Super Genius
Posts: 1,361 
Location: Great Satan
Location: Great Satan
October 12th, 2006, 04:35 PM
Ok wait..I need to soften my stance...heres what I really want to know
I'll grant there are millions of peaceful muslims in the world. So why don't we hear more from them about how outraged they are that Wahhabiists and their kind have hijacked the religion of peace? Is it beacuse they do and the press just doesnt cover it?
Or is it because their peaceful counter-parts might issue a fatwah for their heads?
Ok wait..I need to soften my stance...heres what I really want to know
I'll grant there are millions of peaceful muslims in the world. So why don't we hear more from them about how outraged they are that Wahhabiists and their kind have hijacked the religion of peace? Is it beacuse they do and the press just doesnt cover it?
Or is it because their peaceful counter-parts might issue a fatwah for their heads?
November 5th, 2006, 01:00 PM
Just found this site, real peaceful, ya right.
http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/
Just found this site, real peaceful, ya right.
http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/
Time Out
Posts: 14
Location: The Netherlands
Location: The Netherlands
November 8th, 2006, 03:46 PM
Instead of blaming Islam, people should blame the policy of the western
governments.
You can not expect to live in peace while invading and occupying other countries and killing thousands of people.
Peace has to come from both sides.
Read what Islam really says on terrorism, http://www.harunyahya.com/terrorism1.php
Instead of blaming Islam, people should blame the policy of the western
governments.
You can not expect to live in peace while invading and occupying other countries and killing thousands of people.
Peace has to come from both sides.
Read what Islam really says on terrorism, http://www.harunyahya.com/terrorism1.php
Super Genius
Posts: 1,361
Location: Great Satan
Location: Great Satan
November 8th, 2006, 03:51 PM
Its always this arguement, or the "Well they aren't real Muslims" arguement. There sure seems to be a whole ****load of these non-real muslim running amok though, doesn't there?
Quoting Asiyah
Instead of blaming Islam, people should blame the policy of the western
governments.
You can not expect to live in peace while invading and occupying other countries and killing thousands of people.
Peace has to come from both sides.
Read what Islam really says on terrorism, http://www.harunyahya.com/terrorism1.php
governments.
You can not expect to live in peace while invading and occupying other countries and killing thousands of people.
Peace has to come from both sides.
Read what Islam really says on terrorism, http://www.harunyahya.com/terrorism1.php
Its always this arguement, or the "Well they aren't real Muslims" arguement. There sure seems to be a whole ****load of these non-real muslim running amok though, doesn't there?
Time Out
Posts: 14
Location: The Netherlands
Location: The Netherlands
November 8th, 2006, 04:01 PM
You see the problem is that the media doesn’t cover it, it isn’t interesting enough.
Quoting thomaska
There have been events for peace held by Muslims; I took part in one of them
Ok wait..I need to soften my stance...heres what I really want to know
I'll grant there are millions of peaceful muslims in the world. So why don't we hear more from them about how outraged they are that Wahhabiists and their kind have hijacked the religion of peace? Is it beacuse they do and the press just doesnt cover it?
Or is it because their peaceful counter-parts might issue a fatwah for their heads?
I'll grant there are millions of peaceful muslims in the world. So why don't we hear more from them about how outraged they are that Wahhabiists and their kind have hijacked the religion of peace? Is it beacuse they do and the press just doesnt cover it?
Or is it because their peaceful counter-parts might issue a fatwah for their heads?
You see the problem is that the media doesn’t cover it, it isn’t interesting enough.
Super Genius
Posts: 1,361
Location: Great Satan
Location: Great Satan
November 8th, 2006, 04:18 PM
Quoting Asiyah
Well if they start covering them now, they will say they just started having them because of the shift to the left in power in the U.S.
There have been events for peace held by Muslims; I took part in one of them
You see the problem is that the media doesn’t cover it, it isn’t interesting enough.
You see the problem is that the media doesn’t cover it, it isn’t interesting enough.
Ponderous Intellect
Posts: 4,325
Location: Minnesota: Gopher State
Location: Minnesota: Gopher State
November 8th, 2006, 04:50 PM
There have been events for peace held by Muslims; I took part in one of them
You see the problem is that the media doesn’t cover it, it isn’t interesting enough.
Previously, I posted a few links on that matter. Indeed, Islam has strongly criticized terrorism but the Western media has conveniently overlooked that. Interestingly, "Christian" Bush attacked Iraq because he claimed to have been ordered by God to do so. Yet, nowhere in the media is his evil attack and war reported as an example of "Christian" intolerance.
As I said in my Islamophobia thread, there is plenty of reason to criticize all sides in the conflicts between religions. We need Peace in this troubled world and the first step in this process is drop all double standards. Do not condemn one without condemning all. Do not praise one without praising all.
It is time for all sides to treat everyone equally well. Then we will have Peace.
There have been events for peace held by Muslims; I took part in one of them
You see the problem is that the media doesn’t cover it, it isn’t interesting enough.
Previously, I posted a few links on that matter. Indeed, Islam has strongly criticized terrorism but the Western media has conveniently overlooked that. Interestingly, "Christian" Bush attacked Iraq because he claimed to have been ordered by God to do so. Yet, nowhere in the media is his evil attack and war reported as an example of "Christian" intolerance.
As I said in my Islamophobia thread, there is plenty of reason to criticize all sides in the conflicts between religions. We need Peace in this troubled world and the first step in this process is drop all double standards. Do not condemn one without condemning all. Do not praise one without praising all.
It is time for all sides to treat everyone equally well. Then we will have Peace.
November 8th, 2006, 04:59 PM
In some of my very first posts on this site, I stated clearly, 9/11 and all acts of terrorism, were the acts of a sects of, not the whole of Islam.
Quoting gopher
Something most of us said gopher, you just chose to ignore it. Previously, I posted a few links on that matter. Indeed, Islam has strongly criticized terrorism but the Western media has conveniently overlooked that. Interestingly, "Christian" Bush attacked Iraq because he claimed to have been ordered by God to do so. Yet, nowhere in the media is his evil attack and war reported as an example of "Christian" intolerance.
As I said in my Islamophobia thread, there is plenty of reason to criticize all sides in the conflicts between religions. We need Peace in this troubled world and the first step in this process is drop all double standards. Do not condemn one without condemning all. Do not praise one without praising all.
It is time for all sides to treat everyone equally well. Then we will have Peace.
As I said in my Islamophobia thread, there is plenty of reason to criticize all sides in the conflicts between religions. We need Peace in this troubled world and the first step in this process is drop all double standards. Do not condemn one without condemning all. Do not praise one without praising all.
It is time for all sides to treat everyone equally well. Then we will have Peace.
In some of my very first posts on this site, I stated clearly, 9/11 and all acts of terrorism, were the acts of a sects of, not the whole of Islam.
