Paris Shootings. - Page 8

Eric · 12-01-2015, 19:02

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Originally Posted by Gordon Booth

Really nice Nick and really, really nice Ed probably wouldn't vote it in.

After all, don't forget Human Rights, offending minorities, minority votes etc.

Not to mention European Court of Human Rights and European Court of Justice.

If quite nice David does get in, we'll see what he actually does, probably get watered down.

That's another thing that pees me off about muslims ... they give tolerance and Human Rights a bad name. Civil Rights in the States was a great idea (from an underrated President), and as soon as the cops get on board, it will be even better.

But Human Rights work only if everyone gets with the program. Call it mutual respect. There are muslims out there demanding everything in return for nothing: "You have the right to respect me and my religion ... but don't nuke your bacon in a microwave I might use at some point in the future. Oh, and don't honor your soldiers. Have a Happy Holiday."

"Britain (or decadent Western cesspool of your choice): If your heart ain't in it, get your ass out of it." I changed it a little.

How can you "water down" a vague promise to do very little.

cashman · 12-01-2015, 19:05

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Originally Posted by Gordon Booth

Really nice Nick and really, really nice Ed probably wouldn't vote it in.

After all, don't forget Human Rights, offending minorities, minority votes etc.

Not to mention European Court of Human Rights and European Court of Justice.

If quite nice David does get in, we'll see what he actually does, probably get watered down.

Well aware of that Gordon, but the point is if he tried now and they stopped him (even so i think a majority would be got) Then it would only increase his chance of being re-elected imho.

Gordon Booth · 12-01-2015, 19:12

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Originally Posted by cashman

Well aware of that Gordon, but the point is if he tried now and they stopped him (even so i think a majority would be got) Then it would only increase his chance of being re-elected imho.

That's a good point, cashman.
I'll bet he doesn't though. Talking about it may lose some votes, doing it may lose more and underneath they're all chicken.

Eric · 12-01-2015, 19:39

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Originally Posted by Gordon Booth

they're all chicken.

Nah ... Chickens have balls. I know that 'cause I got some delivered from Panda Garden the other nite.

accyman · 12-01-2015, 22:35

the news paper/magazine is reprinting the pictures of mohamhead in its next issue to show they are not beaten and their right to freedom of speech will not be silenced

good on them its a pitty every newspaper in the free world isnt publishing them as well in defiance and also to show that all the terrorists acheived was making their problem a lot worse than one magazine offending them

Lucysgirl · 13-01-2015, 14:06

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Originally Posted by Neil

What will it take for it to be a war in your eyes?
The US never formally declared war on Vietnam, do you think that wasn't a war?

The USA have declared war five times. They declared war on North Vietnam in 1964 after the Vietcong fired missiles at an American ship.

Burningman · 13-01-2015, 14:11

I think we need a global redefinition....
If we keep talking about "muslim fundamentalists" it sets us up for accusations of being "islamophobes".
We need to to start calling them "ISLAMOFASCISTS". We have some experience in dealing with fascists.

Lucysgirl · 13-01-2015, 21:29

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Originally Posted by Burningman

I think we need a global redefinition....
If we keep talking about "muslim fundamentalists" it sets us up for accusations of being "islamophobes".
We need to to start calling them "ISLAMOFASCISTS". We have some experience in dealing with fascists.

I think we've played into the hands of the fundamentalists who refrain from differing between the Muslim sects. They ignore the fact that different nationalities have their own customs and simply stress the fact that they are all Muslim Brothers and Sisters. This surely is why muslims of Arabia, Sudanese origin, Pakistani origin, Eastern European origin, etc., feel free to usurp the inhabitants of another country and often on another continent.

accyman · 14-01-2015, 01:57

as for what government plans to do about the problem its just too close to an election to believe a damn word any of them say they will do about it

Accyexplorer · 14-01-2015, 07:31

Religion is as dangerous in a man as hydrophobia in a dog

Margaret Pilkington · 14-01-2015, 07:34

No, you are wrong Jason.
It is not religion which is dangerous, it is the perversion of religion to justify power for men which is the true danger

cashman · 14-01-2015, 11:53

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

No, you are wrong Jason.
It is not religion which is dangerous, it is the perversion of religion to justify power for men which is the true danger

Has he ever been right?

DtheP47 · 14-01-2015, 19:37

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

No, you are wrong Jason.
It is not religion which is dangerous, it is the perversion of religion to justify power for men which is the true danger

Ian McEwan wrote in Saturday's Guardian about how radical Islam has become global attractor for psychopaths Margaret. He makes a point worthy of consideration too that the most effective way of murdering Muslims is to join ISIS and that Pegida or the NF who are thinking of striking back should consider that.
Provocative post I know.

Restless · 17-01-2015, 09:52

This madness cannot be allowed to continue. Stoning women to death, crucifixion, making a little boy shoot spies & throwing homosexuals off buildings- The human race makes me sick

DtheP47 · 17-01-2015, 09:58

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Originally Posted by Restless

This madness cannot be allowed to continue. Stoning women to death, crucifixion, making a little boy shoot spies & throwing homosexuals off buildings- The human race makes me sick

You missed the 1000 lashes sentence to blogger Raif Badawi Rob !!