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Northern Eagle Flag Shoreham by Sea, West Sussex 09 Mar 04 1.10pm

Quote Bexter at 09 Mar 2004 11:06am

scary stuff indeed, but until we make middle east peace a priority and prove to people we are sorting out our mess which has caused thousands of deaths over there (mostly palestinians) then the hate will go on. how much hate must you feel to do that? my god.

Hang on. I thought the beef was between Israel and Palestine. What has the west, apart from dumping the jews in Israel done to screw this lot up.

It gets up my nose when these groups stand back and say, "We're not sorting this out, get teh wets involved!"

It happens in Ireland.

Okay, you can BLAME the british rule, or whatever, but blimey, get over yourselves, sit down and discuss it like adults. Not children; "he bombed me, so I'll destroy his village!"

Women would sort all this out. Hang on, Thatcher didn't, did she?


 


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Cucking Funt Flag Clapham on the Back 09 Mar 04 1.12pm

Quote Moose at 09 Mar 2004 1:03pm

I don't think that the majority of Muslims (especially 2nd/3rd/4th generation Muslims) in this country would care if we removed the Muslim hatemongers from our midst. As I implied before, I think that the law-abiding Muslims fear the exremists because of the power that the likes of Abu Hamza seem to wield. I think they would rejoice to see the extremists thrown out, not least because it would make their own lives easier with less prejudice being directed towards them.

I still think my analogy had some relevance!


Good post, Moose, and at the same time, very revealing. The reason why a lot of moslems are against the likes of Abu Hamza is because of the way he goes about it, ie: openly preaching violence, inviting some kind of reaction from the press etc. However, that doesn't actually mean that your average law-abiding moslem doesn't agree with the sentiment. Moslems, in the main, don't want anything to do with something that puts the heat on them but, as I said, their views on nationality are very different to ours and, if forced to make a decision, would show no loyalty to this country over their religious beliefs. And having that kind of mentality in such a large community in your country is very, very dangerous.

 


Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

Cucking Funt Flag Clapham on the Back 09 Mar 04 1.13pm

Quote Bexter at 09 Mar 2004 1:08pm

how very arrogant of you.

No, Bexy babe.... it's called winning the argument.

 


Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

Moose Flag In the sewer pipe... 09 Mar 04 1.14pm

Quote Cucking Funt at 09 Mar 2004 1:05pm

Quote Bexter at 09 Mar 2004 1:00pm

are we where? accusing about a billion people of thinking the same thing? well, i know at least 3 muslims who love this country, where they were born and bred, and would never ever side with any extremists. they are british with a different religion, just like i am british with no religion.

I bet you do. I also bet that they'd change their tune if they felt that islam was being in some way threatened if the government actually started keeping closer tabs on the mosques and meeting places (because,let's face it, that's where most of these arseholes hang out) and deported the trouble makers.

Only if you're convinced that Muslims like Bexter's friends don't despise the extremists. People are different in all sorts of ways socially, culturally and ethnically, but I'm certain that no normal person, whether UK Christian, Hindu, Jew, Muslim or anything else, would support extremists of their own or another creed whose only interest in life is to peddle violence and hatred.

 


Goodness is what you do. Not who you pray to.

Cucking Funt Flag Clapham on the Back 09 Mar 04 1.18pm

I think I dealt with that point in the post above, Moose. Keep up, old boy....

 


Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

Bexter Flag By the Sea 09 Mar 04 1.18pm

well moose, it seems that my friends are liars - and cucking knows them better than me!

 

Moose Flag In the sewer pipe... 09 Mar 04 1.20pm

Quote Cucking Funt at 09 Mar 2004 1:12pm

Quote Moose at 09 Mar 2004 1:03pm

I don't think that the majority of Muslims (especially 2nd/3rd/4th generation Muslims) in this country would care if we removed the Muslim hatemongers from our midst. As I implied before, I think that the law-abiding Muslims fear the exremists because of the power that the likes of Abu Hamza seem to wield. I think they would rejoice to see the extremists thrown out, not least because it would make their own lives easier with less prejudice being directed towards them.

I still think my analogy had some relevance!


Good post, Moose, and at the same time, very revealing. The reason why a lot of moslems are against the likes of Abu Hamza is because of the way he goes about it, ie: openly preaching violence, inviting some kind of reaction from the press etc. However, that doesn't actually mean that your average law-abiding moslem doesn't agree with the sentiment. Moslems, in the main, don't want anything to do with something that puts the heat on them but, as I said, their views on nationality are very different to ours and, if forced to make a decision, would show no loyalty to this country over their religious beliefs. And having that kind of mentality in such a large community in your country is very, very dangerous.

Is your opinion formed from your own experiences, Cucking, or from what you have learned through the media, or is it just suspicion? Because you don't seem to be able to give any Muslim a break whatsoever!

I think that Islam is quite a groovy religion, and the Koran is packed with good stuff expounding peace and loving your neighbour. So I'm converting to Moosehammed Al Palasfan. Why do you now distrust me, Cucking?

 


Goodness is what you do. Not who you pray to.

rach_cpfc Flag South Croydon 09 Mar 04 1.20pm

I think I've mentioned this before on another thread, but I know of no religion which condones killing people of other religions.
However, because religion can be so powerful, there will always be people who will use its banner to champion their cause.

 


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weary, they will walk and not be faint."

Cucking Funt Flag Clapham on the Back 09 Mar 04 1.22pm

Quote Bexter at 09 Mar 2004 1:18pm

well moose, it seems that my friends are liars - and cucking knows them better than me!

Oh, please!!! I'm not calling them liars. If they still insist on calling themselves moslems, then, ipso facto, they still claim adherence to that culture. And, if they claim adherence to that culture, then, if the balloon goes up, you have to ask which way they'd jump. Would they call themselves British first and moslems second in that event???

 


Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

Bexter Flag By the Sea 09 Mar 04 1.24pm

what ballon? a ballon that rids of extremists which darken all their names? they'd be more than happy.

 

Cucking Funt Flag Clapham on the Back 09 Mar 04 1.34pm

Quote Moose at 09 Mar 2004 1:20pm

Is your opinion formed from your own experiences, Cucking, or from what you have learned through the media, or is it just suspicion? Because you don't seem to be able to give any Muslim a break whatsoever!

I think that Islam is quite a groovy religion, and the Koran is packed with good stuff expounding peace and loving your neighbour. So I'm converting to Moosehammed Al Palasfan. Why do you now distrust me, Cucking?

My opinion, sorry, my belief, is based on personal experience, books I've read covering all angles and, most importantly, my love of this country and anger at the subordination of its culture in favour of others. I consider myself to be truly secular in that I disapprove of organised religions of any kind - if the subject ever came up here, you would hear me being equally vociferous about Judaism, Christianity, islam or any other 'faith' that brainwashes its adherents into believing things that insult the intelligence.

I instinctively mistrust newspapers and television as sources of unbiased reporting, preferring to read as much as I can from both sides of the argument before making up my own mind.

I've no problem with the Koran or the Bible - I see them both as works of very creative manipulation and feel that any religion that has to manipulate history in order to make itself credible mut be fundamentally flawed or, to use another word, bollocks. What I object to is people using these books as justification for the enforcement of their views on others.

It so happens that moslems take the Koran very seriously. In those circumstances, I instinctively mistrust anyone who orders their life according to one book.

 


Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

Cucking Funt Flag Clapham on the Back 09 Mar 04 1.35pm

Quote Bexter at 09 Mar 2004 1:24pm

what ballon? a ballon that rids of extremists which darken all their names? they'd be more than happy.

How happy would they be if, in order to get rid of them, it meant the police had to raid a few mosques? Especially with their shoes on???

 


Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

Moose Flag In the sewer pipe... 09 Mar 04 1.45pm

Quote Cucking Funt at 09 Mar 2004 1:34pm

Quote Moose at 09 Mar 2004 1:20pm

Is your opinion formed from your own experiences, Cucking, or from what you have learned through the media, or is it just suspicion? Because you don't seem to be able to give any Muslim a break whatsoever!

I think that Islam is quite a groovy religion, and the Koran is packed with good stuff expounding peace and loving your neighbour. So I'm converting to Moosehammed Al Palasfan. Why do you now distrust me, Cucking?

My opinion, sorry, my belief, is based on personal experience, books I've read covering all angles and, most importantly, my love of this country and anger at the subordination of its culture in favour of others. I consider myself to be truly secular in that I disapprove of organised religions of any kind - if the subject ever came up here, you would hear me being equally vociferous about Judaism, Christianity, islam or any other 'faith' that brainwashes its adherents into believing things that insult the intelligence.

I instinctively mistrust newspapers and television as sources of unbiased reporting, preferring to read as much as I can from both sides of the argument before making up my own mind.

I've no problem with the Koran or the Bible - I see them both as works of very creative manipulation and feel that any religion that has to manipulate history in order to make itself credible mut be fundamentally flawed or, to use another word, bollocks. What I object to is people using these books as justification for the enforcement of their views on others.

It so happens that moslems take the Koran very seriously. In those circumstances, I instinctively mistrust anyone who orders their life according to one book.

But you're still saying that ALL Muslims, regardless of intelligence, background or level of religious fervour, are the same - that's the bit I can't understand.

Of course there are extremists Muslims, and as you rightly say there are extremists in all religions. I just can't get my head around why Muslims are considered the bad apples of world religion when the views of the extremists are so far away from the teachings of Islam it's laughable. And you never said whether you'd distrust a Muslim me.

 


Goodness is what you do. Not who you pray to.

Cucking Funt Flag Clapham on the Back 09 Mar 04 1.46pm

I'm saying that I mistrust anyone who allows their life to be ruled by the teachings in what I consider to be faulted or flawed books.

Does that answer your questions?

 


Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

Bexter Flag By the Sea 09 Mar 04 1.48pm

so anyone religious whatsoever, equally christians as muslims?

 

Cucking Funt Flag Clapham on the Back 09 Mar 04 1.49pm

Quote Bexter at 09 Mar 2004 1:48pm

so anyone religious whatsoever, equally christians as muslims?

Absolutely....

 


Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

big fat london boy Flag gillingham..(pykey land) 09 Mar 04 1.50pm

well at least one of the so called british suicide bombers will be doing us a favor by not coming home to his so called homeland..

 


There's never a country in the world with the scent of an ENGLISH rose.....

Bexter Flag By the Sea 09 Mar 04 1.52pm

they are both dead actually - rejoice.
cucking - do you ask people if they are religious before you decide to be friends with them or trust them?

 

Moose Flag In the sewer pipe... 09 Mar 04 1.54pm

Quote Cucking Funt at 09 Mar 2004 1:46pm

I'm saying that I mistrust anyone who allows their life to be ruled by the teachings in what I consider to be faulted or flawed books.

Does that answer your questions?

Not really, because all the way through this thread you've implied that you believe that if someone is a Muslim, then they are going to be a religious devotee. That is no more true than it is of Christians or any other religion. I'm a Christian and a regular Church goer. When have I ever thrown my beliefs down the throat of anyone on these boards? Do you now mistrust me?

 


Goodness is what you do. Not who you pray to.

big fat london boy Flag gillingham..(pykey land) 09 Mar 04 1.54pm

good i'm glad they both died...

 


There's never a country in the world with the scent of an ENGLISH rose.....

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