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Re: 2/3 of Terror is Right Wing Groups
« Reply #30 on: September 18, 2018, 03:13:10 pm »
Omni when you revert to name calling and typo whining it's clear you can not address the issues. You mdae a false accusation because I contend there is a cause and effect between Islamic extremism and terrorism that I am a bigot against all Muslims. That is false, I have explained the basis for my contentions and you of course hand no clue how to respond to them.

NEXT yes I make typos. I use a small device and I have a cognitive disorder from an illness that garbled letters and numbers. In spite of that I carry on and I try my best to edit the errors when I can. The typos are not a reflection as to the veracity or basis from which I postulate but I appreciate when you have no response you deflect. As for Dia equating me as an equivalent to a white supremacist when she knows damn well what I stand for it simply attests to the crap level  you two have lowered yourself in responses. The two of you need to grow up.

I will challenge anyone on this board misrepresenting or selectively ignoring the cause and effect, triggers and sources of global terrorism or fabricating b.s right wing deflection  devices to avoid discussing terrorism.

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Re: 2/3 of Terror is Right Wing Groups
« Reply #31 on: September 18, 2018, 03:36:51 pm »
Omni when you revert to name calling and typo whining it's clear you can not address the issues. You mdae a false accusation because I contend there is a cause and effect between Islamic extremism and terrorism that I am a bigot against all Muslims. That is false, I have explained the basis for my contentions and you of course hand no clue how to respond to them.

NEXT yes I make typos. I use a small device and I have a cognitive disorder from an illness that garbled letters and numbers. In spite of that I carry on and I try my best to edit the errors when I can. The typos are not a reflection as to the veracity or basis from which I postulate but I appreciate when you have no response you deflect. As for Dia equating me as an equivalent to a white supremacist when she knows damn well what I stand for it simply attests to the crap level  you two have lowered yourself in responses. The two of you need to grow up.

I will challenge anyone on this board misrepresenting or selectively ignoring the cause and effect, triggers and sources of global terrorism or fabricating b.s right wing deflection  devices to avoid discussing terrorism.

You have problems with my typos whoopy sheeyat. Any of you want to call me a bigot because you can not deal with issues..bring it.

I wasn't calling anyone names I was responding to what I saw and have seen here regularly that because there is terrorist activity among Muslim communities that one should not therefore assume that all Muslim's must be terrorists.

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Re: 2/3 of Terror is Right Wing Groups
« Reply #32 on: September 18, 2018, 04:33:13 pm »
Terrorists using religion to justify their actions is not the same thing as the religion fueling terrorism. If we used your "logic", then I could equally say right wing ideals fuel terrorism.

Any ideology, if taken to extremes, can fuel violence. But people tend to be more zealous about religious ideology than political ideology - especially if the religion in question is also highly political.

And of course, the components of that ideology are important. Jesus' mostly preached peace and love and good fellowship. That is the central focus of his message. People have still manged to interpret parts of the bible to endorse and support violence. The Koran's central message is most assuredly NOT peace, love and good fellowship. If it has one central message it is "All must submit to Islam". And it has a lot to say about the horrible people who refuse, and how to treat them.
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Re: 2/3 of Terror is Right Wing Groups
« Reply #33 on: September 18, 2018, 04:34:02 pm »
I wasn't calling anyone names I was responding to what I saw and have seen here regularly that because there is terrorist activity among Muslim communities that one should not therefore assume that all Muslim's must be terrorists.

And who has done such a thing?

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« Reply #34 on: September 18, 2018, 04:37:01 pm »
You seem to be of the mindset (not unlike argus) that if anyone who's name is Abdullah is involved in a crime then they must be involved in a wave of Islamic terrorism,

Like most of what you say, this is complete bullshit. I've in fact made it clear in recent texts that you can't do any such thing. Muslims can be criminals just like Christians. A Muslim criminal is a criminal unless their criminal actions are sustained to some degree by their religious beliefs and values. For example, there seems to be a good deal of evidence that all those Pakistani **** clubs in the UK were sustained by interpretations of the Koran which say it's okay to **** non-Muslims. They **** thousands of young girls, but they confined themselves to white girls, leaving Muslim girls alone.

Likewise there are interpretations - mainstream ones - that say it's all right for a man to commit violence on his wife. So that can be suggested as a religious sustenance for domestic abuse. There is no law in any Muslim nation that prevents a man from raping his wife, either. That is not a coincidence.
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Re: 2/3 of Terror is Right Wing Groups
« Reply #35 on: September 18, 2018, 04:48:56 pm »
And who has done such a thing?

Um, you.

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Re: 2/3 of Terror is Right Wing Groups
« Reply #36 on: September 18, 2018, 06:03:39 pm »
I'm confused

Yah that would not surprise me. Willi your brain explode if you find out where India is on a map?

Terrorism in India over the years has arisen in the Punjab with Seikh factions, in Kashmir with Pakistani Muslim extremists and Indian  Hindu and Seikh nationalists and Muslim extremists have carried out terrorist attacks in India including Mumbai.
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Re: 2/3 of Terror is Right Wing Groups
« Reply #37 on: September 18, 2018, 06:08:10 pm »
I wasn't calling anyone names I was responding to what I saw and have seen here regularly that because there is terrorist activity among Muslim communities that one should not therefore assume that all Muslim's must be terrorists.

Yes you claimed I appear to be a bigot.. Also thanks for pointing out the above but not pointing out the same thing about  'right wingers'. Why is your selective concern only for Muslims. Should I accuse you of being a bigot against al right wingers?
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Re: 2/3 of Terror is Right Wing Groups
« Reply #38 on: September 18, 2018, 06:10:54 pm »
Do you actually think the Saudi Government give a fiddelly arse.... about individual rights?

No and hey will you take a guess why? In that selective mind of yours do you want to explain how any Sharia law nation  or the religion it claims to enforce  promotes individual rights?

Also explain how you notice Saudi Arabian intolerance but do not correlate it to its interpretation of Sharia law and how you selectively ignore Muslim extremism and it's correlation to terrorism financed by , organized in and carried out in Iran, Bahrain, the UAE, Turkey, Pakistan, Yemen, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, Morrocco, Niger Chad, Mali, Nigeria, Dahomey, Senegal, Kenya, the Philippines, China, Russia, Somalia, India, and the over 500 Muslim terror cells operating globally?

Hey now you notice such things? You point out more Muslims are killed by Muslim terrorists than any Ameircan bomb...who you?






 
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Re: 2/3 of Terror is Right Wing Groups
« Reply #40 on: September 18, 2018, 06:22:49 pm »
Terrorism in India...

Not what I was confused about. You provided 2 seemingly conflicting statements.

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Re: 2/3 of Terror is Right Wing Groups
« Reply #41 on: September 18, 2018, 06:28:21 pm »
You seem to be of the mindset (not unlike argus) that if anyone who's name is Abdullah is involved in a crime then they must be involved in a wave of Islamic terrorism, but if their name is Billy Bob, oh well then they are just a misguided ...


Omni please do not deny you accused me of being an anti Muslim bigot. Your words are blatant.
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Re: 2/3 of Terror is Right Wing Groups
« Reply #42 on: September 18, 2018, 06:39:36 pm »
Terrorists using religion to justify their actions is not the same thing as the religion fueling terrorism. If we used your "logic", then I could equally say right wing ideals fuel terrorism.

Please explain how terrorists using their Muslim religion to justify their terorist  actions are not examples of terrorists using their religion to fuel their terrorism. You claim they are different, but do not explain the difference. Do explain the difference.

Next if you used logic then you would know logic would dictate the two are one and the same.

As well using logic one could not state right wing beliefs, left wing beliefs, Muslim beliefs, any beliefs could fuel terrorism but it would depend on the context they are used.






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Re: 2/3 of Terror is Right Wing Groups
« Reply #43 on: September 18, 2018, 06:40:45 pm »
Not what I was confused about. You provided 2 seemingly conflicting statements.

I cited information. Please explain the conflicting statements. I think you are suggesting because 50% of terrorist attacks were reported in 4 countries, and then of that 50% in the 4 countries, 50% of that was in 1 of the 4 countries, India, that may have confused you.

I understand you get confused. You might want to try ginseng tea.

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Re: 2/3 of Terror is Right Wing Groups
« Reply #44 on: September 18, 2018, 07:06:56 pm »

Well let's see, over the years I have lived/worked in Somalia, Syria, India, Iran, Afghanistan, and Iraq so there's another faulty assumption. And in the latter a lot of the terror was caused by bombs falling from George Bush's airplanes. So where did you say you lived with terrorism?

So you lived in countries with terrorism. Hey now is it not interesting all you noticed was George Bush bombs and you will not acknowledge the Muslim  extremist terrorist attacks and and  crimes in these nations.

This is how I know you are either being intellectually dishonest, deaf, dumb and blind andsomeone with an anti American bias to the point of rendering your comments assinine.

Unlike you I saw Muslim extremist terrorism first hand and put the body parts in bags. I witnessed mothers trying to fight to keep these scum from using their children as bombs.

I have been spit on thank you by Ultra orthodox Jews who believe Israel should not exist, extremist Israeli settlers and had Muslim women throw urine at me.

Save your selective outrage for the US for someone else. For you to have claimed to be in these countries and refuse to acknowledge the correlation between Musim extremism and terrorism is pathetic.

Go on tell everyone about how evil the US is. Finish what you started.

Tell me did you really think that anti Yankee bomb throw in supports your bias?


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