Originally posted by: PowerMacG5
Originally posted by: 0roo0roo
Originally posted by: PowerMacG5
Originally posted by: 0roo0roo
Originally posted by: PowerMacG5
Originally posted by: SilentZero
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
They could stop being terrorists for one.
Exactly! If it walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck....then its a duck!
No, it's a chicken .
But yeah, "They could stop being terrorists for one." sums it up. The majority of Muslim countries are hostile, and rule with the fist of the Koran, stating anyone who is not Muslim, is an infidel and deserves to die.
I don't believe we are innocent either though. Look at the case with the person in Afghanistan who converted to Christianity.
Honestly, if we want respect of other nations, we should respect their laws. Their law states this man must die. The US has no right to say "Fvck your laws, do what I say."
Now, I love my country, but the current administration thinks they are Gods and Kings, and have a stick so far shoved up their collective asses, that it is coming out of their mouths.
really? if germany were to pass a law restarting the holocaust, we should just fsck off and let them be? theres something seriously wrong with your thought process that you can give such undue deference to "laws". the us isn't saying do what we say. the universal declaration of human rights makes this clear that it is totally unacceptable. it is barberous behavior and blatant religious oppression that cannot stand.
http://www.un.org/Overview/rights.html
Article 18.
Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion; this right includes freedom to change his religion or belief, and freedom, either alone or in community with others and in public or private, to manifest his religion or belief in teaching, practice, worship and observance.
Apostasy and Human Rights
http://www.iheu.org/node/1541
Wow, you just made a huge jump. It's not illegal in Afghanistan to be Christian. It's illegal to denounce your Islam.
Also, there is a huge difference from punishing one person, to punishing 6 million people.
I am Jewish, so don't try and turn this in to some Holocaust argument.
sorry, u have no moral authority unless you were actually in a camp. so don't try that route. let alone when you are defending a religion that in large part is spending its time embracing the ideas of the nazi's.
sorry, religious freedom is more important that another religion being offended that you decided to leave and feels denounced by the action. and its sad that your moral view is just based on numbers. early on in the holocaust when only a few were dead you'd have nothing to say. just let the attrocities continue, its law, its ok, we can't be arrogant and intrude
people like you elect bush, and thats just sad.
I would never elect Bush, he is a retard, and should never have gotten the Presidency. My entire family on my mothers side was in the Holocaust, and only 4 people survived. Don't you dare say I have no moral authority on this issue. I saw first hand what something like the Holocaust can do to a family.
The difference between Germany and Afghanistan is that these are Afghanistan's laws, even under their constitution that we helped write. Germany had one man, Hitler, organize people in to hatred. This man is either going to die from the court, or when he leaves the court, all the hundreds to thousands of people outside will tear him apart. The reason the US is hated is we interfere in the internal policies of every country we can.
I am not defending their religion, I am defending their laws. If the US wants to help them, you need to get Afghanistan's officials to try and change their laws.
I will be blunt, I have found one, maybe two muslims I could tolerate and talk to. All the others were so swayed by religious beliefs that I wanted to punch them. The reason I have my views about this situation among many others, I am sick and tired of the US being hated by everyone in the world except the EU-3.
If the US wants to gain the respect of other countries, especially Muslim ones who's laws are so intertwined with the Koran, we need to do it in a less direct way. We get the elected government to institute change, and show them that the West is not a bunch of infidels, and has something to offer them. I don't know if you saw that video posted here the other day with the woman arguing about how backwards these countries are. I agree with her wholeheartedly, but you just can't expect a place like Afghanistan, which was ruled by the Taliban, to do an about face.
Also, I have my views, because I saw first hand what the US policy does. I literally saw the Twin Towers come down from my town. We can see the NYC sky line, and it was one of the worst feelings I ever had. I was extremely pro-war at the time, even though I didn't agree with the Bush politics. I wanted to see every fvcking arab burn because of what a group of people did. Over time, I realized this is because the US thinks they are the police of the world. But you know what happens to every police force that is too overpowering? People revolt and riot, and this is what's happening to us now. Over time, there will be more strikes on US soil, and it will be our own fault, because either we did something to anger someone, or the US's intelligence service was too stupid to interpret intelligence it received.
I also believe Zacarias Moussaoui should have been killed long ago, and that this trial is BS, and he won't get the death penalty cause of that one fvcking lawyer from the TSA.