March 9, 201511 yr Islam as a religion needs to clean its house. I'm sorry that it's come to this, but I'm being the ugly American here. Root it out. Now. Time to load up the bombers with pig entrails. Shower them with that which they find nasty and unclean. Follow it up with bomber-loads of bowling balls, junk cars and rusty refrigerators. Then more and more pig entrails. Cover the mosques with chitlins. Explain to them that all this stops when they stop their crazies. If they don't do it, well, then, send millions of troops in to destroy everything, with no Marshall Plan behind it. Slaughterhouses, I'm calling on you to make the real tools of war against Islam's hijackers available to the US military, in tonnage, for free. Only a few of us like chitlins anyway, and they're already more expensive than they should be, so it won't be missed that much. I'm willing to make that sacrifice. I'm sorry, but I would love to be the guy who apologizes for their religion and its results. But if the religion can't extricate itself from the loonies, then, by extension, they are condoning the lunacy. It's an either/or situation, and that's that. The largely silent response to ISIS/ISIL/Boko Harum/Whatever Other Silly Groups from allegedly "moderate" Muslims doesn't jibe with me. They're not doing enough. Those of you who have friends/associates/co-workers in that world need to explain to them that the reasonable world has had enough, and they need to do everything in their power to stop this barbarism or lose their religion to the sands of time. I'm for every extreme method at our disposal at this point. And the US needs to stop taking the high road in this fight. Start showing videos of brutal beheadings and slashings of terrorist leaders. Shove pig entrails down the throats of their corpses — and live bodies as well — on these videos. We must out-crazy them. I hate to be this way, as my nature is to be diplomatic and peaceful. But I'm done with that, because peaceful doesn't work with this bunch and its enablers. And yes, those Muslims who take a hands-off approach to all this are enablers. For all we know they may be playing the silence card while sending thousands of dollars overseas to support the cause. This is Jim Schue Xenophobic, and it's an ugly version of me. I didn't get to this point accidentally. I'm fed up. Bowling balls. And chitlins. Lots of them. With hot sauce and butter.
March 9, 201511 yr You liberal, tree-hugging scum. Wait a minute... Papa, who is this guy and what did he do with Jim Schue??
March 9, 201511 yr Silent? Muslims groups have spoke out against extremists attacks. How much would you like them to do? These extremists are VERY well armed, this is a world problem not an Islamic problem. Islamic groups have been trying to separate themselves from these extremists, but again, how much can they do? This is simply calling out a religion on the facts that a few groups are using that religion for their agenda. In fact, the whole "let's go after all Muslim" cry is just what groups like ISIS want, they want to be able to point to people that seem anti-Muslim and blame all Muslims for their actions. Muslim have been saying that groups such as ISIS do not represent them as a whole, and when you look at the world having over 1.5 billion Muslims and a small fraction creating havoc, they don't. The non-Muslims come out and want to group them all together, and want to say that groups like ISIS are following the Quran, doing this is what ISIS wants, they point to it to make their fight legitimate. Groups like ISIS want to be "THE" voice of Islam, and they point to these general statements about Muslims to advance their cause and to recruit more and more people. "When I meet a person of a different faith is my immediate assumption, “This person is Catholic, he must be a child molester” or “This Jewish woman hates all Muslim children and wants them to be bombed” or “This person is a Christian, he must want to steal the money of gullible old white ladies who think the Rapture is imminent?” Or is my assumption when I meet people is that they believe all these things are abhorrent and that we share these basic values?" When people wake up and realize that this is a world problem and not a Muslim one, then we can advance. And what is this "For all we know they may be playing the silence card while sending thousands of dollars overseas to support the cause."? For all we know this or that? Where are the FACTS? The fact that "Islam" was mentioned not extremist is kind of out there. Sometimes I am not sure who is attempting to bring about a great "Holy War" the most, groups like ISIS or people who want to blame an entire religion for the actions of those who claim to be of a religion. I guess being anti-Muslim is the new "anti non-white" these days. I guess all blacks don't care about black crime as they don't do something to stop it? Since there is a very high number of blacks in prison it mush be true right? And to ask a Muslim if they support ISIS is wrong! It's bigoted! Do we ask all blacks if they support black crime? Black violence? Do we ask all Catholics if they support sexual abuse of children? Do we ask all gun owners if they support the senseless mass killings at schools, malls, or movie theaters? In fact, a Muslim police officer in Paris was killed on the newspaper there a few months ago, defending the rights of the cartoonists. This is not Islam Vs the world. This is the world Vs extremists. If this succeeds to make this out to be non-Muslims against Muslims, this will end very very tragically for the entire world. How about not relying on what we hear and actually do some research, such as to Goggle "Muslims condemning terrorism"? But, many Muslim groups do come out and speak against these terrorist actions. CAIR, on the attacks in Paris: "CAIR, the Council on American-Islamic Relations: We strongly condemn this brutal and cowardly attack and reiterate our repudiation of any such assault on freedom of speech, even speech that mocks faiths and religious figures. The proper response to such attacks on the freedoms we hold dear is not to vilify any faith, but instead to marginalize extremists of all backgrounds who seek to stifle freedom and to create or widen societal divisions. We offer sincere condolences to the families and loved ones of those killed or injured in this attack. We also call for the swift apprehension of the perpetrators, who should be punished to the full extent of the law." Why Don't "Moderate" Muslims Condemn Terrorism ??! | Zero Hedge What Fox Won't Show You: Muslim Leaders Are Condemning The Paris Terror Attack | Research | Media Matters for America U.S. Muslim groups denounce French terror, say free speech must be protected - The Washington Post Muslims Around The World Condemn Charlie Hebdo Attack Muslim Leaders Worldwide Condemn ISIS | Global Research 45 Examples of Muslim Outrage About Charlie Hebdo Attack That Fox News Missed | Alternet Again, Google is your friend! "Muslims condemning terrorism".
March 9, 201511 yr As many sit back and expect all Muslims to not only denounce groups like ISIS, and expect them to sniff all of the extremists out and do away with them, Christians as a whole are also sitting on their rear ends not doing a thing to help Christians that are being murdered simply because of their faith, many are saying it's not our fight, "those" countries should be the ones who go in and help these people. As I have mentioned about two months ago, Pope Francis has basically stated that the world needs to go to war with these extremists. But, we sit back and allow it to happen.
March 9, 201511 yr As many sit back and expect all Muslims to not only denounce groups like ISIS, and expect them to sniff all of the extremists out and do away with them, Christians as a whole are also sitting on their rear ends not doing a thing to help Christians that are being murdered simply because of their faith, many are saying it's not our fight, "those" countries should be the ones who go in and help these people. As I have mentioned about two months ago, Pope Francis has basically stated that the world needs to go to war with these extremists. But, we sit back and allow it to happen. Not disagreeing but what kind of help would you suggest?
March 9, 201511 yr But, many Muslim groups do come out and speak against these terrorist actions. CAIR, on the attacks in Paris: "CAIR, the Council on American-Islamic Relations: We strongly condemn this brutal and cowardly attack and reiterate our repudiation of any such assault on freedom of speech, even speech that mocks faiths and religious figures. The proper response to such attacks on the freedoms we hold dear is not to vilify any faith, but instead to marginalize extremists of all backgrounds who seek to stifle freedom and to create or widen societal divisions. CAIR in their own right is widely considered a group that supports terrorist. So I dont put much stock into what lies they have to say. FBI Reaffirms CAIR's Terrorist Ties | RedState Especially when other Muslims consider them terrorist. US group CAIR named terrorist organization by United Arab Emirates | Fox News Edited March 10, 201511 yr by True blue (and gold) Fixed quote tags
March 9, 201511 yr As many sit back and expect all Muslims to not only denounce groups like ISIS, and expect them to sniff all of the extremists out and do away with them, Christians as a whole are also sitting on their rear ends not doing a thing to help Christians that are being murdered simply because of their faith, many are saying it's not our fight, "those" countries should be the ones who go in and help these people. As I have mentioned about two months ago, Pope Francis has basically stated that the world needs to go to war with these extremists. But, we sit back and allow it to happen. Disagree...the politician(s) that make the choices to drive to action have avoided taking action to quash it. I'm very impressed with the pig gut plan though....I never thought about that being a solid psychological warfare tactic....it worked in Carrie
March 9, 201511 yr "Remember the little red button? Push the little red button." -Agent K, Men in Black
March 9, 201511 yr Author Silent? Muslims groups have spoke out against extremists attacks. How much would you like them to do? These extremists are VERY well armed, this is a world problem not an Islamic problem. Islamic groups have been trying to separate themselves from these extremists, but again, how much can they do? This is simply calling out a religion on the facts that a few groups are using that religion for their agenda. In fact, the whole "let's go after all Muslim" cry is just what groups like ISIS want, they want to be able to point to people that seem anti-Muslim and blame all Muslims for their actions. Muslim have been saying that groups such as ISIS do not represent them as a whole, and when you look at the world having over 1.5 billion Muslims and a small fraction creating havoc, they don't. The non-Muslims come out and want to group them all together, and want to say that groups like ISIS are following the Quran, doing this is what ISIS wants, they point to it to make their fight legitimate. Groups like ISIS want to be "THE" voice of Islam, and they point to these general statements about Muslims to advance their cause and to recruit more and more people. "When I meet a person of a different faith is my immediate assumption, “This person is Catholic, he must be a child molester” or “This Jewish woman hates all Muslim children and wants them to be bombed” or “This person is a Christian, he must want to steal the money of gullible old white ladies who think the Rapture is imminent?” Or is my assumption when I meet people is that they believe all these things are abhorrent and that we share these basic values?" When people wake up and realize that this is a world problem and not a Muslim one, then we can advance. And what is this "For all we know they may be playing the silence card while sending thousands of dollars overseas to support the cause."? For all we know this or that? Where are the FACTS? The fact that "Islam" was mentioned not extremist is kind of out there. Sometimes I am not sure who is attempting to bring about a great "Holy War" the most, groups like ISIS or people who want to blame an entire religion for the actions of those who claim to be of a religion. I guess being anti-Muslim is the new "anti non-white" these days. I guess all blacks don't care about black crime as they don't do something to stop it? Since there is a very high number of blacks in prison it mush be true right? And to ask a Muslim if they support ISIS is wrong! It's bigoted! Do we ask all blacks if they support black crime? Black violence? Do we ask all Catholics if they support sexual abuse of children? Do we ask all gun owners if they support the senseless mass killings at schools, malls, or movie theaters? In fact, a Muslim police officer in Paris was killed on the newspaper there a few months ago, defending the rights of the cartoonists. This is not Islam Vs the world. This is the world Vs extremists. If this succeeds to make this out to be non-Muslims against Muslims, this will end very very tragically for the entire world. How about not relying on what we hear and actually do some research, such as to Goggle "Muslims condemning terrorism"? But, many Muslim groups do come out and speak against these terrorist actions. CAIR, on the attacks in Paris: "CAIR, the Council on American-Islamic Relations: We strongly condemn this brutal and cowardly attack and reiterate our repudiation of any such assault on freedom of speech, even speech that mocks faiths and religious figures. The proper response to such attacks on the freedoms we hold dear is not to vilify any faith, but instead to marginalize extremists of all backgrounds who seek to stifle freedom and to create or widen societal divisions. We offer sincere condolences to the families and loved ones of those killed or injured in this attack. We also call for the swift apprehension of the perpetrators, who should be punished to the full extent of the law." Why Don't "Moderate" Muslims Condemn Terrorism ??! | Zero Hedge What Fox Won't Show You: Muslim Leaders Are Condemning The Paris Terror Attack | Research | Media Matters for America U.S. Muslim groups denounce French terror, say free speech must be protected - The Washington Post Muslims Around The World Condemn Charlie Hebdo Attack Muslim Leaders Worldwide Condemn ISIS | Global Research 45 Examples of Muslim Outrage About Charlie Hebdo Attack That Fox News Missed | Alternet Again, Google is your friend! "Muslims condemning terrorism". Words are cheap. I'm saying the Islamic world needs to take more extreme action. It's either that or the G-Bomb.
March 9, 201511 yr It's either that or the G-Bomb. What do Guru's bathroom habits have to do with this thread? :idunno:
March 9, 201511 yr Papa, who is this guy and what did he do with Jim Schue?? Fat Tire Beer comes to town and Jim goes crazy.
Archived
This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.