Bush: War on "Islamic fascists"

Frankly, I'm surprised no one made a thread about this (unless I missed it). In a speech made by President Bush, he said that the United States was in a war against Islamic fascists, which resulted in...mixed responses by various peoples in the United States. Some agreed, some said that it was inappropriate for him to say so...so what's your take?

P.S. I had to tear apart some chicken today for chicken salad sandwiches, and my hands smell like chicken now.

If your asking it's hateful against a Religion, no it is not, they're Fascists, who happen to be Islamic

PS: Mmmmmm Chicken

yes, its like how the nazi regime was referred to as christian fascists.....wait a minute

the terrorist ideal is that anyone who is not them deserves to die, including muslems who are not fundamentalist wackos. the bush team needs to sit down and come up with an appropriate term and quit flaring racism.

Originally posted by PVS
yes, its like how the nazi regime was referred to as christian fascists.....wait a minute

the terrorist ideal is that anyone who is not them deserves to die, including muslems who are not fundamentalist wackos. the bush team needs to sit down and come up with an appropriate term and quit flaring racism.

Originally posted by lord xyz
*waits* 😕

wait for it........

Originally posted by PVS
wait for it........

Originally posted by PVS
yes, its like how the nazi regime was referred to as christian fascists.....wait a minute

were they...

hitler himself was quoted as saying you can be christian or German...you cant be both

not to mention the nazi written documentation entitled "The Persecution of the Christian Churches"

Originally posted by jaden101
were they...

hitler himself was quoted as saying you can be christian or German...you cant be both

not to mention the nazi written documentation entitled "The Persecution of the Christian Churches"

Well it is a war on terrorism right and right now the terrorist (with a few exceptions) are indeed Islamic Fascist; so people need to lay off of the 'sensitivity' trip and just deal with it. Personally, I'm no fan of GWB, so anytime I hear him say something, I tend to think the worst. But, if any other president were to say "Islamic Fascist" it wouldn't be a problem.

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In the 30's, Hitler was often heard quoting Christianity as a rallying tool for Germans. But, later into his reign, he was no friend of Christianity/Religion. There's also proof that he wasn't very religious starting from a young age.

So saying that the Nazi's were Christian Fascist is sloppy thinking, I do not think anyone could find anything in the Bible that would reasonably condone Hitler's actions.

Originally posted by Robtard
In the 30's, Hitler was often heard quoting Christianity as a rallying tool for Germans. But, later into his reign, he was no friend of Christianity/Religion.

So saying that the Nazi's were Christian Fascist is sloppy thinking, I do not think anyone could find anything in the Bible that would reasonably condone Hitler's actions.

the point is that at the rise of fascism in germany, christianity was not rejected by hitler, as you said, and also that many german fascists were chistian. but yes, a sloppy analogy it was.

so i will then reference the christian kkk. or the christian i.r.a.

Originally posted by Robtard
In the 30's, Hitler was often heard quoting Christianity as a rallying tool for Germans. But, later into his reign, he was no friend of Christianity/Religion.

So saying that the Nazi's were Christian Fascist is sloppy thinking, I do not think anyone could find anything in the Bible that would reasonably condone Hitler's actions.

indeed...before hitler came into power he actively attempted to keep the catholics "on-side" as a means to get into power

once in power he heavily criticised and persecuted all forms of religion

basically the crux is that hitler and the Nazis never claimed what they were doing was in the name of christianity and God

whereas groups like al-qaeda are claimant to be representatives of Islam and Allah...so to call them islamic fascists is only incorrect in the sense that anyone with a brain knows that al-qaeda doesn't represent Islam

Originally posted by jaden101
so to call them islamic fascists is only incorrect in the sense that anyone with a brain knows that al-qaeda doesn't represent Islam

you overestimate the logic of the masses jaden....dangerously so

Originally posted by PVS
you overestimate the logic of the masses jaden....dangerously so

true...guilty as charged

although the media in this country has gone out of its way to produce television programmes to tell us that al-qaeda doesn't represent Islam

and i mean HUNDREDS of different reports and documentaries since 9/11

you'd think that anyone with the tiniest bit of sense would take it on board

then again...i'm overestimating the logic factor again

The truth is a Majority of Islam does support Al Quada, ironically, in most places outside of the Middle East (Chechnya being one of the few) the Muslims arn't supportive of the Terrorists at all, and actually hate them

i will say one thing about the sensitivity of some islamic nations

the head of the pakistani cricket board said that because an umpire said that the pakistani captain was tampering with the ball during a match...the umpire was in turn, insulting the entire country of pakistan and calling them all cheats

lighten up a bit

you only need to look at the over reaction of the depiction the prophet mohammed a few months ago....particularly when Islam forbids the depiction of ANY prophet...including jesus, abraham etc etc

did you see the same uproar about the life of brian?...passion of the christ?, the last temptation...

any of the hundreds of religious videos?

no...why not?

Originally posted by FeceMan
Frankly, I'm surprised no one made a thread about this (unless I missed it). In a speech made by President Bush, he said that the United States was in a war against Islamic fascists, which resulted in...mixed responses by various peoples in the United States. Some agreed, some said that it was inappropriate for him to say so...so what's your take?

P.S. I had to tear apart some chicken today for chicken salad sandwiches, and my hands smell like chicken now.

Far better to keep things simple - terrorists and fascist. Doesn't need to be complicated by putting it with ideologies or religions that are not wholly bad. Terrorism in general - since there are, and have been, many different types of terrorists over the year whose terrorist actions have been propagated by misguided adherence to a political or religious ideal.

Originally posted by FeceMan
Frankly, I'm surprised no one made a thread about this (unless I missed it). In a speech made by President Bush, he said that the United States was in a war against Islamic fascists, which resulted in...mixed responses by various peoples in the United States. Some agreed, some said that it was inappropriate for him to say so...so what's your take?

P.S. I had to tear apart some chicken today for chicken salad sandwiches, and my hands smell like chicken now.

Originally posted by jaden101
i will say one thing about the sensitivity of some islamic nations

the head of the pakistani cricket board said that because an umpire said that the pakistani captain was tampering with the ball during a match...the umpire was in turn, insulting the entire country of pakistan and calling them all cheats

lighten up a bit

you only need to look at the over reaction of the depiction the prophet mohammed a few months ago....particularly when Islam forbids the depiction of ANY prophet...including jesus, abraham etc etc

did you see the same uproar about the life of brian?...passion of the christ?, the last temptation...

any of the hundreds of religious videos?

no...why not?

Because there's nothing openly condemning making depictions of holy prophets in the Bible.

Originally posted by PVS
yes, its like how the nazi regime was referred to as christian fascists.....wait a minute

the terrorist ideal is that anyone who is not them deserves to die, including muslems who are not fundamentalist wackos. the bush team needs to sit down and come up with an appropriate term and quit flaring racism.

Originally posted by FeceMan
It's hardly flaring racism.

Perhaps not, but it has the potential to be. The terrorists/"Fascists are the problem, it shouldn't matter if they are Muslim or Atheistic or Communists or whatever. Adding anything simply singles out a particular group, and encourages certain elements to extend the term "Islamic" to all of Islam.