Ignorant pricks..
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Peace Progressive1993,
"One nation under God, not Allah."
Many of us are contributing to the false notion that "allah" is the proper name of some Arab god and not "the god" (the universal definite god, i.e., a common noun).
At least the ignorants have their excuse since they are ignorant. Can we be surprised or blame them if even supposedly enlightened free-minders who know Arabic propagate such lies and nonsense about the god. For example, you can see the hypocrisy more recently demonstrated here
http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9602194.30
If we really think it is bad, we should start with ourselves before others.
Peace,
Ayman
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Peace Progressive1993,
Many of us are contributing to the false notion that "allah" is the proper name of some Arab god and not "the god" (the universal definite god, i.e., a common noun).
At least the ignorants have their excuse since they are ignorant. Can we be surprised or blame them if even supposedly enlightened free-minders who know Arabic propagate such lies and nonsense about the god. For example, you can see the hypocrisy more recently demonstrated here
http//free-minds.org/forum/index.php?topic=9602194.30
If we really think it is bad, we should start with ourselves before others.
Peace,
Ayman
Eeehhh, yes, Ayman... I was just quoting that one idiot from the video... Or did you want me to spell "allah" with lower case "a"?
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Just thought that this point needed emphasis
"Our children have been taught in schools that every idea is right, that no one should criticize others' positions, no matter how odious And what do we call that? They call that multiculturalism... And it has paralyzed too many of our fellow citizens to make the critical judgment we need to make to prosper in society."
This made me really upset, the idiotic protestors aside. He (Tea Party member) is actually promoting narrow-mindedness, anti-multuculturasim, racism, not questioning things and ignorance. How are these people not in Guatanamo or at least in prison? They spread more evil than what many Americans call "terrorists" (aka innocent Arabs/Muslims).
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I know. I was not talking about you. You are not a prick )
haha alright D
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Just thought that this point needed emphasis
"Our children have been taught in schools that every idea is right, that no one should criticize others' positions, no matter how odious And what do we call that? They call that multiculturalism... And it has paralyzed too many of our fellow citizens to make the critical judgment we need to make to prosper in society."
This made me really upset, the idiotic protestors aside. He (Tea Party member) is actually promoting narrow-mindedness, anti-multuculturasim, racism, not questioning things and ignorance. How are these people not in Guatanamo or art least in prison? They spread more evil than what many Americans call "terrorists" (aka innocent Arabs/Muslims).This guy is uneducated. No school in the US teaches that "every idea is right". P
Peace,
Ayman
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http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6t6d9YBuFM
"Go back home. Terrorist"
"Our children have been taught in schools that every idea is right, that no one should criticize others' positions, no matter how odious And what do we call that? They call that multiculturalism... And it has paralyzed too many of our fellow citizens to make the critical judgment we need to make to prosper in society."
= He promotes ignorance and racism... SMH."As a matter of fact I know quite a few marines who would help these terrorists to an early meeting in paradise laughter."
"One nation under God, not Allah."
"Terrorists... You are not welcome here. Go home!"Where is the facepalm emoticon when you need it?
2563 The servants of the Almighty are those who walk on the earth in humility, and if the ignorant speak to them, they say "Peace."
I must say, the Muslims there did act peacefully against those ignorant idiots.. Makes you question who are they actual "terrorists" and "evil people."
"I'm being told to go back home. I'm actually from Fullerton so I don't know where back home is for me."
lol
"If you're taking a picture of me you're a BEEP"
lol
I blame not only their ignorance, but the somewhat accurate claims they're making. It's sharia who preaches the mess portion of Islam and I bet you if Islam did operate under the belief the Quran is the only legitimate source (meaning after that it's your own logic and common sense applied to YOUR life. You can't after all, take someone's interpretation of God's word and put it on a pedestal. We all know what this resembles and you're probably better off not believing in jack.) then there'd be little to no protesting of that sort going on. There isn't going to be a system of religious law declaring what the religion is or isn't. Just that great book that had a system fully copied down, IMO as per God's word.
Peace.
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I think at least some of them deserve punishment. It's like racism. Their not being reasonable, trying to be openminded or restraining judgement about the people there without truly knowing them. They should reserve thought about someone let alone >(conduct.
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I blame not only their ignorance, but the somewhat accurate claims they're making. It's sharia who preaches the mess portion of Islam and I bet you if Islam did operate under the belief the Quran is the only legitimate source (meaning after that it's your own logic and common sense applied to YOUR life.
I think in some ways you're very right. The way some people go about expressing their views is deplorable, but you have to think that some of their concerns are legitimate in thought. From what I've seen of more traditional leaning Muslims bought up in western environments, implementing a legal system based on the traditional understanding of Islam isn't a goal of theirs or something they would even like to see happen, even if they do show sympathies to it. Of course there are some traditional Muslims who would like to live under the traditional understanding of Islamic law without knowing the full implications it. I think that's just idealism for the most part and almost a feeling of being obliged to support it as it's peddled by the clergy as a utopian sort of concept. Then there are those who consciously understand and some that strive for Islamic government, although not necessarily in western countries.
The influence of this third type is what I think is being misleadingly overrepresented by these protesters and all others like them around Europe and America. The views of this very traditional type of Muslim are pushed as absolutely authentic and compulsory for every Muslim to believe not only by themselves but by such protesters, which is strange. I don't personally understand why, when there is a wealth of diversity in thought between Muslims (and always has been), the staunchest, most literal interpretation of Islam should be championed as Islam's bastion.
I suppose that if something challenges your own cultural views too abruptly and unforgivingly, we're bound to see what we're seeing in reaction to Muslim communities. It's just ignorance mainly, from either sides. There appears to be a lack of sensitivity from the Muslim side to the cultural norms of western society. It's simply not something normal to cover your face in a little suburb or a city centre and people don't understand it. On the flip-side, people express themselves through their clothing, having an opinion is okay, telling other people what to wear is not.
Okay, I'm ranting now. The point I think I was trying to make is, to be concerned when your culture or way of life is being challenged is completely normal, which is why the upset on either 'side' is totally understandable. Some people have more decorum than others when expressing their grievances, this is true. I think some of these grievances wouldn't even exist if there was a little more tolerance and understanding and less irrational extremism going around.
The people in the video are very brazen though. Audacity and stupidity seem to be common bedfellows.
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Read the comments of "ringmaster"
http//forum09.faithfreedom.org/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=9200&start=20
Peace.
It's pretty obvious he/she wants to have an image of you that is bad no matter what goodness or peaceful approach you have regarding him/her. I woudn't think on it. It would just frustrate.
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The video is no longer available
Alternate video http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkZhAtNfcBE
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Read the comments of "ringmaster"
http//forum09.faithfreedom.org/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=9200&start=20
Peace.
I freaking lol'd @ his sig...
A muslim woman must dress as if her entire body were one gigantic vagina.
The koran was written especially to give the prophet access to lots of vagina.
The black stone at Mecca is shaped like a vagina.
Therefore allah is the god of the vagina.
lulz
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So much hatred in sectarian teachings.
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So much hatred in sectarian teachings.
Yup and sometime racist too...
It remind me of "Protestant B" tag for the "American Jewish Soldier" stationed in Saudi Arabia, to defend them from Iraqis/Saddam aggression.
Given "Any Jew" who set foot on the "Holy" Saudi Arabian soil shall tainted the land to be 'unholy'...
Yet oddly enough they accept Kissinger (which is a jew) visiting the 'holy land'..