Solider Used Koran as Target Practice

 

There has already been a lot said about this. I think it was an unnecessary act, but how would people react if it was a Bible?

 

Talk about making the Islam nation mad!

In case you have not noticed, the "Islam Nation" has been mad at "infidels"(anyone who does not think like them) for centuries. He could have used it for toilet paper for all i care. If he had used the Holy Bible instead, my opinion would not matter. He would have to answer to God on that one.

In case you have not noticed, the "Islam Nation" has been mad at "infidels"(anyone who does not think like them) for centuries. He could have used it for toilet paper for all i care. If he had used the Holy Bible instead, my opinion would not matter. He would have to answer to God on that one.

 

Did somebody say infidels?

Why?

Why do you ask?

I don't have a problem with it.

Let me qualify my opinion and say that it was an act of stupidity for doing it where he did it and leaving it for Muslims to possibly to find. The soldier should receive some punishment for it. The act endangered American troops.

Let me qualify my opinion and say that it was and act of stupidity for doing it where he did it and leaving it for Muslims to possibly to find. The soldier should receive some punishment for it. The act endangered American troops.

Very nicely stated!:thumb:

Let me qualify my opinion and say that it was and act of stupidity for doing it where he did it and leaving it for Muslims to possibly to find. The soldier should receive some punishment for it. The act endangered American troops.

Agree 100%.

Why do we, then, use the pretense of "freeing" the Iraqi people and "supporting democracy" in their country, if we really don't like them or their religion?

Let me qualify my opinion and say that it was an act of stupidity for doing it where he did it and leaving it for Muslims to possibly to find. The soldier should receive some punishment for it. The act endangered American troops.

 

I agree.

Why do we, then, use the pretense of "freeing" the Iraqi people and "supporting democracy" in their country, if we really don't like them or their religion?

 

Separation of church and state.

You don't have to be a Christian to deserve basic human rights.

Separation of church and state.

You don't have to be a Christian to deserve basic human rights.

 

So "we" don't like them, can't stand their religion, but want them to have "rights"?

 

Isn't one of our rights freedom from religious persecution?

So "we" don't like them, can't stand their religion, but want them to have "rights"?

 

Isn't one of our rights freedom from religious persecution?

Who was persecuted by our government? The United States has not interfered with religous practice in Iraq, nor have they attempted to establish a religion.

So "we" don't like them, can't stand their religion, but want them to have "rights"?

 

Isn't one of our rights freedom from religious persecution?

 

That would be one of the basic human rights that I would assume we would want them to have.

Who was persecuted by our government? The United States has not interfered with religous practice in Iraq, nor have they attempted to establish a religion.

 

No one. Thankfully, our military took action to diffuse the poor decision made by a soldier.

 

I am looking at this on a larger scale. Why "pretend" that the Iraqis are even our friends, if we don't like them or their religion?

No one. Thankfully, our military took action to diffuse the poor decision made by a soldier.

 

I am looking at this on a larger scale. Why "pretend" that the Iraqis are even our friends, if we don't like them or their religion?

 

Please be careful here as there are posters on here that like to jump all over Christians who even remotely say that we shouldn't shun and turn our backs on non-Christians.

 

They will turn your posts to use it to justify their point that Christians are horrible people.

 

And the tone of your post is that since we are a Christian nation and they are not, we should just turn a cold shoulder to them.

Please be careful here as there are posters on here that like to jump all over Christians who even remotely say that we shouldn't shun and turn our backs on non-Christians.

 

They will turn your posts to use it to justify their point that Christians are horrible people.

 

And the tone of your post is that since we are a Christian nation and they are not, we should just turn a cold shoulder to them.

 

LBBC, I don't think that I have ever used the word "Christian" in any of these posts, but that is not my intent. My point is that why are we fighting this war? To promote democracy and freedom amongst people we don't like and who we feel doesn't serve a religion that is worthy of our respect?