Wow, you made sense. I hope you didn't hurt yourself.They both support extremism
Wow, you made sense. I hope you didn't hurt yourself.They both support extremism
i'm still chortling over this
expect insults when you're a ignorant neanderthal who hasn't got a proper grasp of reality...
Israel has made some very very very stupid mistakes. Hamas was one of them. They earned that one al on their own.
ROTFLMAO
What is the life expectancy in Gaza relative to its Arab neighbours under Israeli "genocide"?
What percentage of Egyptian women have undergone FGM, according to WHO?
etc etc etc
Everytime you make the mistake of actually putting forth what you believe are "facts", you have been made to look a fool.
If I'm an "ignorant neanderthal", you aren't even far enough up the evolutionary scale to have developed a backbone!!!!
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Given the fact that Colpy and I have dissected your posts, showed your errors, torn apart your links, so many times, that any self respecting adult would be to embarrassed to show their nic in here again. I don't think you are in any position to question the credibility of anyone. Especially since you threatened to punch someones teeth out. That was the all time stupid move, removing all doubt about what you are and how much 'cred' you have, or rather, don't have left.I was going to say don't ruin your credibility by calling that incoherent ****fest a sensible post, then i realized you didn't have any credibility to begin with.
Yes, I would imagine you would feel embarrassment by how easily we tear apart your posts.The only thing embarrassing is reading posts from you two clowns.
B.S post
I was going to say don't ruin your credibility by calling that incoherent ****fest a sensible post, then i realized you didn't have any credibility to begin with.
Colpy doesn't have the intellect , nor do you, to dissect, evaluate, and come to any sane or unbiased conclusion.. The only thing embarrassing is reading posts from you two clowns.
You can't compare something like climate discussion to something like race or religion.
I do not have to tolerate their insults.
Three in a row........nothing substantial whatsoever.
Proving my point........
Keep it up.
Neither do I, but we don't live in a perfect world, and we have to work with what we have. I don't take Geert or his illk serious anyways, but he makes a nice counter to the usual suspects. They're all cut from the same cloth.I'm not comparing them...I'm saying that for any policy/debate/discussion, at all where the conversation is dominated by the extreme ends, that everyone in between is not made better. When you say it's good to have another extreme opinion to balance another, I don't see that as being desirable at all.
Again, not quite in the same group.You can have a simple debate about health care, as facts are readily available. But when you try and discuss things like religion, you are taking about theories, beliefs and things that just aren't quite as tangible.Another clear example, our health care system needs attention and needs to change with the times and circumstances. Having the debate center on privatization versus the status quo, or us versus them (Canada v. USA) does not help, or make the rest of us in the middle any better off.
Because when replying to your nonsense, we simply just can't justify wasting the time putting any effort into something that would go well over your head. Like freedoms.Nothing substantial to reply to
".....Islam itself has only one form. The totalitarian ideology contained in the Koran has no room for moderation. If you really look at what the Koran says, in fact, you could argue that ‘moderate’ Muslims are not Muslims at all. It tells us that if you do not act on even one verse, then you are an apostate.” Unlike most critics of Islam, who tend to shy away from the explosive subject of Mohammed himself, Mr. Wilders forthrightly describes the Muslim Prophet as a dictator, a pedophile and a warmonger. “If you study the life of Mohammed,” Mr.Wilders told me, “you can see that he was a worse terrorist than Osama bin Laden ever was.”
As was proved to you in another thread, with you own link no less. The ruling Judge in the case, before the Feds back peddled, stated, that had the Feds not interfered, he would have upheld the barring of Galloway, on the grounds of his suspected financial support of a list terror group. He believed, that because of meddling committed by the feds, that Galloway was being barred for his message, not for his actions.
I'm just going by the wiki:
Justice Luc Martineau cited non-citizens "do not have an unqualified right to enter in Canada. The admission of a foreign national to this country is a privilege determined by statute, regulation or otherwise, and not as a matter of right." The judge also noted "a proper factual record and the benefit of full legal argument...are lacking at the present time."[129] Subsequently, Galloway canceled his Canadian tour and instead, delivered his speech over video link from New York to his Canadian audiences.[136] Galloway was allowed entry into Canada in October 2010, after a judge concluded that the original ban had been undertaken for political reasons.
George Galloway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
So as far as I understand, a judge admitted him back into Canada.
Yes, his dealings with Hamas is pretty sketchy, but there was no definitive legal call on that - which is what Colpy's post was assuming.
In other words he had not been convicted......
So, we should have let him in, arrested him, and tried him for supporting terrorism????
OF COURSE it was a political decision to keep him out, so what?
And there certainly is NO excuse to keep Mr. Wilders out now, is there?
Not that we need one, if we so choose....it is our sand box.
In other words he had not been convicted......
So, we should have let him in, arrested him, and tried him for supporting terrorism????
OF COURSE it was a political decision to keep him out, so what?
And there certainly is NO excuse to keep Mr. Wilders out now, is there?
Not that we need one, if we so choose....it is our sand box.