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Doc63
Joined: 06 May 2004 Location: Newport
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Islam, the religion of peace!!!
_________________ I hold a cup of wisdom, but there is nothing within. |
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schuey07
Joined: 05 Aug 2008 Location: Mount Waverley
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Doc63 wrote: | Islam, the religion of peace!!!
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Let's see the usual apologists come out and give us long winded rants on why we are to blame for the behaviour of these morons. |
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Doc63
Joined: 06 May 2004 Location: Newport
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schuey07 wrote: | Doc63 wrote: | Islam, the religion of peace!!!
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Let's see the usual apologists come out and give us long winded rants on why we are to blame for the behaviour of these morons. |
Yes, it wont be long now. _________________ I hold a cup of wisdom, but there is nothing within. |
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HAL
Please don't shout at me - I can't help it.
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Oh. Why not? |
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David
to wish impossible things
Joined: 27 Jul 2003 Location: the edge of the deep green sea
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Doc63 wrote: | Islam, the religion of peace!!!
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Wow, did you come up with that one on your own? _________________ "Every time we witness an injustice and do not act, we train our character to be passive in its presence." – Julian Assange |
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Doc63
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David wrote: | Doc63 wrote: | Islam, the religion of peace!!!
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Wow, did you come up with that one on your own? |
Yes, I knew it wouldn't take long for the King of the Usual Apologists to respond.
So easy, so predictable. _________________ I hold a cup of wisdom, but there is nothing within. |
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schuey07
Joined: 05 Aug 2008 Location: Mount Waverley
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Doc63 wrote: | David wrote: | Doc63 wrote: | Islam, the religion of peace!!!
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Wow, did you come up with that one on your own? |
Yes, I knew it wouldn't take long for the King of the Usual Apologists to respond.
So easy, so predictable. |
Yep, the No. 1 apologist.
How is it that I am the son and grandson of Immigrants and I don't have a special kind hate for this country. Is that because my family came to Australia when you were expected to assimilate and work for everything that you want. Is it because my family told us to be thankful for the opportunities that we have here, and that in Australia if you want something all you have to do is work hard for it.
I respect my heritage, but I am first and foremost Australian. There is nothing like when you have been overseas on holiday,like coming home. This is home and I could think of nowhere else in the world better to be.
Maybe the families of these kids aren't setting a good example, and they hate this country just as much as their sons do. The question then needs to be asked why are you here. |
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Doc63
Joined: 06 May 2004 Location: Newport
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From The Age:
"We have acted swiftly to disrupt an attack intended to bring harm to everyday Victorians going about their business," acting Deputy Commissioner Patton said.
As I said, the religion of peace!!
"At this stage we have no information there was a planned beheading," AFP acting Deputy Commissioner Neil Gaughan said.
Gee, that's comforting, isn't it? _________________ I hold a cup of wisdom, but there is nothing within. |
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nomadjack
Joined: 27 Apr 2006 Location: Essendon
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Terrorists...bigots...wouldn't give a stale bucket of piss for either... |
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5150
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Is sportsbet giving odds on this or is it not a real event? |
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Woods Of Ypres
Joined: 27 May 2003 Location: Yugoslavia
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schuey07 wrote: | Doc63 wrote: | David wrote: | Doc63 wrote: | Islam, the religion of peace!!!
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Wow, did you come up with that one on your own? |
Yes, I knew it wouldn't take long for the King of the Usual Apologists to respond.
So easy, so predictable. |
Yep, the No. 1 apologist.
How is it that I am the son and grandson of Immigrants and I don't have a special kind hate for this country. Is that because my family came to Australia when you were expected to assimilate and work for everything that you want. Is it because my family told us to be thankful for the opportunities that we have here, and that in Australia if you want something all you have to do is work hard for it.
I respect my heritage, but I am first and foremost Australian. There is nothing like when you have been overseas on holiday,like coming home. This is home and I could think of nowhere else in the world better to be.
Maybe the families of these kids aren't setting a good example, and they hate this country just as much as their sons do. The question then needs to be asked why are you here. |
well said mate, this is the best country in the world. my grandparents came over from Macedonia with nothing, worked hard and always loved this country. I have lived in a few countries, Australia is the best. |
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Dave The Man
Joined: 01 Apr 2005 Location: Someville, Victoria, Australia
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and This is the Problem with Most Wars.
They are over Religion _________________ I am Da Man
Last edited by Dave The Man on Sat Apr 18, 2015 6:26 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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stui magpie
Prepare for the worst, hope for the best.
Joined: 03 May 2005 Location: In flagrante delicto
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David wrote: | You can selectively group unrelated events together as much as you like, but what's the point? Why focus on this and not, say, Muslims killing Hindus because they're Hindus (and vice versa), or Catholics killing Protestants because they're Protestants, or Buddhists killing Muslims because they're Muslims? It just feels like another chapter in the terribly boring "Islam is bad" chronicles, and just gives further ammunition to the F Off We're Full crowd who are thirsty for any example of a Muslim person doing something terrible anywhere. |
Why focus on this instead of them? Simple. Seen any examples of those other situations lately?
The catholics v protestants back in ireland wasn't actually religious anyway, as Morrigu explained.
There's plenty of people who consider themselves Muslim and manage to fit in to western society just fine. I feel sorry for them because the basics of their religion just doesn't play well with others.
I like that Australia is a multicultural and tolerant society. Fundamentalist Christianity has a very weak grip here compared to the USA, we're just not a religious lot.
Now the potential weakness and strength of Islam is the same thing, it doesn't have organised churches and a structure like the major Christian ones. Anyone can pretty much call himself a preacher and open up shop. So what we actually need is to get the Muslim population in Australia to reject the fundamentalist nutjobs and go with the moderate ones. If that happens, all will be fine and everyone will coexist. _________________ Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down. |
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think positive
Side By Side
Joined: 30 Jun 2005 Location: somewhere
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Dave The Man wrote: | and This is the Problem with Most Wars.
They are over Religion |
Well said Dave
And whilst I like to believe there a higher power I don't stake my life On It
Or, more importantly, anyone else's
Cheers _________________ You cant fix stupid, turns out you cant quarantine it either! |
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think positive
Side By Side
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stui magpie wrote: | David wrote: | You can selectively group unrelated events together as much as you like, but what's the point? Why focus on this and not, say, Muslims killing Hindus because they're Hindus (and vice versa), or Catholics killing Protestants because they're Protestants, or Buddhists killing Muslims because they're Muslims? It just feels like another chapter in the terribly boring "Islam is bad" chronicles, and just gives further ammunition to the F Off We're Full crowd who are thirsty for any example of a Muslim person doing something terrible anywhere. |
Why focus on this instead of them? Simple. Seen any examples of those other situations lately?
The catholics v protestants back in ireland wasn't actually religious anyway, as Morrigu explained.
There's plenty of people who consider themselves Muslim and manage to fit in to western society just fine. I feel sorry for them because the basics of their religion just doesn't play well with others.
I like that Australia is a multicultural and tolerant society. Fundamentalist Christianity has a very weak grip here compared to the USA, we're just not a religious lot.
Now the potential weakness and strength of Islam is the same thing, it doesn't have organised churches and a structure like the major Christian ones. Anyone can pretty much call himself a preacher and open up shop. So what we actually need is to get the Muslim population in Australia to reject the fundamentalist nutjobs and go with the moderate ones. If that happens, all will be fine and everyone will coexist. |
Stuis last two sentences says it all
Just let us know your with us, not against us _________________ You cant fix stupid, turns out you cant quarantine it either! |
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