dare put the rest of us into that stupid position.
FortWayne saysYou want to die in the name of some weird interpretation of equality, feel free. It’s a free country. But don’t you dare put the rest of us into that stupid position.
Can you please explain to me the difference between you wanting all of them dead and them wanting all of you dead? Which side is right? I say both sides are wrong.
Being the gateway pundit the more likely answer is Fake News.
http://www.fox9.com/news/193132614-story
Your link provided verification rather than refutation
If someone tries to kill you, you kill them right back. End of story.
FortWayne saysIf someone tries to kill you, you kill them right back. End of story.
2 wrongs don't make a right. What happened to thou shall not kill? I guess that is why I'm not a fan of Christians they can be such big hippocrates
Your link provided verification rather than refutation
your belifes do not constitute facts
big hippocrates
anti-muslime
just trolling
Now you are just trolling
FPBT saysyour belifes do not constitute facts
Neither do yours. Worse, when people post actual facts, you persist in counterfactual beliefs. (Please note the correct spelling of beliefs.)
FortWayne saysWhat happened to defending yourself?
Which commandment is that?
Here is some more from the above link
Today, Omar’s supporters are touting her latest response, and lacerating media racism. Omar IS judged differently. The bigots are more likely to provoke, and more likely to find takers in a majority-culture ignorant of how the Muslim faith works. (This also constrains us from evaluating claims based on faith.) Some is pure circumstance: Omar is from a culture of relatively recent immigrants.
But there are other media-training lessons here. Ad hominem attacks on bigots’ motives — however valid — won’t sway good reporters. Calling a source an Islamphobe or Donald Trump, Jr. may be excellent politics, but it doesn’t suffice as a response. I don’t care who gives me the tip, though I’ll try to characterize my source honestly in my story — if it runs.
911 showed us exactly how their faith works. Actions speak louder than words.
[i]s it not a contradiction to Islam to say, in effect, to a Christian, I love Allah but I will kill you"?
When did I dispute actual facts?
FortWayne says911 showed us exactly how their faith works. Actions speak louder than words.
For example, in the Crusades (circa. 1095 to 1270 C. E), Christians killed Muslims in the name of Jesus and Muslims killed Christians in the name of Allah. Is it not a contradiction to Christianity for a Christian to say, in effect, to a Muslim, "I love Jesus but I will kill you"? Similarly, is it not a contradiction to Islam to say, in effect, to a Christian, I love Allah but I will kill you"?
What shocks outsiders of Christianity and Islam, especially atheists and agnostics, is how could men who were dedicated to Jesus and Allah kill each other for religious purposes? No matter what moral and religious justifications may be offered for such killings, they are clearly wrong and deserve categorical and unequivocal condemnation by believers and non-believers alike.
Dan
a qoute?
FortWayne saysMaybe there are others who don't fault all for the actions of someDan
I miss Dan, who did acknowledge honestly the current differences in behavior between different religions.
FP/FPBT does not.
Also, Dan could spell, unlike FPBT:
FPBT saysa qoute?
FP could spell too, which makes me wonder what has happened.
FortWayne saysDan
I miss Dan, who did acknowledge honestly the current differences in behavior between different religions.
FP/FPBT does not.
Also, Dan could spell, unlike FPBT:
FPBT saysa qoute?
FP could spell too, which makes me wonder what has happened.
I miss Dan, who did acknowledge honestly the current differences in behavior between different religions.
Dates wasn’t something he comprehended.
curious2 saysI miss Dan, who did acknowledge honestly the current differences in behavior between different religions.
How many American soldiers pray to God before they go into battle? How is every Iraqi killed in Iraq not killed in God we trust?
When you figure a difference you let us know. Use that brain of yours.
For example, radical Christians who gun-down abortion doctors are religious terrorists. They also commit terroristic acts in bombing abortion clinics. Such Christians "fight" for the unborn child’s right to life but they deprive the doctor of his or her right to life. They believe that all human life is sacred but they attack the doctor’s sacredness of life. However, in doing so, Christian extremists are murdering doctors.
Another example is radical Muslims, such as suicide bombers, believe that they are dying for Allah or God and will be rewarded by him. They believe that what they are doing is right. However, believing something does not make it so. In other words, belief does not create reality. No matter how sincere the suicide bombers’ belief (the subjective factor of the moral act) that they will be rewarded by God, their sincerity does not make the act of killing innocent human beings (the objective factor of the moral act) right. In fact, it is murder!
A criticism of Right-Wing or radical Muslim terrorists should not be construed as a criticism of Islam per se, the religion to which the terrorist belongs. Of course, not all Muslims are terrorists. However, there are Muslims who justify their own beliefs by "proof-texting," that is, wrenching a religious text from its context as a pretext or cover-up to justify terrorism.
Likewise, a criticism of Right-Wing Christians should not be construed as a criticism of Christianity per se. Not all Christians are, theologically and politically, on the far Right. In the words of John Warwick Montgomery, a scholar of international law, "[I]t is hardly fair to attribute to the Christian religion acts or opinions that in fact are in direct opposition to Christ’s own teachings."
If he has a Christian bone in his body, it belongs to his priest :)
How many Indonesians do we see
Christianity just isn't doing it for me anymore I'm going for the underdog.
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