Explosions reported in Manchester?
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BigLion said:
So you're saying we deserved to be bombed?
Children at a concert don't write our foreign policy, but they deserved to die?
Are you mentally sound?
He's not actually written any of that has he.....?Children at a concert don't write our foreign policy, but they deserved to die?
Are you mentally sound?
Based on some of your earlier responses in this thread you DO seem to have problems with relatively basic English.
rscott said:
Views on this - http://metro.co.uk/2017/05/28/man-shouted-p-and-te... ?
Anyone perhaps see a connection between what happened to this person and the views of some on this thread?
Scum basically.Anyone perhaps see a connection between what happened to this person and the views of some on this thread?
I read something, maybe on this thread, where someone had been spat upon and it was almost waved away with "well at least they weren't blown up".
That kind of mentality really does exist.
rscott said:
Views on this - http://metro.co.uk/2017/05/28/man-shouted-p-and-te... ?
Anyone perhaps see a connection between what happened to this person and the views of some on this thread?
You clearly can. There's a shock!Anyone perhaps see a connection between what happened to this person and the views of some on this thread?
PurpleAki said:
rscott said:
Views on this - http://metro.co.uk/2017/05/28/man-shouted-p-and-te... ?
Anyone perhaps see a connection between what happened to this person and the views of some on this thread?
You clearly can. There's a shock!Anyone perhaps see a connection between what happened to this person and the views of some on this thread?
BigLion said:
Alpinestars said:
Troubleatmill said:
Alpinestars said:
But we don't give a s
t about foreigners. Unless they are European because we love Europe. And the U.S.
The rage we feel. is the same rage any foreigner feels. We call it collateral damage, trying to impose democracy which is surely good for them. And sometimes, depending on the perpetrators, we call it terrorism, and trying to impose Sharia. The irony.
Afghanistan doesn't want democracy.... or schools etc.t about foreigners. Unless they are European because we love Europe. And the U.S. The rage we feel. is the same rage any foreigner feels. We call it collateral damage, trying to impose democracy which is surely good for them. And sometimes, depending on the perpetrators, we call it terrorism, and trying to impose Sharia. The irony.
Build them a nice sports stadium and they will say thank you very much - and it won't be used as a sporting event - but they will use it to hold executions of women, gays etc etc.
And I'm not sure how many executions were carried out before the West funded AQ, and changed the political landscape.
Children at a concert don't write our foreign policy, but they deserved to die?
Are you mentally sound?
https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/7861/british-mu...
The 615-page survey found that more than 100,000 British Muslims sympathize with suicide bombers and people who commit other terrorist acts. Moreover, only one in three British Muslims (34%) would contact the police if they believed that somebody close to them had become involved with jihadists.
The 615-page survey found that more than 100,000 British Muslims sympathize with suicide bombers and people who commit other terrorist acts. Moreover, only one in three British Muslims (34%) would contact the police if they believed that somebody close to them had become involved with jihadists.
Alpinestars said:
Cobnapint said:
Troubleatmill said:
Afghanistan doesn't want democracy.... or schools etc.
Build them a nice sports stadium and they will say thank you very much - and it won't be used as a sporting event - but they will use it to hold executions of women, gays etc etc.
They don't even understand what it is.Build them a nice sports stadium and they will say thank you very much - and it won't be used as a sporting event - but they will use it to hold executions of women, gays etc etc.
It doesn't relate to anything they come across in daily life. The only important thing is adherence to the book.
Have a little read of this...
https://wilsonquarterly.com/quarterly/spring-2014-...
Alpinestars said:
BigLion said:
Alpinestars said:
Troubleatmill said:
Alpinestars said:
But we don't give a st about foreigners. Unless they are European because we love Europe. And the U.S.
The rage we feel. is the same rage any foreigner feels. We call it collateral damage, trying to impose democracy which is surely good for them. And sometimes, depending on the perpetrators, we call it terrorism, and trying to impose Sharia. The irony.
Afghanistan doesn't want democracy.... or schools etc.t about foreigners. Unless they are European because we love Europe. And the U.S. The rage we feel. is the same rage any foreigner feels. We call it collateral damage, trying to impose democracy which is surely good for them. And sometimes, depending on the perpetrators, we call it terrorism, and trying to impose Sharia. The irony.
Build them a nice sports stadium and they will say thank you very much - and it won't be used as a sporting event - but they will use it to hold executions of women, gays etc etc.
And I'm not sure how many executions were carried out before the West funded AQ, and changed the political landscape.
Children at a concert don't write our foreign policy, but they deserved to die?
Are you mentally sound?
rscott said:
PurpleAki said:
rscott said:
Views on this - http://metro.co.uk/2017/05/28/man-shouted-p-and-te... ?
Anyone perhaps see a connection between what happened to this person and the views of some on this thread?
You clearly can. There's a shock!Anyone perhaps see a connection between what happened to this person and the views of some on this thread?
22 people died, many still critically ill and understandably emotions are high.
But you can only focus on one bloke who was an the receiving end of nasty words.
Remember that the 2 bafoons who drove a jeep into the Scottish airport terminal were also upstanding members of the medical profession.
Cobnapint said:
Alpinestars said:
Cobnapint said:
Troubleatmill said:
Afghanistan doesn't want democracy.... or schools etc.
Build them a nice sports stadium and they will say thank you very much - and it won't be used as a sporting event - but they will use it to hold executions of women, gays etc etc.
They don't even understand what it is.Build them a nice sports stadium and they will say thank you very much - and it won't be used as a sporting event - but they will use it to hold executions of women, gays etc etc.
It doesn't relate to anything they come across in daily life. The only important thing is adherence to the book.
Have a little read of this...
https://wilsonquarterly.com/quarterly/spring-2014-...
Here's some reading for you.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/america-created-al-qa...
Jazzy Jag said:
rscott said:
PurpleAki said:
rscott said:
Views on this - http://metro.co.uk/2017/05/28/man-shouted-p-and-te... ?
Anyone perhaps see a connection between what happened to this person and the views of some on this thread?
You clearly can. There's a shock!Anyone perhaps see a connection between what happened to this person and the views of some on this thread?
22 people died, many still critically ill and understandably emotions are high.
But you can only focus on one bloke who was an the receiving end of nasty words.
Remember that the 2 bafoons who drove a jeep into the Scottish airport terminal were also upstanding members of the medical profession.
And as for your last statement, what's your point?
BigLion said:
Alpinestars said:
BigLion said:
Alpinestars said:
Troubleatmill said:
Alpinestars said:
But we don't give a st about foreigners. Unless they are European because we love Europe. And the U.S.
The rage we feel. is the same rage any foreigner feels. We call it collateral damage, trying to impose democracy which is surely good for them. And sometimes, depending on the perpetrators, we call it terrorism, and trying to impose Sharia. The irony.
Afghanistan doesn't want democracy.... or schools etc.t about foreigners. Unless they are European because we love Europe. And the U.S. The rage we feel. is the same rage any foreigner feels. We call it collateral damage, trying to impose democracy which is surely good for them. And sometimes, depending on the perpetrators, we call it terrorism, and trying to impose Sharia. The irony.
Build them a nice sports stadium and they will say thank you very much - and it won't be used as a sporting event - but they will use it to hold executions of women, gays etc etc.
And I'm not sure how many executions were carried out before the West funded AQ, and changed the political landscape.
Children at a concert don't write our foreign policy, but they deserved to die?
Are you mentally sound?
It's a cause. And an excuse used by terrorists. That has nothing to do with me. Clear? Good.
https://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2017/05/andy-burnham...
An interesting point of view, also expressed by Douglas Murray on Politics Today earlier.
An interesting point of view, also expressed by Douglas Murray on Politics Today earlier.
Alpinestars said:
The same emotions are felt by friends, family and communities of anyone killed unlawfully.
And as for your last statement, what's your point?
My point is that being a doctor doesn't preclude him from being an Islamic suicide bomber.And as for your last statement, what's your point?
IQ is no barrier to the cause, apparently.
Jazzy Jag said:
rscott said:
PurpleAki said:
rscott said:
Views on this - http://metro.co.uk/2017/05/28/man-shouted-p-and-te... ?
Anyone perhaps see a connection between what happened to this person and the views of some on this thread?
You clearly can. There's a shock!Anyone perhaps see a connection between what happened to this person and the views of some on this thread?
22 people died, many still critically ill and understandably emotions are high.
But you can only focus on one bloke who was an the receiving end of nasty words.
Remember that the 2 bafoons who drove a jeep into the Scottish airport terminal were also upstanding members of the medical profession.
Not sure what your point is about the Scottish attackers?
Jazzy Jag said:
Alpinestars said:
The same emotions are felt by friends, family and communities of anyone killed unlawfully.
And as for your last statement, what's your point?
My point is that being a doctor doesn't preclude him from being an Islamic suicide bomber.And as for your last statement, what's your point?
IQ is no barrier to the cause, apparently.
Jazzy Jag said:
But I'm guessing you don't have a problem with our soldiers being spat on and screamed at in Luton a few years back?
22 people died, many still critically ill and understandably emotions are high.
But you can only focus on one bloke who was an the receiving end of nasty words.
Remember that the 2 bafoons who drove a jeep into the Scottish airport terminal were also upstanding members of the medical profession.
Anyone in their right mind would want to see anyone being dealt with by the law if they spit and scream at people, I don't care if they're white, brown, Christian, Muslim, or any other colour or denomination.22 people died, many still critically ill and understandably emotions are high.
But you can only focus on one bloke who was an the receiving end of nasty words.
Remember that the 2 bafoons who drove a jeep into the Scottish airport terminal were also upstanding members of the medical profession.
22 people died and emotions are high, of course they are.
But does that somehow excuse it or make it OK?
Jazzy Jag said:
Alpinestars said:
The same emotions are felt by friends, family and communities of anyone killed unlawfully.
And as for your last statement, what's your point?
My point is that being a doctor doesn't preclude him from being an Islamic suicide bomber.And as for your last statement, what's your point?
IQ is no barrier to the cause, apparently.
Alpinestars said:
Culture is a tad more nuanced than a proveable fact. Do you think the West's interference in Afghanistan has not led to some terrorism?
Our presence in Afganistan has undoubtedly led to some terrorism, but not 'interfering' would lead to a far worse outcome. That is to say, a totally consolidated country, under the total jurisdiction of the murderous Taliban, AQ, or ISIS, with it's own unquestioning, suicidal Islamist Army - with the probable intention and capability of eventually obtaining and using nuclear weapons against the infidels. Us.If it were left to fester, that is what you would be looking at in the long term, as well as far more in the way of terrorist attacks globally, in the mean time.
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