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Craig
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 Posted: Tue Dec 01, 2009 7:57 pm Post subject: Do you support violent attacks against civilians? |
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According to this article...
http://www.theglobeandmail.com.....le1383413/
The fact that 82% of French Muslims oppose violence against civilians to be wrong is supposed to put our minds at rest?!? Seriously??? The fact that 18% of French Muslims think killing civilians is just fine should be extremely alarming. What is more alarming, however, is what the real number actually is. If someone called Charles Manson up on the phone and asked him this question...
"Do you support killing innocent civilians?"
I can tell you his answer would be "No!"
Evil people don't admit to others that they are evil.
Very scary stuff. |
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Craig
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My favorite comment...
| Quote: | | Good for the Swiss. Protect your own culture and beliefs. The Muslims don't like it then too bad. Once they start bending over to allow 'western' cultures and beliefs permeate their countries then we will openly do the same. |
This is how Islamic nations treat Christians...
| Quote: | In Indonesia, the world's largest Muslim country and one traditionally renowned for its religious toleration, terrorists bombed churches in 18 cities, killing scores and wounding hundreds. Violence against the Christian minority has steadily continued over the past decade." As an example, he cited the beheadings of three Christian teenage girls in Sulawesi in late October. International Christian Concern's Jeff King brought photos of the incident; the girls' heads were left at a church, each with a note that vowed, "We will murder 100 more Christian teenagers and their heads will be presented as presents."
In Egypt Christians are treated as "second-class citizens" under state-sponsored discrimination and actively persecuted by Islamic militants apart from the government. He cited the week-long riot in October against St. George's Coptic Church in Alexandria by a 10,000-strong mob incensed by rumors of blasphemy. |
And yet we are supposed to bend over and take it for them? No thanks. Enough is enough. |
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Hasdrubal
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| I would say it's time to exchange our flags for the symbol of the Knights Templar. |
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