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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7310439.stm
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But there will be the justice of karma: In the end, europe will not escape to get what it deserves by it's behavior, and if it gives up its freedoms so willingly - it will get to be freed of these freedoms indeed, well-deserved. If you cannot value freedom, you do not deserve freedom. No right then to complain about freedom being taken away from you. At least we seem to know now that the film does exist for real. P.S., PD, I'm sitting at it. Patience, please. |
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Nor do I go out of my way to force my views, social or otherwise, on anyone. Live and let live, each will meet his/her Maker one on one someday... |
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As it is said: if you want to stop a huge crowd and make them flee or surrender - just block the road with four or five thugs in black shirts who put on their leather gloves pointedly. But why runnign away, when one can fight and defeat them? |
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But probably it will still start in the near future anyway, no way to stop anymore. |
http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/europe....ap/index.html
It's total hypocrisy. And moreover, if Network Solutions gives in, it will simply set a precedent and open the doors to other groups to demand the same treatment if they feel they been maligned or mistreated. BTW, I for one WILL watch it if it's ever released. Then I will make up MY OWN MIND as to the "truthfulness" it contains. |
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B. If Muslims are trying to say "they are not the enemies of freedom", then prove it and stop killing those who exercise their free rights. Quote:
If so, and they pull the site, then I suggest we start a campaign that forces ALL porn sites hosted by NS to be shutdown. Why? Because porn is offensive... |
Demands for TV station closure
http://www.cbc.ca/arts/tv/story/2008...-cartoons.html
Found this on CBC a while ago - thought it might be relevant here. I personally find this even more troubling than violent Islamic protests against offences to their own religion - they have no right to protest against even that, IMO, but this doesn't even affect their religion. They just want to ban other people from watching because it is in opposition with their beliefs - very concerning but not at all surprising, I guess. Ultra conservative Christians appear to be involved this time too. @ Skybird - you appear to have already addressed this earlier, and I usually don't get involved in these types of discussions, but I wanted to ask you opinion in regards to something you and Periscopedepth were discussing on page 3: Quote:
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Basically, what I asking is should we try to encourage a watered-down, illegitimate, fake, and peaceful version of islam? As you have argued, such a vision of Islam would no longer be true to the Koran, but I personally don't care if muslims truly follow their faith or not - someone can believe in the great green flying spaghetti monster for all I care, as long as they are not trying to force me to accept it or using it as a launching pad from which to make threats to spill my blood. Or is this even possible? And if it is, how should we go about it? And if not - well, what exactly should western society do, other than refusing to given in to selfish islamic demands everytime those demands are trust in its face? BTW - one last note; it is interesting that pretty much the only person I have ever known who has spoken out against islam was an arab student from Pakistan who isn't religious himself - he said in one of our classes that he's personally heard (on several occasions) muslims sitting around just laughing at Canadians for accepting everything they demand, and declaring that it is only a matter of time until Canadian society falls apart (I'm not making this up, and I don't think he was either) - his point was that they were not integrating into Canadian society after moving here as he believed they should. He also said that islam is not interested in tolerating the beliefs of others, and there was no way that islam would ever accept equality for women in any form (our topic for that week in legal philosophy). Our professor (who is very liberal), looked frightened and asked him to stop. :-? Forgive me if this has been addressed before - I just feel more and more afraid when I see news reports with constant islamic demands, threats, and riots directed at various western societies and when most people around here (not on this forum - in RL) appear to be pretending it is not happening or look frightened when someone tries to talk about it, or state that the majority or mulsims encourage peace and integration while only a handful of non-conforming ones cause trouble (when it always seems to be the other way around to me). I just don't know what to do anymore. :-? |
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AG124,
as I said a long reply to PD got lost yesterday before I could post it, but I am sitting at doing a second, and thorough reply. I apologize in advance for its length, but so far this discussion here keeps to be civil and fair, and PD showed good will to understand me and I intend to honour that on equal terms and show as much good will to make clear where I come from and why, in reply to the points in his last posting. I also enjoy him and me agreeing on some and disagreeing on other things without him or me becoming angry at each other - that's really good, and fair doing. I also will try hard to keep the number of typos low. :lol: If you could have some patience, you maybe get your answer in my reply to PD. Else, ask again then. ;) Let'S keep this dicussion as civil as it has run so far , guys :up: , then this could continue as a really good thread. |
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At least that is the legal situation in germany. |
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@ Skybird - I am a very patient person.:) I remember you mentioning the error on page 3 and losing a post; I look forward to reading it in its completed form,
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Opinions on this film? I thought it was rather balanced at gives a good picture of the threat.
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