when are brits gonna stand up against multiculturalism.. i guess your own people getting beheaded in your own streets isnt enough
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"Common definitions of terrorism refer only to those violent acts which are intended to create fear (terror); are perpetrated for a religious, political or, ideological goal; and deliberately target or disregard the safety of non-combatants (civilians)." Seems to fit the criteria to me.hartsickdiscipl
"Terrorist" attack? Â I'm not sure this really qualifies. Â
[QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]"Common definitions of terrorism refer only to those violent acts which are intended to create fear (terror); are perpetrated for a religious, political or, ideological goal; and deliberately target or disregard the safety of non-combatants (civilians)." Seems to fit the criteria to me.
"Terrorist" attack? Â I'm not sure this really qualifies. ÂOhJayDubya
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I don't think they are creating much fear. Â Move along. Â
"Common definitions of terrorism refer only to those violent acts which are intended to create fear (terror); are perpetrated for a religious, political or, ideological goal; and deliberately target or disregard the safety of non-combatants (civilians)." Seems to fit the criteria to me.[QUOTE="OhJayDubya"][QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]
"Terrorist" attack? Â I'm not sure this really qualifies. Âhartsickdiscipl
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I don't think they are creating much fear. Â Move along. Â
Really? Then explain the British Government's reaction."Common definitions of terrorism refer only to those violent acts which are intended to create fear (terror); are perpetrated for a religious, political or, ideological goal; and deliberately target or disregard the safety of non-combatants (civilians)." Seems to fit the criteria to me.[QUOTE="OhJayDubya"][QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]
"Terrorist" attack? Â I'm not sure this really qualifies. Âhartsickdiscipl
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I don't think they are creating much fear. Â Move along. Â
Doesn't matter what you "Don't Think", it is creating fear. People of the EDL political party are lining the streets in Woolwich and the tension is starting to mount, people are starting to get worried that it will boil over.[QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"][QUOTE="OhJayDubya"] "Common definitions of terrorism refer only to those violent acts which are intended to create fear (terror); are perpetrated for a religious, political or, ideological goal; and deliberately target or disregard the safety of non-combatants (civilians)." Seems to fit the criteria to me.LJS9502_basic
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I don't think they are creating much fear. Â Move along. Â
Really? Then explain the British Government's reaction.Â
Idiots. Â
[QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"][QUOTE="OhJayDubya"] "Common definitions of terrorism refer only to those violent acts which are intended to create fear (terror); are perpetrated for a religious, political or, ideological goal; and deliberately target or disregard the safety of non-combatants (civilians)." Seems to fit the criteria to me.OhJayDubya
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I don't think they are creating much fear. Â Move along. Â
Doesn't matter what you "Don't Think", it is creating fear. People of the EDL political party are lining the streets in Woolwich and the tension is starting to mount, people are starting to get worried that it will boil over.Â
I don't understand how something like this could create that big a reaction. Â Absurd. Â Something is up. Â I think the media and government are intentionally blowing it out of proportion. Â
Really? Then explain the British Government's reaction.[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]
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I don't think they are creating much fear. Â Move along. Â
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They undermine your opinion nonetheless....Doesn't matter what you "Don't Think", it is creating fear. People of the EDL political party are lining the streets in Woolwich and the tension is starting to mount, people are starting to get worried that it will boil over.[QUOTE="OhJayDubya"][QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]
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I don't understand how something like this could create that big a reaction. Â Absurd. Â Something is up. Â I think the media and government are intentionally blowing it out of proportion. Â
Why does there have to be a government conspiracy? Just because someone being brutally murdered in street is as common as putting on pants in America doesn't mean it is everywhere else.Islam=/=Terrorist. Did 2001 really Up chuck peoples minds that badly?Is it just me or did the idiot with the meat cleaver not even mention Islam? I watched the video and saw no mention of Islam. Has someone got some actual evidence?
Asim90
Witnesses heard them shouting "Allahu Akbar" when he was beheading the victim.Is it just me or did the idiot with the meat cleaver not even mention Islam? I watched the video and saw no mention of Islam. Has someone got some actual evidence?
Asim90
[QUOTE="Asim90"]Witnesses heard them shouting "Allahu Akbar" when he was beheading the victim.Is it just me or did the idiot with the meat cleaver not even mention Islam? I watched the video and saw no mention of Islam. Has someone got some actual evidence?
OhJayDubya
Could you please post in testimonies of the witnesses. I'd like to see them saying this.
Witnesses heard them shouting "Allahu Akbar" when he was beheading the victim.[QUOTE="OhJayDubya"][QUOTE="Asim90"]
Is it just me or did the idiot with the meat cleaver not even mention Islam? I watched the video and saw no mention of Islam. Has someone got some actual evidence?
Asim90
Could you please post in testimonies of the witnesses. I'd like to see them saying this.
Should of worded that as "Claimed" but shall see if I can find anything.Â
EDIT: By the looks of it there is no official testimony but that could change by the morning.Â
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[QUOTE="OhJayDubya"] Witnesses heard them shouting "Allahu Akbar" when he was beheading the victim.OhJayDubya
Could you please post in testimonies of the witnesses. I'd like to see them saying this.
Should of worded that as "Claimed" but shall see if I can find anything.Â
EDIT: By the looks of it there is no official testimony but that could change by the morning.Â
So basically there is absolutely no evidence that is an Islamically motivated crime? Yet everyone is up in arms condeming Muslims. My gosh what a surprise.
Should of worded that as "Claimed" but shall see if I can find anything.[QUOTE="OhJayDubya"]
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Could you please post in testimonies of the witnesses. I'd like to see them saying this.
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EDIT: By the looks of it there is no official testimony but that could change by the morning.Â
So basically there is absolutely no evidence that is an Islamically motivated crime? Yet everyone is up in arms condeming Muslims. My gosh what a surprise.
Ignorance breeds ignorance, its not like people jumping on the Islam hate train is exclusive to this.[QUOTE="TruthTellers"]The peaceful religion strikes again.SPBossSorry but killing innocents is definitely not permitted in Islam, maybe you should get your head out of Fox News' ass and think for yourself Ahh, but these men killed in the name of god. Is that permitted in Islam? Oh wait, yes it is. Take the Mary Jane out of your underwear and stop smoking it killing off your pathetic brain cells.
Fvckin black Muslims. Only they would hack people to death like their primal friends in Africa.lo_Pine
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[QUOTE="SPBoss"][QUOTE="TruthTellers"]The peaceful religion strikes again.TruthTellersSorry but killing innocents is definitely not permitted in Islam, maybe you should get your head out of Fox News' ass and think for yourself Ahh, but these men killed in the name of god. Is that permitted in Islam? Oh wait, yes it is. Take the Mary Jane out of your underwear and stop smoking it killing off your pathetic brain cells.
Did you even read what I said above? Show some evidence that this was done in the name of Islam.Â
Ahh, but these men killed in the name of god. Is that permitted in Islam? Oh wait, yes it is. Take the Mary Jane out of your underwear and stop smoking it killing off your pathetic brain cells.[QUOTE="TruthTellers"][QUOTE="SPBoss"] Sorry but killing innocents is definitely not permitted in Islam, maybe you should get your head out of Fox News' ass and think for yourselfAsim90
Did you even read what I said above? Show some evidence that this was done in the name of Islam.Â
Did you even watch the video, or read the comments witnesses said they overheard? And I know what your trying to say with your "killing innocents is not permitted in Islam" bullcrap: Your trying to say that the murder of this alleged soldier is actually fine because the man was a soldier and if you're a soldier you're guilty of killing innocents. Can you prove that the man MURDERED killed anyone?[QUOTE="Asim90"][QUOTE="TruthTellers"] Ahh, but these men killed in the name of god. Is that permitted in Islam? Oh wait, yes it is. Take the Mary Jane out of your underwear and stop smoking it killing off your pathetic brain cells.TruthTellers
Did you even read what I said above? Show some evidence that this was done in the name of Islam.Â
Did you even watch the video, or read the comments witnesses said they overheard? And I know what your trying to say with your "killing innocents is not permitted in Islam" bullcrap: Your trying to say that the murder of this alleged soldier is actually fine because the man was a soldier and if you're a soldier you're guilty of killing innocents. Can you prove that the man MURDERED killed anyone? Seems to be conflicting reports if this guy was a Soldier or if he was a charity worker with "Help for Heroes".[QUOTE="thebest31406"][QUOTE="MrPraline"] He dislikes Islamic immigration because it brings Islam to the West and many (me included) believe that Islam is a totalitarian political ideology. Has nothing to do with nationality or race or whatever. TruthTellersI could very well agree with that but how do you link terrorism into this ideology? This would suggests that the 1.6 billion Muslims are terrorist by nature. I think it's easy to call any religious attack perpetrated by Muslims, in the name of Islam, a terrorist attack. But really, in this case, it's a hate crime perpetrated by Muslims, in the name of Islam. I don't think that 1.6 million Muslims are terrorists, but those who don't condemn this action in the name of Allah, are no better than these two third world savages... and I would call them terrorist sympathizers.
That is some very poor reasoning, extremely poor. First of all there is 1.6 billion muslims, not million. Secondly, what you said makes no logical sense. How on earth can you say somebody who condemns violence in the name of an ideology, is the same as somebody who propogates violence? How can you argue this with a straight face? Seriously, I am astonished that you think this is logical.
If somebody condemns violence for secular reasons, are they the same as somebody who propogates violence for the sake of social darwinism or scientific progress? Is somebody who condemns violence in the name of democracy the same as somebody who murders in the name of democracy? There are definitely theological arguments rooted in religions that should be analysed, but you just made a ridiculous blanket statement.
You essentially just said that all Muslims, whether peaceful or not is irrelevant, they are all as bad as terrorists. What is more scary is that you think you have used reason to arrive to that conclusion.Â
[QUOTE="Asim90"][QUOTE="TruthTellers"] Ahh, but these men killed in the name of god. Is that permitted in Islam? Oh wait, yes it is. Take the Mary Jane out of your underwear and stop smoking it killing off your pathetic brain cells.TruthTellers
Did you even read what I said above? Show some evidence that this was done in the name of Islam.Â
Your trying to say that the murder of this alleged soldier is actually fine because the man was a soldier and if you're a soldier you're guilty of killing innocents. Can you prove that the man MURDERED killed anyone?What on earth are you talking about? Where did I even imply that let alone say it? You are not even worth having a discussion with.Â
I think it's easy to call any religious attack perpetrated by Muslims, in the name of Islam, a terrorist attack. But really, in this case, it's a hate crime perpetrated by Muslims, in the name of Islam. I don't think that 1.6 million Muslims are terrorists, but those who don't condemn this action in the name of Allah, are no better than these two third world savages... and I would call them terrorist sympathizers.[QUOTE="TruthTellers"][QUOTE="thebest31406"] I could very well agree with that but how do you link terrorism into this ideology? This would suggests that the 1.6 billion Muslims are terrorist by nature.Asim90
That is some very poor reasoning, extremely poor. First of all there is 1.6 billion muslims, not million. Secondly, what you said makes no logical sense. How on earth can you say somebody who condemns violence in the name of an ideology, is the same as somebody who propogates violence? How can you argue this with a straight face? Seriously, I am astonished that you think this is logical.
If somebody condemns violence for secular reasons, are they the same as somebody who propogates violence for the sake of social darwinism or scientific progress? Is somebody who condemns violence in the name of democracy the same as somebody who murders in the name of democracy? There are definitely theological arguments rooted in religions that should be analysed, but you just made a ridiculous blanket statement.
You essentially just said that all Muslims, whether peaceful or not is irrelevant, they are all as bad as terrorists. What is more scary is that you think you have used reason to arrive to that conclusion.Â
I never said all Muslims were terrorists, but those who agreed with this type of action and those that don't denounce it as terrorist SYMPATHIZERS. Are you so PC that you can't even tell the difference between a terrorist and a sympathizer? Wow, just... wow.[QUOTE="thebest31406"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]Oh well Muslim Americans is quite different from ME Muslims in what they think and do....Muslims in general though will be skewed differently.Person0Probably so, but as Person illustrated, the majority of the worlds Muslims don't justify killing of civilians. Well that was a question asking if Suicide bombing in defense of islam against civilians was justified. the polls you put up about other religions isn't the same. Show me the link.
[QUOTE="Asim90"][QUOTE="TruthTellers"] I think it's easy to call any religious attack perpetrated by Muslims, in the name of Islam, a terrorist attack. But really, in this case, it's a hate crime perpetrated by Muslims, in the name of Islam. I don't think that 1.6 million Muslims are terrorists, but those who don't condemn this action in the name of Allah, are no better than these two third world savages... and I would call them terrorist sympathizers.TruthTellers
That is some very poor reasoning, extremely poor. First of all there is 1.6 billion muslims, not million. Secondly, what you said makes no logical sense. How on earth can you say somebody who condemns violence in the name of an ideology, is the same as somebody who propogates violence? How can you argue this with a straight face? Seriously, I am astonished that you think this is logical.
If somebody condemns violence for secular reasons, are they the same as somebody who propogates violence for the sake of social darwinism or scientific progress? Is somebody who condemns violence in the name of democracy the same as somebody who murders in the name of democracy? There are definitely theological arguments rooted in religions that should be analysed, but you just made a ridiculous blanket statement.
You essentially just said that all Muslims, whether peaceful or not is irrelevant, they are all as bad as terrorists. What is more scary is that you think you have used reason to arrive to that conclusion.Â
I never said all Muslims were terrorists, but those who agreed with this type of action and those that don't denounce it as terrorist SYMPATHIZERS. Are you so PC that you can't even tell the difference between a terrorist and a sympathizer? Wow, just... wow.I believe I misread your statement, and I am glad I did. If you were arguing what I thought you were arguing, I'd have nothing left to say. Regardless, I'd agree with you that anybody who doesn't denounce this is a foul person, fortunately I think the vast majority of muslims would denounce it.Â
[QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"][QUOTE="OhJayDubya"] "Common definitions of terrorism refer only to those violent acts which are intended to create fear (terror); are perpetrated for a religious, political or, ideological goal; and deliberately target or disregard the safety of non-combatants (civilians)." Seems to fit the criteria to me.OhJayDubya
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I don't think they are creating much fear. Â Move along. Â
Doesn't matter what you "Don't Think", it is creating fear. People of the EDL political party are lining the streets in Woolwich and the tension is starting to mount, people are starting to get worried that it will boil over. "political party" They're a hate mongering group.[QUOTE="OhJayDubya"][QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]Doesn't matter what you "Don't Think", it is creating fear. People of the EDL political party are lining the streets in Woolwich and the tension is starting to mount, people are starting to get worried that it will boil over. "political party" They're a hate mongering group. Don't worry it meant political party in the loosest possible way.Â
I don't think they are creating much fear. Â Move along. Â
thebest31406
I never said all Muslims were terrorists, but those who agreed with this type of action and those that don't denounce it as terrorist SYMPATHIZERS. Are you so PC that you can't even tell the difference between a terrorist and a sympathizer? Wow, just... wow.[QUOTE="TruthTellers"][QUOTE="Asim90"]
That is some very poor reasoning, extremely poor. First of all there is 1.6 billion muslims, not million. Secondly, what you said makes no logical sense. How on earth can you say somebody who condemns violence in the name of an ideology, is the same as somebody who propogates violence? How can you argue this with a straight face? Seriously, I am astonished that you think this is logical.
If somebody condemns violence for secular reasons, are they the same as somebody who propogates violence for the sake of social darwinism or scientific progress? Is somebody who condemns violence in the name of democracy the same as somebody who murders in the name of democracy? There are definitely theological arguments rooted in religions that should be analysed, but you just made a ridiculous blanket statement.
You essentially just said that all Muslims, whether peaceful or not is irrelevant, they are all as bad as terrorists. What is more scary is that you think you have used reason to arrive to that conclusion.Â
Asim90
I believe I misread your statement, and I am glad I did. If you were arguing what I thought you were arguing, I'd have nothing left to say. Regardless, I'd agree with you that anybody who doesn't denounce this is a foul person, fortunately I think the vast majority of muslims would denounce it.Â
I thank you for re-reading my statement sir. And yes, I agree that a great majority of Muslims would say that this attack is absolutely heinous. But it seems that when these type of attacks happen, that there's never an Imam or other Islamic leader who comes out and says it.[QUOTE="thebest31406"][QUOTE="MrPraline"] I think it's easy to call any religious attack perpetrated by Muslims, in the name of Islam, a terrorist attack. But really, in this case, it's a hate crime perpetrated by Muslims, in the name of Islam. I don't think that 1.6 million Muslims are terrorists, but those who don't condemn this action in the name of Allah, are no better than these two third world savages... and I would call them terrorist sympathizers.TruthTellers
That is some very poor reasoning, extremely poor. First of all there is 1.6 billion muslims, not million. Secondly, what you said makes no logical sense. How on earth can you say somebody who condemns violence in the name of an ideology, is the same as somebody who propogates violence? How can you argue this with a straight face? Seriously, I am astonished that you think this is logical.
If somebody condemns violence for secular reasons, are they the same as somebody who propogates violence for the sake of social darwinism or scientific progress? Is somebody who condemns violence in the name of democracy the same as somebody who murders in the name of democracy? There are definitely theological arguments rooted in religions that should be analysed, but you just made a ridiculous blanket statement.
You essentially just said that all Muslims, whether peaceful or not is irrelevant, they are all as bad as terrorists. What is more scary is that you think you have used reason to arrive to that conclusion.Â
I never said all Muslims were terrorists, but those who agreed with this type of action and those that don't denounce it as terrorist SYMPATHIZERS. Are you so PC that you can't even tell the difference between a terrorist and a sympathizer? Wow, just... wow. First off, none of what you say is true. But for arguments sake; So you're of the believe that a person or persons that don't condemn a wrong action are automatic sympathizers. So if I don't openly condemn a school shooting, then I'm a supporter of it.[QUOTE="Person0"][QUOTE="thebest31406"] Probably so, but as Person illustrated, the majority of the worlds Muslims don't justify killing of civilians.thebest31406Well that was a question asking if Suicide bombing in defense of islam against civilians was justified. the polls you put up about other religions isn't the same. Show me the link.Page 58 is the question and the results for each country
It's entirely possible that they are simply a couple of psychos using this "Stupid Radical Islam Movement Thing" as an agenda.
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Same reason the Boston Bombers used... and pretty much all the psycho/suicidal people in the world these days.
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In fact, that's what I call it now, the "Stupid Radical Islam Movement Thing". It's a cross between a disease and a religion wrapped up into a misguided agenda.
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It's what is giving people with geo-poltical-religious social issues the gumption to go murder other people.
[QUOTE="Asim90"][QUOTE="TruthTellers"] I never said all Muslims were terrorists, but those who agreed with this type of action and those that don't denounce it as terrorist SYMPATHIZERS. Are you so PC that you can't even tell the difference between a terrorist and a sympathizer? Wow, just... wow.TruthTellers
I believe I misread your statement, and I am glad I did. If you were arguing what I thought you were arguing, I'd have nothing left to say. Regardless, I'd agree with you that anybody who doesn't denounce this is a foul person, fortunately I think the vast majority of muslims would denounce it.Â
I thank you for re-reading my statement sir. And yes, I agree that a great majority of Muslims would say that this attack is absolutely heinous. But it seems that when these type of attacks happen, that there's never an Imam or other Islamic leader who comes out and says it.Well that's simply not true. The Muslim Council of Britain immediately condemned it, but you just don't see that reported on the news. Just because you are unaware of such things, does not mean they are not happening.Â
It's entirely possible that they are simply a couple of psychos using this "Stupid Radical Islam Movement Thing" as an agenda.
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Same reason the Boston Bombers used... and pretty much all the psycho/suicidal people in the world these days.
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In fact, that's what I call it now, the "Stupid Radical Islam Movement Thing". It's a cross between a disease and a religion wrapped up into a misguided agenda.
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It's what is giving people with geo-poltical-religious social issues the gumption to go murder other people.
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I think there is a lot of truth to what you just said.
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It's entirely possible that they are simply a couple of psychos using this "Stupid Radical Islam Movement Thing" as an agenda.
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Same reason the Boston Bombers used... and pretty much all the psycho/suicidal people in the world these days.
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In fact, that's what I call it now, the "Stupid Radical Islam Movement Thing". It's a cross between a disease and a religion wrapped up into a misguided agenda.
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It's what is giving people with geo-poltical-religious social issues the gumption to go murder other people.
Asim90
I think there is a lot of truth to what you just said.
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I think that's really what it is.
It IS an act of terrorism, however it is NOT organized. It's just random cells, or even individuals, who go schizo-paranoid and decide they must act out some public act of violence in the name of Islam.
It's almost "viral" in that aspect. It's a popular way for people who are already on the edge, for whatever reason (most likely socially alientated) to feel important about themselves.
They think making a public "Statement" by murdering innocent people (marathon runners, etc...), or even targeting certain types of people (soldiers, cops, Jews, politicians, etc...), brings positive attention from other socially outcast schizos to their cause.Â
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It's entirely possible that they are simply a couple of psychos using this "Stupid Radical Islam Movement Thing" as an agenda.
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Same reason the Boston Bombers used... and pretty much all the psycho/suicidal people in the world these days.
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In fact, that's what I call it now, the "Stupid Radical Islam Movement Thing". It's a cross between a disease and a religion wrapped up into a misguided agenda.
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It's what is giving people with geo-poltical-religious social issues the gumption to go murder other people.
Netherscourge
I think there is a lot of truth to what you just said.
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I think that's really what it is.
It IS an act of terrorism, however it is NOT organized. It's just random cells, or even individuals, who go schizo-paranoid and decide they must act out some public act of violence in the name of Islam.
It's almost "viral" in that aspect. It's a popular way for people who are already on the edge, for whatever reason (most likely socially alientated) to feel important about themselves.
They think making a public "Statement" by murdering innocent people (marathon runners, etc...), or even targeting certain types of people (soldiers, cops, Jews, politicians, etc...), brings positive attention from other socially outcast schizos to their cause.Â
Absolutely, especially when you take into account the geopolitical situations that are happening in the areas of the highest concentration of attacks. What you said resonates with what a lot of scholars and figures are saying at insitutes like Oxford and Cambridge. It is so refreshing to see somebody who actually has a brain, I applaud you.
It's worth noting that a lot of people predicted this would happen before the invasion of Iraq, sadly those concerns were not considered. Anybody who thinks that that illegal war did anybody any good should definitely think again. We were told that the war would make our countries safer, well it sure as hell didn't. This psuedo-radical movement that you quite accurately described has taken on a life of its own.
Show me the link.Page 58 is the question and the results for each country I think that as someone stated earlier in response to me, that many outside of the US are fearful for their lives due to threats made to others for speaking out against Islam or poking fun at parts of said religion and as such, can skew data in a poll such as that when outright asking such a question. Are there those who are against such attacks? I am sure there are, their silence is deafening.[QUOTE="thebest31406"][QUOTE="Person0"]Well that was a question asking if Suicide bombing in defense of islam against civilians was justified. the polls you put up about other religions isn't the same.Person0
They've set up a Catch-22:
Speaking out against Islam following a terrorist attack orchestrated by Muslim extremists who believe they are saving Islam brings about more terrorist attacks by Muslim extremists in the name of Islam.
You can't win. They're F'd in the head.
I am cachinnating at all the Christians insulting Moslems in this thread! You are just as, if not more, foolish as them! liberalusBecause everyone is a Christian?
[QUOTE="Person0"][QUOTE="liberalus"]I am cachinnating at all the Christians insulting Moslems in this thread! You are just as, if not more, foolish as them! liberalusBecause everyone is a Christian? Did I ever accuse you directly of being a theist of some sort? No You made a pretty broad generalization of everyone in this thread backed up by nothing.
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