Canada: "Iran is a Terrorist State"

[QUOTE="kingkong0124"][QUOTE="BossPerson"] BossPerson

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[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"] wtf is an Islamb? They're called Muslims...chessmaster1989

here come the apologists..

[QUOTE="kingkong0124"][QUOTE="BossPerson"] BossPerson

Christianity today is a better religion than Islam today. Christianity in the past is a better religion than Islam in the past.

#Facts

Many Christians do believe in gay rights" and stem cell research. And by the way, Christianity was not against black rights/women rights, it was backwards people..

kingkong0124

True and thats probably why religion is on the decline in the west. It seem pointless to me to believe in a god if you can't use it to justify your hatred of gays or keep women in the kitchen. Islam is growing faster than Christianity because it knows what the people want.

[QUOTE="BossPerson"][QUOTE="kingkong0124"] Okay, let's assume both Christianity and Islam are equally as bad. The difference is, Christians don't follow those bad teachings. Muslims do. Simple as that...a religion is largely based on its followers...kingkong0124

Christianity today is a better religion that Islam today. Christianity in the past is a better religion that Islam in the past.

#Facts

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[QUOTE="BossPerson"]So judging Christianity by the actions of the Vatican during their heydays is fair? fine. BossPerson

Christianity today is a better religion that Islam today. Christianity in the past is a better religion that Islam in the past.

#Facts

http://catholiceducation.org/articles/history/world/wh0110.html

read up dude.

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"][QUOTE="kingkong0124"]

here come the apologists..

kingkong0124

Ok?

Also I've always wondered what do you think apologist means? I want to know so I can tell what you think you're calling me.

[QUOTE="BossPerson"][QUOTE="kingkong0124"] Religions of the Abrahamic tradition are based on peace and love. Islam really is just a b*st*rdization of the previous two, although I strongly commend their beliefs in Jesus, Moses, etc. kingkong0124

Looking from a completely objective standpoint, we can compare Christian/Jewish countries to Islamic countries. Apart from a few countries (Turkey, UAE, etc.) we can see the degree to which each society has progressed..In almost all cases, Christian/Jewish countries value human rights more. These differences are based on culture/religion. If you don't agree with this point that's fine, just have a reasonable reply, unlike something like "f yourself"..

They are absolutely not based upon religion. They are in spite of religion.

The two primary factors that are the bedrock of western legal/rights development are:

The ascendancy of Parliament over Kings, most exemplified by the Glorious Revolution,

The ascendancy of the Rule of Law which also took off after the Glorious Revolution and ultimately led to the US Constitution

Ironically the Glorious Revolution came to be in part because of religious in-fighting:lol:

The problem with a considerable part of the Islamic world has nothing to do with their religion, per se. It has everything to do with never throwing off the shackles of kings and despots and never allowing the Rule of Law to flourish. Our societies have effectively put religion into a box. Just as we have put kings and despots into a box. And we have adopted a goverance and legal system that explicitly deals with those two problems.

Christianity in the past is a better religion than Islam in the past.

#Facts

kingkong0124

[QUOTE="kingkong0124"]

Christianity in the past is a better religion than Islam in the past.

#Facts

-Sun_Tzu-

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[QUOTE="BossPerson"]oh go f*ck yourselfSUD123456

Looking from a completely objective standpoint, we can compare Christian/Jewish countries to Islamic countries. Apart from a few countries (Turkey, UAE, etc.) we can see the degree to which each society has progressed..In almost all cases, Christian/Jewish countries value human rights more. These differences are based on culture/religion. If you don't agree with this point that's fine, just have a reasonable reply, unlike something like "f yourself"..

They are absolutely not based upon religion. They are in spite of religion.

The two primary factors that are the bedrock of western legal/rights development are:

The ascendancy of Parliament over Kings, most exemplified by the Glorious Revolution,

The ascendancy of the Rule of Law which also took off after the Glorious Revolution and ultimately led to the US Constitution

Ironically the Glorious Revolution came to be in part because of religious in-fighting:lol:

The problem with a considerable part of the Islamic world has nothing to do with their religion, per se. It has everything to do with never throwing off the shackles of kings and despots and never allowing the Rule of Law to flourish. Our societies have effectively put religion into a box. Just as we have put kings and despots into a box. And we have adopted a goverance and legal system that explicitly deals with those two problems.

[QUOTE="BossPerson"][QUOTE="kingkong0124"]

Christianity today is a better religion that Islam today. Christianity in the past is a better religion that Islam in the past.

#Facts

kingkong0124

http://catholiceducation.org/articles/history/world/wh0110.html

read up dude.

lol islambs can almost be as cute as your avatarMrPraline

he does have a nice avatar, lol

They are absolutely not based upon religion. They are in spite of religion.

The two primary factors that are the bedrock of western legal/rights development are:

The ascendancy of Parliament over Kings, most exemplified by the Glorious Revolution,

The ascendancy of the Rule of Law which also took off after the Glorious Revolution and ultimately led to the US Constitution

Ironically the Glorious Revolution came to be in part because of religious in-fighting:lol:

The problem with a considerable part of the Islamic world has nothing to do with their religion, per se. It has everything to do with never throwing off the shackles of kings and despots and never allowing the Rule of Law to flourish. Our societies have effectively put religion into a box. Just as we have put kings and despots into a box. And we have adopted a goverance and legal system that explicitly deals with those two problems.

SUD123456

[QUOTE="SUD123456"]MrPraline

[QUOTE="kingkong0124"][QUOTE="BossPerson"]Is something of yours rustled? SaudiFury

[QUOTE="kingkong0124"][QUOTE="BossPerson"]Is something of yours rustled? SaudiFury

[QUOTE="Darkman2007"][QUOTE="BossPerson"]So do you think netanyahu is prepared for a retaliatory attack? Because he seems quite reckless. There is no way some Israelis wont pay the price for an attack on Iran. Whether from Hamas or Iran's own arsenal. BossPerson

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[QUOTE="kingkong0124"]

Looking from a completely objective standpoint, we can compare Christian/Jewish countries to Islamic countries. Apart from a few countries (Turkey, UAE, etc.) we can see the degree to which each society has progressed..In almost all cases, Christian/Jewish countries value human rights more. These differences are based on culture/religion. If you don't agree with this point that's fine, just have a reasonable reply, unlike something like "f yourself"..

MrPraline

They are absolutely not based upon religion. They are in spite of religion.

The two primary factors that are the bedrock of western legal/rights development are:

The ascendancy of Parliament over Kings, most exemplified by the Glorious Revolution,

The ascendancy of the Rule of Law which also took off after the Glorious Revolution and ultimately led to the US Constitution

Ironically the Glorious Revolution came to be in part because of religious in-fighting:lol:

The problem with a considerable part of the Islamic world has nothing to do with their religion, per se. It has everything to do with never throwing off the shackles of kings and despots and never allowing the Rule of Law to flourish. Our societies have effectively put religion into a box. Just as we have put kings and despots into a box. And we have adopted a goverance and legal system that explicitly deals with those two problems.

[QUOTE="SUD123456"]

[QUOTE="kingkong0124"]

Looking from a completely objective standpoint, we can compare Christian/Jewish countries to Islamic countries. Apart from a few countries (Turkey, UAE, etc.) we can see the degree to which each society has progressed..In almost all cases, Christian/Jewish countries value human rights more. These differences are based on culture/religion. If you don't agree with this point that's fine, just have a reasonable reply, unlike something like "f yourself"..

MrPraline

They are absolutely not based upon religion. They are in spite of religion.

The two primary factors that are the bedrock of western legal/rights development are:

The ascendancy of Parliament over Kings, most exemplified by the Glorious Revolution,

The ascendancy of the Rule of Law which also took off after the Glorious Revolution and ultimately led to the US Constitution

Ironically the Glorious Revolution came to be in part because of religious in-fighting:lol:

The problem with a considerable part of the Islamic world has nothing to do with their religion, per se. It has everything to do with never throwing off the shackles of kings and despots and never allowing the Rule of Law to flourish. Our societies have effectively put religion into a box. Just as we have put kings and despots into a box. And we have adopted a goverance and legal system that explicitly deals with those two problems.

[QUOTE="BossPerson"][QUOTE="kingkong0124"] Okay, let's assume both Christianity and Islam are equally as bad. The difference is, Christians don't follow those bad teachings. Muslims do. Simple as that...a religion is largely based on its followers...kingkong0124

Christianity today is a better religion than Islam today. Christianity in the past is a better religion than Islam in the past.

#Facts

[QUOTE="kingkong0124"]

[QUOTE="BossPerson"]So judging Christianity by the actions of the Vatican during their heydays is fair? fine. l4dak47

Christianity today is a better religion than Islam today. Christianity in the past is a better religion than Islam in the past.

#Facts

>religion

[QUOTE="SUD123456"]They are absolutely not based upon religion. They are in spite of religion.

The two primary factors that are the bedrock of western legal/rights development are:

The ascendancy of Parliament over Kings, most exemplified by the Glorious Revolution,

The ascendancy of the Rule of Law which also took off after the Glorious Revolution and ultimately led to the US Constitution

Ironically the Glorious Revolution came to be in part because of religious in-fighting:lol:

The problem with a considerable part of the Islamic world has nothing to do with their religion, per se. It has everything to do with never throwing off the shackles of kings and despots and never allowing the Rule of Law to flourish. Our societies have effectively put religion into a box. Just as we have put kings and despots into a box. And we have adopted a goverance and legal system that explicitly deals with those two problems.

MannyDelgado

And a gazillion times in the past various Christians burned others to death for heresy. Is that also because of their religion? If so, why aren't Christians still burning people to death for heresy? Perhaps because it has nothing to do with religion. Think before you post.

DroidPhysX

DroidPhysX

[QUOTE="Ace6301"]Harper better not get us in another f*cking war. Wastes enough money on stupid crap as it is. He'll probably want to play with his new planes though.ShadowMoses900

I do not know enough about Steven Harpers policies to make an informed decison on him, I do not live in Canada. But if this is his decision then the man deserves a standing ovation, he is recognising the danger that is Iran and how important it is to protect Israel, who is the victim once again.

Here are just a few of the reasons the Canadian Government has listed as to why Iran can no longer be an ally:

Iran refuses to comply with the United Nations resolutions pertaining to its nuclear program

Increasing military assistance to the regime of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad

Iran shelters and "materially supports" terrorist groups

Routine threats to the existence of the state of Israel

Repeated violations of the Vienna Convention which governs diplomatic relations between most countries of the world

"Racist anti-Semitic rhetoric and incitement to genocide," Baird said.

Worst violators of human rights.

I want to avoid war as much as possible. But Iran better not even lift a finger against Israel.

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kingkong0124

DroidPhysX

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[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]

Ace6301

DroidPhysX

Yes. Since DroidPhysX is me, ergo, that is me.

[QUOTE="Ace6301"][QUOTE="kingkong0124"]

DroidPhysX

kingkong0124

Yes. Since DroidPhysX is me, ergo, that is me.

Did Kong dig that up from a PYP from like 2 years ago?

Sad.

Did Kong dig that up from a PYP from like 2 years ago?

Sad.

BossPerson

lol, no.

I typed in "skinny nerd" on Google.

[QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]

[QUOTE="Ace6301"]Harper better not get us in another f*cking war. Wastes enough money on stupid crap as it is. He'll probably want to play with his new planes though.thebest31406

I do not know enough about Steven Harpers policies to make an informed decison on him, I do not live in Canada. But if this is his decision then the man deserves a standing ovation, he is recognising the danger that is Iran and how important it is to protect Israel, who is the victim once again.

Here are just a few of the reasons the Canadian Government has listed as to why Iran can no longer be an ally:

Iran refuses to comply with the United Nations resolutions pertaining to its nuclear program

Increasing military assistance to the regime of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad

Iran shelters and "materially supports" terrorist groups

Routine threats to the existence of the state of Israel

Repeated violations of the Vienna Convention which governs diplomatic relations between most countries of the world

"Racist anti-Semitic rhetoric and incitement to genocide," Baird said.

Worst violators of human rights.

I want to avoid war as much as possible. But Iran better not even lift a finger against Israel.

"bu bu but I just hate Israel, not Jews" (which makes no sense).cslayer211

remember this kiddo's when you hate on a nation you hate everyone including the ethnicities within said nation state. so when we hate Iran, we ALSO hate all the people of Iran. when we hate on North Korea we ALSO hate all the North Koreans. same thing with all the other countries we don't like in the world.

[QUOTE="cslayer211"]"bu bu but I just hate Israel, not Jews" (which makes no sense).SaudiFury

remember this kiddo's when you hate on a nation you hate everyone including the ethnicities within said nation state. so when we hate Iran, we ALSO hate all the people of Iran. when we hate on North Korea we ALSO hate all the North Koreans. same thing with all the other countries we don't like in the world.

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[QUOTE="cslayer211"]"bu bu but I just hate Israel, not Jews" (which makes no sense).Darkman2007

remember this kiddo's when you hate on a nation you hate everyone including the ethnicities within said nation state. so when we hate Iran, we ALSO hate all the people of Iran. when we hate on North Korea we ALSO hate all the North Koreans. same thing with all the other countries we don't like in the world.

[QUOTE="Darkman2007"][QUOTE="SaudiFury"]

remember this kiddo's when you hate on a nation you hate everyone including the ethnicities within said nation state. so when we hate Iran, we ALSO hate all the people of Iran. when we hate on North Korea we ALSO hate all the North Koreans. same thing with all the other countries we don't like in the world.

SaudiFury