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lloydie said:aphex said:check your moral compass, it will help you out.
That's what I meant to say, sorry.
and i meant to say smash his friends girlfriends backdoor in
it's a funny old world.
kronkonite
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moslems are pacifists and are after democracy and freedom
most of em are glad assama is deed
most of em are glad assama is deed
dizzyraskolnikov
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Mr Goebbels says hello.
Then we kicked the shit out of him and got on with our lives.
Mr Iqbal-Smyth says hello too....
Then we kicked the shit out of him and got on with our lives.
Mr Iqbal-Smyth says hello too....
Mad Eyed Screamer
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Q8-Blue
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The Quran is a religious text and like many religious texts has bits of wisdom and insight.
I'm not gonna sugar coat anything and tell you there aren't parts of the Quran that aren't violent, but these aspects were meant for a different time, place, society and different circumstances.
For example tell your friend that in the Quran, Jesus is mentioned more than muhammad. We have a whole chapter or Surra called Surrat Maryam or the Chapter of the Virgin Mary. It is dedicated to Jesus's story. We have the stories of Adam and Eve of Noah and Moses and so on. The Quran should just be taken in context as a religious text, like the Torah and the Bible.
Unfortunately some extremist muslims try to draw upon violent meaning of the Quran and interpret them out of context to fit their agenda. Its just their way of politicizing religion to gain personal power and legitimacy a good example of this would be Anjem Choudary, someone who knows nothing about religion (He was a pot smoking, alcohol drinking typical college kid growing up) and is using it to legitimize his fanatical hate group.
I'm not gonna sugar coat anything and tell you there aren't parts of the Quran that aren't violent, but these aspects were meant for a different time, place, society and different circumstances.
For example tell your friend that in the Quran, Jesus is mentioned more than muhammad. We have a whole chapter or Surra called Surrat Maryam or the Chapter of the Virgin Mary. It is dedicated to Jesus's story. We have the stories of Adam and Eve of Noah and Moses and so on. The Quran should just be taken in context as a religious text, like the Torah and the Bible.
Unfortunately some extremist muslims try to draw upon violent meaning of the Quran and interpret them out of context to fit their agenda. Its just their way of politicizing religion to gain personal power and legitimacy a good example of this would be Anjem Choudary, someone who knows nothing about religion (He was a pot smoking, alcohol drinking typical college kid growing up) and is using it to legitimize his fanatical hate group.
Phleeper
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There's a bloke who friended me on Facebook who's into the EDL, and all the claims that they aren't racist are belied by all the spiel he puts up about the BNP, and sectarian shite he posts (He claims to follow Rangers and is always mentioning Fenians, even though he probably doesn't know what the word means). Oh and he supports Stoke, which says it all. I keep meaning to unfriend him, but I keep rising to the bait, and comment on his statuses subtly taking the piss without him realising it. As for Islam, there are a minority of extremists who get too much coverage from a paranoid media, which likes to portray all of Muslims in the same light. There are also Christian extremists, mainly in America, who denounce homosexuals, abortion, and blacks, who are just as bad as Choudry and his ilk. That doesn't mean that they represent everyone in the West, nor do Al Qaeda represent the majority of Muslims.
kinkladze10
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Told him there is a difference between an extremist Muslim and a Muslim, he just said they all piss in the same pot, and plan to take over the world lol, asked him if he had ever spoke to a Muslim, his reply was don't be stupid.
bluezi
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kinkladze10 said:Told him there is a difference between an extremist Muslim and a Muslim, he just said they all piss in the same pot, and plan to take over the world lol, asked him if he had ever spoke to a Muslim, his reply was don't be stupid.
Did he not say anything about "Ray Guns".
BoyBlue_1985
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The only thing i hate more than organised religion is rags!