David.Podedworny wrote:
So who wants to bet when they will arrest them? In a month,week, day?
Janysc wrote:
So, am I the only one waiting for someone to call for the destruction of Islamberg, with the public execution of all its inhabitants?
Meh, let's just kill the sons o' bitchesFoxnews wrote:
But before you leap to conclusions... yada yada yada
You don't live here, you shouldn't talk about what you know nothing of, unless it's tea time for you right now.mikeyb118 wrote:
Fox news are trying to incite an anti Islamic fuelled version of Waco.
OMG they have guns!!! In the USA who doesn't.
Want to take bets on how soon ATF come knocking?
I don't live in the USA but I know enough about the domestic situation, and I think it is the lack of understanding shown by you and many others about Islam and Muslim culture that is the problem. What if I started calling Americans "crazy Christians", NO it would not stand because it is disregard and it shows an obvious lack of understanding and insight. This Muslim community is so closed to society because they live in fear, they live in fear of the hate-filled portion of society that is fed by right wing media outlets, such as FOX news.iamangry wrote:
You don't live here, you shouldn't talk about what you know nothing of, unless it's tea time for you right now.mikeyb118 wrote:
Fox news are trying to incite an anti Islamic fuelled version of Waco.
OMG they have guns!!! In the USA who doesn't.
Want to take bets on how soon ATF come knocking?
TBH I'd rather have a bunch of crazy muslims holed up in a small town than in a big city because there they're visible, there EVERYONE has their eyes on them.
You do know that Islam isn't a cult?usmarine2005 wrote:
lol...a muslim jonestown.
Ja.Bubbalo wrote:
You do know that Islam isn't a cult?usmarine2005 wrote:
lol...a muslim jonestown.
And that these are those helpful and productive Muslims you've been waiting to hear about?usmarine2005 wrote:
Ja.Bubbalo wrote:
You do know that Islam isn't a cult?usmarine2005 wrote:
lol...a muslim jonestown.
wha?Bubbalo wrote:
And that these are those helpful and productive Muslims you've been waiting to hear about?usmarine2005 wrote:
Ja.Bubbalo wrote:
You do know that Islam isn't a cult?
Helping to clear out the doctors office, for example.usmarine2005 wrote:
wha?Bubbalo wrote:
And that these are those helpful and productive Muslims you've been waiting to hear about?usmarine2005 wrote:
Ja.
I would say 99% of muslims in America are productive and helpful. Not sure where I said otherwise. But it is the ones who send money to fund terrorism under the cover of being helpful and productive worry me.Bubbalo wrote:
Helping to clear out the doctors office, for example.usmarine2005 wrote:
wha?Bubbalo wrote:
And that these are those helpful and productive Muslims you've been waiting to hear about?
No. But there have been cases where doctors and charity organizations were sending money.Bubbalo wrote:
And you hold the helpful and productive ones responsible?
It was quite a few people. Not nameing names.Bubbalo wrote:
Dammit! Who was the one blaming peaceful Muslims for not policing other Muslims?
Not me. I blame them for not marching in the streets over beheadings, but marching over a cartoon.Bubbalo wrote:
Dammit! Who was the one blaming peaceful Muslims for not policing other Muslims?
It has occurred to you that massive police and military efforts were working to stop the beheadings, but the cartoons were being reprinted more and more?usmarine2005 wrote:
Not me. I blame them for not marching in the streets over beheadings, but marching over a cartoon.Bubbalo wrote:
Dammit! Who was the one blaming peaceful Muslims for not policing other Muslims?
So the solution is a riot?Bubbalo wrote:
but the cartoons were being reprinted more and more?
In Britain there were Muslim protests supporting the right to print those cartoons.usmarine2005 wrote:
So the solution is a riot?Bubbalo wrote:
but the cartoons were being reprinted more and more?
Protest is not the same as a riot.PureFodder wrote:
In Britain there were Muslim protests supporting the right to print those cartoons.usmarine2005 wrote:
So the solution is a riot?Bubbalo wrote:
but the cartoons were being reprinted more and more?
There weren't any riots here either supporting or against the cartoons.usmarine2005 wrote:
Protest is not the same as a riot.PureFodder wrote:
In Britain there were Muslim protests supporting the right to print those cartoons.usmarine2005 wrote:
So the solution is a riot?
JaPureFodder wrote:
There weren't any riots here either supporting or against the cartoons.usmarine2005 wrote:
Protest is not the same as a riot.PureFodder wrote:
In Britain there were Muslim protests supporting the right to print those cartoons.
The solution to the US not liking someone seems to be physical violence. So I'd say their action was very American.usmarine2005 wrote:
So the solution is a riot?Bubbalo wrote:
but the cartoons were being reprinted more and more?
Not true. I have not fire bombed the set of American Idol yet.Bubbalo wrote:
The solution to the US not liking someone seems to be physical violence. So I'd say their action was very American.usmarine2005 wrote:
So the solution is a riot?Bubbalo wrote:
but the cartoons were being reprinted more and more?