Religion of Peace

[RallyMo]

Congrats to more muslim terrorists making international news, once again.

 

I don't think that characterizing these people as terrorists creates the proper dialogue. We need to think about the circumstances that have forced them to take this kind of action.

[Blarg]

When I was in Berkeley, we had a discussion group that met weekly where we discussed the finer nuances of what acceptable means are to achieve one's goal when it comes to expression of their religion. We pretty unanimously decided that cases like this are alright given the oppression of Muslim beliefs around the world.

 

So Berkeley validates executing people in shopping malls to push forward political goals?

[fan_since79]

A British woman who converted to Islam may have been involved:

 

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/rest-of-world/British-white-widow-linked-to-Nairobi-mall-siege/articleshow/22947495.cms

 

One very bad 'lady'.

Edited September 23, 2013 by fan_since79

[mtangelsfan]

Rally caught a big one.

[fan_since79]

I don't think that characterizing these people as terrorists creates the proper dialogue. We need to think about the circumstances that have forced them to take this kind of action.

 

They've been taking these kinds of actions since the 7th century. It's the nature of the beast known as Islam. They've been on the march since the beginning.

 

Google "Battle of Tours", "Lepanto", "Siege of Vienna", etc etc etc.

[RallyMo]

So Berkeley validates executing people in shopping malls to push forward political goals?

 

I think you have to expand, enrich and reassess your perspective if that is what your takeaway from the conclusions of the discussion group. It should be noted that of seven professors that helped to facilitate the group, only 5 of them agreed in full with the general sentiment.

[RallyMo]

They've been taking these kinds of actions since the 7th century. It's the nature of the beast known as Islam. They've been on the march since the beginning.

 

Google "Battle of Tours", "Lepanto", "Siege of Vienna", etc etc etc.

 

I think your lack of knowledge and your thirst to discuss stories that involve death  (even justified actions seeking religious freedom such as this one) is clouding your view of this subject. I will not do your legwork and start Googling things. If you would like to cite things, please provide direct links and supporting original sources. Thank you.

[Blarg]

Still, you guys felt planting bombs on school buses and slaughtering people who couldn't name Muhammad's mothers name is rational and acceptable means of pushing forth an agenda. A deep and rich conversation it must have been.

 

I think you have to expand, enrich and reassess your perspective if that is what your takeaway from the conclusions of the discussion group. It should be noted that of seven professors that helped to facilitate the group, only 5 of them agreed in full with the general sentiment.

[RallyMo]

Still, you guys felt planting bombs on school buses and slaughtering people who couldn't name Muhammad's mothers name is rational and acceptable means of pushing forth an agenda. A deep and rich conversation it must have been.

 

I'm not certain that we concluded that it was rational, only that it was acceptable. We understood that people may not have the ability to fully comprehend the complexity of the situation and could generate perspectives such as the one you apparently have regarding the issue.

[fan_since79]

Rally's giving us the business this morning.

 

I actually fell for it for a moment there.

[fan_since79]

I think your lack of knowledge and your thirst to discuss stories that involve death  (even justified actions seeking religious freedom such as this one) is clouding your view of this subject. I will not do your legwork and start Googling things. If you would like to cite things, please provide direct links and supporting original sources. Thank you.

 

Careful there. The mods spanked us for that thread from the old forum. At least they spanked me. But I guess you're a mod, so you can give yourself some leeway.

[RallyMo]

Rally's giving us the business this morning.

 

I actually fell for it for a moment there.

 

Blarg is currently in my freezer. This was a good catch.

Edited September 23, 2013 by RallyMo

[Blarg]

I'm not certain that we concluded that it was rational, only that it was acceptable. We understood that people may not have the ability to fully comprehend the complexity of the situation and could generate perspectives such as the one you apparently have regarding the issue.

 

Just wondering, do you think the mall shooting was acceptable now that you are years removed from college?

[fan_since79]

Has anything rational ever come from a "discussion group" at Berkeley?

 

That's the real question here.

 

 

[RallyMo]

Just wondering, do you think the mall shooting was acceptable now that you are years removed from college?

 

I would think so. You have to remember that some of the people in my discussion group were some of the world's foremost liberal thinkers and professors. Their ability to clearly understand the situation improved over time as they were able to continue to build their knowledge base though further scholarly research and digestion of world events.

 

The same applies to me. I have expanded upon the framework that I built while at Berkeley. I am convinced that these actions are not only acceptable, but completely justified and function as the healthy assertion of religious freedom.

[Jay]

When I was in Berkeley, we had a discussion group that met weekly where we discussed the finer nuances of what acceptable means are to achieve one's goal when it comes to expression of their religion. We pretty unanimously decided that cases like this are alright given the oppression of Muslim beliefs around the world.

 

stopped reading at "Berkeley"

[RallyMo]

stopped reading at "Berkeley"

 

I'm surprised you were able to read the four words before it.

[Blarg]

I would think so. You have to remember that some of the people in my discussion group were some of the world's foremost liberal thinkers and professors. Their ability to clearly understand the situation improved over time as they were able to continue to build their knowledge base though further scholarly research and digestion of world events.

 

The same applies to me. I have expanded upon the framework that I built while at Berkeley. I am convinced that these actions are not only acceptable, but completely justified and function as the healthy assertion of religious freedom.

 

The logical progression towards a policy of eliminating cats as a species.

[RallyMo]

The logical progression towards a policy of eliminating cats as a species.

 

There needs to be no progression in the case of cats.

 

Cats = Should die. That's it.

[Kevin]

Easy solution rally. Tip off the terrorists that cats can't recite a muslim prayer. Should take care of that problem.

[fan_since79]

People lined up and gunned down with AK-47's for not being able to recite the Koran.

 

Incredible photos here and stories from survivors:

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2428875/Terror-Kenya-Survivors-reveal-gunman-executed-non-Muslims.html

[RallyMo]

Terrifying.

[Adam]

Survivors reveal how gunman executed non-Muslims - after asking them to name Prophet Mohammed's mother
 

Just in case, that bitch's name was Aminah bint Wahb

[Count Orlok]

'All Muslims leave... we only want to kill non-Muslims': Gunmen massacre at least 25 in Kenyan shopping mall after releasing anyone who could prove they were Islamic by reciting a prayer

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2427892/Nairobi-mall-Gunmen-massacred-22-Kenyan-shopping-centre-targeted-non-Islamics.html

 

Were they going on the honor system or what? I'd just say I'm a Muslim and get out of there.

[mtangelsfan]

Unless you could recite Koran passages you would be dead.