Its not racist to despise other cultures, they are not equal to each other in any way.
The left is trying to monopolize the right to define what is and isnt racism.
Good luck with that, it will backfire badly.:salute:



You are skewed in that way, you sympathize the ones playing victim but that are actually the true aggressor.
Hamas and its supporters would bring only darkness in to this world if they ever had their way.

If the Palestinians changed places power wise they'd murder all the Jews.

There'd be no "occupied" areas, they'd bump all of them off.

The "activists" were even recorded on the radio telling the IDF to "go back to Auschwitz" (an opinion mirrored by Helen Thomas, though she was diplomatic enough to generalize to "Poland" (there was more than one camp, after all)).

From the Hamas Charter:
And the worst bit:
The government of Palestine, Hamas, in its own words there aspires to murder all jews everywhere.

What more does one need to read to think that Hamas need to be expunged, and anyone supporting them is tantamount to supporting Nazi Germany.

The Hamas covenant is very clear.
The European left has always supported them, its not that long from when they where themselfs setting bombs and training in the same terror camps.

Oh dear. Please keep up to date.
The IDF has recently apologised for that fake recording it put on its propoganda site.
In fact they and the government apologised for quite a few things relating to what they have claimed about events and the aftermath that people here have dutifuly parroted as the "truth".

Sorry if I'm out of date.

What about the meat of the post—the Hamas Charter?

http://idfspokesperson.com/2010/06/0...n-5-june-2010/

That pile of crap is the meat?????
Simple question for ya Tater.
Who is defending Hamas?
In case you didn't notice much criticism of Israels stupidity is because its actions help Hamas.

Yeah, the Hamas Charter IS a pile of ****, I agree.

You're not going to try and defend the Hamas Charter, are you?

I'd be against any religious nutjobs (yeah, I know, that's sort of redundant) who had a similar charter, regardless of flavor.

BTW, the nasty bit I posted is in article seven.

Bla bla..
Where the Turks in that boat part of the Turkish Muslim Brotherhood?
Is Hamas a charter in Muslim Brotherhood?
Is Al Qaida the brainchild of the Muslim Broherhood?

Israel and Europe is the target of these maniacs and they try to divide and conquer, terrorize and immigrate us in to submission.

How about an entire nation based on the wishes of an imaginary creature that only speaks to certain people? That qualify as religious nutjobbery?

What has any of that got to do with the price of cheese?

Its lucky we have the superior pure white nordic race to defend us then

Good argument.:yeah:

All religions are nutty.

Which culture has produced more enlightened, secular thinkers in SPITE of religion?

Who is the Arab Spinoza, for example?

Apostasy has one punishment in Islam according to the Hadith. Death. Unlike many other bits that are argued about by Islamic scholars, this one is utterly clear.

Spinoza was effectively excommunicated (the jewish version). Were he a Muslim, he'd have been executed. Note of course that the Spanish Inquisitors would have possibly done the same to him—maybe some Islamic thought rubbed off on them after hundreds of years of ocupation before the reconquista.

Tribesman again wrong but refuses to admit it.

He uses that odd turn of phrase a lot.

The point is that the flotilla was terrorist supporters, hoping to aid terrorists politically. Hamas, the Muslim Brotherhood, and any related organizations have nothing at all to offer civilization. They are all in fact anti-civilization, anti-enlightenment, anti-secular... not to mention misogynistic.

I know little about cheese, but it's funny to see people who claim to be enlightened, and progressive come out of the woodwork to defend medieval scumbags who are against virtually everything that is socially progressive (I guess I should be explicit regarding social progressiveness vs the political flavor where it is an attempt to re-badge totalitarianism (communism)—in the latter case they have a lot in common I guess. FWIW, I'm a political conservative (lower case), and in most all ways a social progressive (live and let live). In the US that makes me a "lower case" libertarian I guess.)