Muslim Extremists protest in Britian

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We were talking about the Jews. You're not very good at this, are you?
you are diverting...Jews have zero to do with this...do you think it is okay for those protesters to say hate to Britain, hate to the police, women need to cover themselves... that's okay with you but anyone questioning this has a hate on for Muslims. That is some crazy logic you are employing there.
 

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I found this horrifying and I consider myself moderate.
Nuckin futs. If they don't like the UK then wtf are they there? No respect for anything UK, yet they seem to expect others to respect them. That's screwy. No-one's forcing them to live in the UK.
Their arguments are irrational and emotional claptrap.

Trying to reason with the rampaging, irrational ideology of which Islam is comprised is quite futile. You can start with the precept that Islam and Christianity are fundamental contradictions in their conception of the moral, material and spiritual constitution of humanity. All of the blather of 'ecumenism' and 'worshiping the same one God' is undone when you see that Islam worships an Idol.. which is why it is so viciously violent and uncomprehending of the human condition. It's only going to get worse.. the more its mixes the more frustrated and unincorporated it will become in the Western mosaic.. forming an anti-Western redoubt that opposes all Christian based concepts of civil liberty and responsibility.
lol I see little difference between Christianity and Islam except some Islamic peoples are more activist.
Civil liberty and responsibility are much older than Christianity. As far as the Christian-based concepts of them goes, to some people they are oppressive. IE: cajoling and threatening people into following your god's laws is oppressive. Like I said, not much difference between Christianity and Islam.

Kinda glad that not all Muslims are like those fundies and other nutcases in the vid.
 

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you are diverting...Jews have zero to do with this...do you think it is okay for those protesters to say hate to Britain, hate to the police, women need to cover themselves... that's okay with you but anyone questioning this has a hate on for Muslims. That is some crazy logic you are employing there.

That is the logic they employ. IMO they have hope that they can placate them. Islamofacists count on the weakness of the west.
 

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you are diverting...Jews have zero to do with this...do you think it is okay for those protesters to say hate to Britain, hate to the police, women need to cover themselves... that's okay with you
Yep. It's called freedom of speech.

I think they're reprehensible. But I'm not in the business of deciding what speech is "worthy" and what isn't. I leave that to the self-righteous.

but anyone questioning this has a hate on for Muslims. That is some crazy logic you are employing there.

And they're free to speak as they will, too. And I'm free to point them out as what they are.
 

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I think they're reprehensible. But I'm not in the business of deciding what speech is "worthy" and what isn't. I leave that to the self-righteous.

Just reprehensible? Or are they racist and bigots?



And they're free to speak as they will, too. And I'm free to point them out as what they are.

What they are... meaning racists and bigots?
 
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I just flat-out don't believe that radical Muslims, which is only a small portion of all Muslims, which are a tiny fraction of the population, have a chance in hell of producing a significant change in Britain, or the U.S., or Canada, the invertebrate nature of your average USBritCan liberal notwithstanding.

The bigotry of a portion of the white male Christian population, however, was once the law of the land, and given that a sitting United States Senator (Rand Paul) has called for the repeal of the Civil Rights Acts, I consider that bigotry more important and dangerous than the bigotry of a fraction of one percent of the population.