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Post by Mosha on Nov 12, 2018 12:38:05 GMT 7
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Post by siampolee on Nov 12, 2018 18:26:59 GMT 7
Perhaps the comment from the libtard Ms Aly
should read thus.
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Post by rubl on Nov 12, 2018 21:20:55 GMT 7
Clearly the "Ms Aly also compared terrorism to domestic violence, saying violence perpetrated by jihadists ‘pales in comparison'." is way of the mark and may be construed as "attack for own political gain".
Mind you on a personal level I would guess that more people in Australia have encountered domestic abuse that have been hurt by a terrorist attack. Please note that here I am not defending the statement of Ms. Aly. I see two different issues which one shouldn't try to put together for whatever gain.
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Post by rott on Nov 17, 2018 16:27:30 GMT 7
The need some see to stress ISLAMIC already shows a bit of reluctance to understand. It's as if there's a suggestion that any type of terrorism is OK but not when it's ISLAMIC. Leftish radicals, rightish radicals, Catholics or Protestants, Buddhists, the only groups who legitimately can perform acts of TERROR? I think there's a lot of xenophobia involved apart from the need some feel to demonise others for whatever ails them themselves. IMHO. |
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Post by rott on Nov 17, 2018 16:43:50 GMT 7
The need some see to stress ISLAMIC already shows a bit of reluctance to understand. It's as if there's a suggestion that any type of terrorism is OK but not when it's ISLAMIC. Leftish radicals, rightish radicals, Catholics or Protestants, Buddhists, the only groups who legitimately can perform acts of TERROR? I think there's a lot of xenophobia involved apart from the need some feel to demonise others for whatever ails them themselves. IMHO. I have not seen anybody call any act of TERROR legitimate. I have not seen anybody stress the ISLAMIC motivation of this murder, just stating it as a fact. You are deliberately trying to minimise the ISLAMIC motivation by saying all religions are as culpable. ISLAM was what drove this man to murder. You had to throw the word Protestant in, thinking it was strengthening your hand. But I have never heard of a Protestant committing murder to deny the real presence in the mass or to support Sola Scriptura. Their beliefs are the motivation for their actions. |
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Post by siampolee on Nov 17, 2018 16:48:01 GMT 7
Even if ''Google is your friend'' Opening ones eyes to the realty of the situations, actions, and the agenda(s) of the people involved is indeed a great educational journey.  |
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Post by AyG on Nov 20, 2018 11:50:54 GMT 7
3 arrests in anti terror raid in Melbourne. As usual, the family denies their relatives were Islamic terrorists. Either clueless, or indulging in taqiya. "A man claiming to be the father of two men charged over a terror plot in Melbourne says his sons are "good men" who wouldn't even know how to use a weapon.
Armagan Eriklioglu told reporters outside his Campbellfield home in Melbourne's north that his sons were not aggressive.
"They don't even know how to use a weapon," Mr Eriklioglu told Fairfax media on Tuesday.
"They are very quiet, they're not wild, they're not aggressive. We haven't got no weapons, they [police] couldn't find anything."www.9news.com.au/2018/11/20/13/20/terror-suspect-prayed-at-home-neighbour |
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Post by rubl on Nov 25, 2018 12:39:00 GMT 7
I have not seen anybody call any act of TERROR legitimate. I have not seen anybody stress the ISLAMIC motivation of this murder, just stating it as a fact. You are deliberately trying to minimise the ISLAMIC motivation by saying all religions are as culpable. ISLAM was what drove this man to murder. You had to throw the word Protestant in, thinking it was strengthening your hand. But I have never heard of a Protestant committing murder to deny the real presence in the mass or to support Sola Scriptura. Their beliefs are the motivation for their actions. By concentrating on ISLAMIC terrorism and ignoring all other kind of terrorism you do more harm at times than the terrorists you condemn. IMHO of course. Oh and I'm not saying all religions are as culpable, only some might be. There are some terrorists who are just blinded by the left or right rather than whatever religion. For all, their beliefs are their motivation. Strangely enough the common denominator seems the urge to 'bring peace on Earth'. Twentythree more days to Christmas, enjoy |
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Post by smokie36 on Nov 25, 2018 23:17:38 GMT 7
I have not seen anybody call any act of TERROR legitimate. I have not seen anybody stress the ISLAMIC motivation of this murder, just stating it as a fact. You are deliberately trying to minimise the ISLAMIC motivation by saying all religions are as culpable. ISLAM was what drove this man to murder. You had to throw the word Protestant in, thinking it was strengthening your hand. But I have never heard of a Protestant committing murder to deny the real presence in the mass or to support Sola Scriptura. Their beliefs are the motivation for their actions. By concentrating on ISLAMIC terrorism and ignoring all other kind of terrorism you do more harm at times than the terrorists you condemn. IMHO of course. Oh and I'm not saying all religions are as culpable, only some might be. There are some terrorists who are just blinded by the left or right rather than whatever religion. For all, their beliefs are their motivation. Strangely enough the common denominator seems the urge to 'bring peace on Earth'. Twentythree more days to Christmas, enjoy Is that until the 12 days of Xmas rubl? |
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Post by rubl on Nov 25, 2018 23:36:33 GMT 7
By concentrating on ISLAMIC terrorism and ignoring all other kind of terrorism you do more harm at times than the terrorists you condemn. IMHO of course. Oh and I'm not saying all religions are as culpable, only some might be. There are some terrorists who are just blinded by the left or right rather than whatever religion. For all, their beliefs are their motivation. Strangely enough the common denominator seems the urge to 'bring peace on Earth'. Twentythree more days to Christmas, enjoy Is that until the 12 days of Xmas rubl? Now listen carefully young man, I'll only say this once. I only counted the working days, not the weekends. Mind you, strictly speaking I should have left out 5 and 10 December (public holidays) for a total of 21 only  |
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Post by smokie36 on Nov 26, 2018 3:16:32 GMT 7
But you are working Xmas rubl....heathen behaviour sir...think of the children!!
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Post by rott on Nov 26, 2018 20:16:04 GMT 7
I have not seen anybody call any act of TERROR legitimate. I have not seen anybody stress the ISLAMIC motivation of this murder, just stating it as a fact. You are deliberately trying to minimise the ISLAMIC motivation by saying all religions are as culpable. ISLAM was what drove this man to murder. You had to throw the word Protestant in, thinking it was strengthening your hand. But I have never heard of a Protestant committing murder to deny the real presence in the mass or to support Sola Scriptura. Their beliefs are the motivation for their actions. By concentrating on ISLAMIC terrorism and ignoring all other kind of terrorism you do more harm at times than the terrorists you condemn. IMHO of course. . Twentythree more days to Christmas, enjoy News to me that I concentrate on ISLAMIC terrorism, in our worldview that is currently the most active terrorism so logically the most discussed. I do not see how I am contributing to their growth either. One quote afore ye go if you feel you must "Islam is not the problem, Islamists are the problem". From some UK (presumably right-wing) following an Islamist atrocity. |
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Post by rgs2001uk on Nov 26, 2018 20:59:38 GMT 7
A once beautiful city of ethnic diversity and culture now being turned into another third world shithole in the name of modern and progresive thinking.
So sad, enjoyed many a concert at the Rod Laver.
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Post by rubl on Nov 27, 2018 0:13:43 GMT 7
By concentrating on ISLAMIC terrorism and ignoring all other kind of terrorism you do more harm at times than the terrorists you condemn. IMHO of course. . Twentythree more days to Christmas, enjoy News to me that I concentrate on ISLAMIC terrorism, in our worldview that is currently the most active terrorism so logically the most discussed. I do not see how I am contributing to their growth either. One quote afore ye go if you feel you must "Islam is not the problem, Islamists are the problem". From some UK (presumably right-wing) following an Islamist atrocity. The 'you' was not literal. Don't know the proper English term for it, but it was meant more general. BTW what is an 'Islamist' ? At first I thought it was a scholar who had studied Islam, but maybe a 'muslim' is meant instead. Anyway as Trump was told before going to Saudi 'don't mention Islamic terrorists' |
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