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By letting them erect this Mosque is indeed showing them they are winning. |
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All religion should be practiced in the privacy of ones home and mind in my opinion. Unfortunately, thats not how it is, hence most wars in human history. |
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They haven't been told that many dont approve? How does becoming an intolerant police state hurt thier cause? Thats what the extremists want the world to be. |
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LOL! Are you serious? If you are I will start compiling my list for you, but it may take a while. :haha: |
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Yes, it will take you quite a while but it is neccessary research if you want to make the claim that religion caused so many wars. |
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Which is so surreal :rotfl2: Quote:
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Any attempt to apply such laws in this case would be unconstitutional. Quote:
Perhaps he could open a pub instead.....oh no too many of those already, how about opening a strip club as the nearest one is just round the corner. Quote:
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Parking? |
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Categor...sed_civil_wars
Here is a link to just a few religious based civil wars. If you can refute religion as the major cause of any of these I will continue with this hilarity. |
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It that the best you can do? Go ahead, refute even one. |
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You can make the argument that the church was the power . But there was mostly a secular power in the advancement of many wars, and the church was moral authority the king/prince required politically.. |
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Wow, ok then. I guess we see your limits. Perhaps you need a more reputable source before you can bother? What will be a good enough medium for you to start putting meat on your argument? "Once started religious strife has a tendency to go on and on, to become permanent feuds. Today we see such intractable inter-religious wars in Northern Ireland, between Jews and Muslims and Christians in Palestine, Hindus and Muslims in South Asia and in many other places. Attempts to bring about peace have failed again and again. Always the extremist elements invoking past injustices, imagined or real, will succeed in torpedoing the peace efforts and bringing about another bout of hostility." Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Prime Minister of Malaysia |
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An example is ...you only know what happened today based on what a/the media outlet you encountered. Does that mean that was all that happened today? Logic should tell you no,....more happened . |
Oh my gawd I'm having a life crisis... I agree with Harry Reid :o
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Oh I forgot its an election year... |
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Someone should ask Pelosi too ;) |
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I am not opposed to bitching about things you don't like, that is a right as is responding to the bitching with counter bitching, turning it into a never ending cyclone of bitchage, which can either be bitching or more annoying than a bitch in heat (some dog owners can attest to that). Quote:
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Everything I just said has nothing to do with who you are, but only with how you express yourself. Quote:
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Islam is a fundamentlist ideology by essence and nature. It is totalitarian by design - that is an inherent feature, and it is intentional in being so. Islam is not like any other relgion, Islam is more policy and about social and cultural control than anything else. It is deeply "monoculturalistic" and supremacistic. there are fundamentlaistrs in other relgions, yes. Fundamentalist christoians tend to be in violation of Christ's teachings that did not support intolerant and aggressive fundamentalism at all. But muhammad has taught intolerant and aggressive, supressive and supremacist fundamentlism for sure. That is why fundamentalism in islam, different to Christianity, is not a violation or aberation, but is nature and essence of it. So, i have a problem with religion where it steps forward and tries to seize the public space, because then it is no more a private thing of the individual's intimmate relation to what he/she thinks szhe must believe in, but it becomes profane powerpolitics. If kept private, I do not care for it, if you want you can believe in the flying spaghetti monster or the maculate conception :): I honestely do not care. Keep thy relgion to thyself, do not dare to bother others with your precious thoughts, you have no right to demand other needing to take note of your beliefs. but when you want others to believe the same way like you do, when you want public education, löegal system and social rules being chnaged to match the content of your beolief - then you get problems with people like me: becasue we have no doubt that freedom is by far the more precious good to be defended, for the sake of the few and the sake of the many, and not just for the sake of some powerhungry self-declare elites and supremacist demagogues. If you have a new model for the world you want others to pay triubute to, then you have to convince people in the way it is done in scientific hypothesis-, theory- and model-building: the classic heritage of ancient greek philosophy. That is the best strategy to do things that human mind has developed so far. Everything else is just random chance, blind believing in the fairy queen, and unchecked hear-say. And that is not what has brought our culture to the ammount of knowledge and freedom that we have today. |
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