Question for the Muslims on Rm
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There are some clubs here, but the other way around.Good old fashioned sexist male domination dressed up as a cultural/religious practice.lthumbsdown:
Suck those toes!
Agreed on Charlie, but Wilbur Kookmeyer does!
Awh yeeeehhh...http://www.wilbur-kookmeyer.com/html/comics_29-3.html
Question is.... Did they punish the Muslim children who did the actual naming?
oster_oops:They added them to the 72 virgins list for the next suicide bomber.Question is.... Did they punish the Muslim children who did the actual naming?
for efficiency's sake, it's too bad she didn't get the lashes: it would have been over in half a minute
DOOD! You rock! That vid is HILLARIOUS!
This is a VERY loaded question. But this vid shows what is really happening in Iraq and it's surrounding Arab countries. To coin an old phrase more recently recited by Austin Powers... "It's revolution maaaan!"
I'd love to voice my opinion here as to why all this is going on but I think this is the kind of question that incites arguments. Sooo....
What I don't get is this...
Images of Mohammad or cuddly teddy bears named after him incur untold wrath, but every other Islamic man is named Mohammad something or other and nobody goes around killing their Mamas. What gives?
Images of Mohammad or cuddly teddy bears named after him incur untold wrath, but every other Islamic man is named Mohammad something or other and nobody goes around killing their Mamas. What gives?
You're pronouncing it wrong... you wouldn't call a Mexican, "Jesus," would ya?
Don't F*** with the Jesus.
awesome reference!
What's the prize for finding inconsistancy in the behavior of people who consider the feelings of an imaginary being important?
Frigging 'religion'. If you believe, you're part of the problem.
Good point. I'm going to go bow down before the Easter Bunny now and leave you smart PWN people be.What's the prize for finding inconsistancy in the behavior of people who consider the feelings of an imaginary being important?
Awesome. LOL at the comments!
what are you kidding? we here at the monkey have found a little corner of reason, where diversity of thought has found purchase in a rockgarden of hostility, and is even flourishing.
the PAWN forum is the new fertile crescent.
Fertile huh? Must be all the manure.
Sez de chief muck spreader of this 'ere frotherdom.
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Anyone want to help me decorate my scrotum up like Muhammad and spread the photos overseas?
I haven't received a good castration threat in a while.
I haven't received a good castration threat in a while.
That's why the philosophy I like says things like "The Buddha is a dried ****-stick."
given that fake menstrual blood is for pussies, how 'bout a fosters?
Best ? of the day!Question is.... Did they punish the Muslim children who did the actual naming?
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20071130/ap_on_re_af/sudan_british_teacher
Now the people of Sudan want her executed, WTF. Their children named the bear not her.
Now the people of Sudan want her executed, WTF. Their children named the bear not her.
"One of the good things is the U.K. Muslims who've condemned the charge as completely out of proportion," said Paul Wishart, 37, a student in London.
Which implies, of course, that there are Muslims in the UK who don't see it as out of proportion. They must live in third-world Britain. Londonistan, perhaps?
Which implies, of course, that there are Muslims in the UK who don't see it as out of proportion. They must live in third-world Britain. Londonistan, perhaps?
From the reader submitted comments on CNN...
"As a Muslim I am deeply embarrassed by this as with Bin Ladden and his blind followers. This is not Islam. This is not what Allah wants. This is the final straw that will have me leave Islam for Allah's world where there is intelligence, compassion and understanding among people. "
"As a Muslim I am deeply embarrassed by this as with Bin Ladden and his blind followers. This is not Islam. This is not what Allah wants. This is the final straw that will have me leave Islam for Allah's world where there is intelligence, compassion and understanding among people. "
And unfortunately, this is how the majority of Muslims actually feel. It is a few sociopaths and extremists ruining it for everyone.From the reader submitted comments on CNN...
"As a Muslim I am deeply embarrassed by this as with Bin Ladden and his blind followers. This is not Islam. This is not what Allah wants. This is the final straw that will have me leave Islam for Allah's world where there is intelligence, compassion and understanding among people. "
But that makes me wonder - how come this is the first time I've heard this sentiment? Why aren't there thousands upon thousands of Muslims protesting?
You sound reasonable and sensible when you claim things like "true muslims are part of a peaceful religion." Helps you defend yourself from the claim of bigotry.
It's all shyte
It's all shyte
Not really. While the majority of Muslims worldwide are non-violent and moderate, their ultimate sympathies do NOT lie with the secular West, and they feel a stronger bond to other Muslims, even extremists.
In fact, because one can easily paint a picture of Muslim extremism as legitimate resistance to 'oppression,' it's very easy to get sympathetic. (Thanks, war in Iraq!) The problem is, the line between legitimatized resistance and worldwide cultural warfare really doesn't exist anymore with Muslim extremists...and Muslim extremists court the resistance label and the sympathies of fellow Muslims and radically-minded Western political activists, while twisiting it and extending it to a greater war with Western modernity.
I agree that the majority of Muslims are non-violent, but I would still like to see at least some of them come out and condemn suicide bombings and the like. You would think that Muslims as a whole would not want to be connected to the extremists and would want to show that they are a small portion of the religion, of course the media plays a certain role by only showing videos and pictures that are good for ratings. That said
I agree that the majority of Muslims are non-violent, but I would still like to see at least some of them come out and condemn suicide bombings and the like. You would think that Muslims as a whole would not want to be connected to the extremists and would want to show that they are a small portion of the religion, of course the media plays a certain role by only showing videos and pictures that are good for ratings. That said
That's kind of my point. The mainstream of Islam is generally more sympathetic to Islamic extremism than secular Western democracy.
Here's a nice collection.
I can't figure out how to take a good pic of my nuts right now, so this will have to do.
http://cagle.msnbc.com/news/Muhammad/main.asp
I can't figure out how to take a good pic of my nuts right now, so this will have to do.
http://cagle.msnbc.com/news/Muhammad/main.asp
Jesus muhammad is my anus christ I hate those people.
This would ALMOST be a better custom title than your current one...
Of course it's better.
It came from my brain and not brian's
You're not suggesting something that brian thought up was worthy are you?
Think about that.
Bull**** - there is no such implication whatsoever. You have inferred it which demonstrates your desire to paint that particular picture, consistent with your previous postings regarding the western-based Islamic threat.
No doubt you could find a quote to support your view but then it is not only Muslims who hold extreme views regarding religion, there's plenty of Christians who are similarly stupid. The point is that there would be no more than a handful of such people.
You do know this is political don't you?