Originally posted by FeceMan
Probably.
Probably NOT. And I'm willing to bet he knows that.
Originally posted by FeceMan
What you have just said is horseshit.of the idea that the woman who wrote this wants all Muslims dead, but you quick throw out the "hatred" and "murder" card
PVS wasn't the one who threw out those terms, the "woman" in question was. Do you honestly think that such terminology wasn't implied?!? That's the head in the sand bullshit people have been addressing in this thread. Way to prove a point!
Originally posted by FeceMan
Well, no, she shouldn't. Being the President requires diplomacy and tact rather than knee-jerk reactions.
Did someone tell GW that, before he decided to use it as a political device? If this "woman" were running on the red side of things, you'd tell us she was the answer to Hillary Clinton!
Originally posted by FeceMan
She's from Jersey. Wonderful. And, yes, we are fighting a war on terror.
Yeah! Because Jersey isn't part of the United States of America! It's one of those liberal blue states that only care about black presidents and women voters and the NAACP, right? **** their opinion.
Whoops, she speaks for too many people on the donner list to say that!?
Originally posted by FeceMan
Indeed, September 11, 2001 was the act that spurred the war in Iraq into action, and those who committed the attack were Islamic.
Yeah, and I've been told that eating Mexican food will give me the shits. Doesn't mean I blame all of Mexico when it happens.
Originally posted by FeceMan
They were indeed murdered.
For what, though? Does them being murdered mean we should just accept what we're told?
Originally posted by FeceMan
Indeed they died horribly.
No arguments here. But, like too many American troops, did they die in vein? Or should we just assume that half the country (given the opposing perspective of teh two parties) be considered terrorists? Should we blame the democrats for 9/11?
Originally posted by FeceMan
According to some people, yes, one is supposed to care about this.
Should we give a shit when a muslim wipes his ass with the bible? Or should we consider such horeseshit propoganda? Does a muslim wiping his ass with the bible, or an illegal immigrant rolling a joint with a page from the bible, a reason for you to doubt your long-standing, deeply held beliefs? Where is the confidence that is supposed to be inspired by your faith? Get over it. It's just more material shit that your religion preaches to us about not considering!
Originally posted by FeceMan
Grand.
Yeah, it would be grand if Bin Laden converted. But, seriously, how much "forgiveness" are you really willing to display were he to do so? Where are your Christian principles then? Where is the republican party then?
Originally posted by FeceMan
She makes the point that we're expected to treat the Qu'ran like it's holy and sacred whereas the Muslim radicals--notice the use of the word "fanatics" to designate them, much like when President Bush described them similarly (oh, but that was hateful, too)--don't give a rat's ass. She asks, "Why should we care that someone flushed it down the toilet?" My response is, "I don't know
How can you expect anyone else to consier your beliefs, when its clear you couldn't give a shit about anyone eles?
Originally posted by FeceMan
I assume that the woman is referring to our inability to touch mosques due to the international backlash caused by such an action. By staying in their mosques, they are refuse to die honorably.
What? Are you serious?
Originally posted by FeceMan
Do suicide bombers kill children when they detonate themselves? Indeed. Are they in search of nirvana? As Strangelove points out, she's probably confusing Buddhism and Islam, although a definition of nirvana says that it is, "a place or state characterized by freedom from or oblivion to pain, worry, and the external world."
If nirvana meant the same as heaven, your point might have some validity. I honestly don't get why the absurdity of one religious view can't be applied equally to your own. That's not justification of their beliefs, it's damnation of both your perspectives!
Originally posted by FeceMan
I'm not sure exactly to what the woman is referring.
Neither am I
Originally posted by FeceMan
Were the incidents claimed to be torture blown out-of-proportion? In some cases, yes.
No. The question is, were they blown out of proportion because it wasn't Americans making the claim.
Originally posted by FeceMan
The woman would not be expected to care if it were a cop-killer who was being captured but could have killed more policemen.
When was the last time you saw a wounded "terrorist" shot in the head? That's just absurd.*
Originally posted by FeceMan
A rough translation: "QQ moar, nub."
Lapti Nek
Originally posted by FeceMan
Grammar and spelling are of high importance, next to cleanliness. Shame on you.
That was good, if not diversionary.
Originally posted by FeceMan
I'm not sure I would describe it as "ridiculous," and I certainly don't think that those responsible will care.
It IS ridiculous. The stronger point would be, "do those NOT responsible care? Do they understand, much less give two shits about the principles they profess to uphold?
Originally posted by FeceMan
Again, we have the adjective "radical" to differentiate between peaceful and militant Muslims.
Yes. But, out of context, considering your usage.
Originally posted by FeceMan
Yay, Ronald Reagan. Not terribly important to this letter, though.
Why is it not? It's what far to many uphold as the guiding principle behind their opinion of the situation. Don't blame the suicide victim for drinking the kool-aid. Blame the Kool-aid!
Originally posted by FeceMan
Damn Mexicans sneaking across the border.
Damn every-one-else who isn't?
Originally posted by FeceMan
True enough.
Please, point out the verse where he admitted to as much. Also, "true enough? How true? True in ways that demonstrates the absolute irrelevance of any other religioious perspective on the situation?
Originally posted by FeceMan
It's less dying for "you" in a personal sense than a global sense, but, yes, I suppose that is correct. I do, however, raise an eyebrow at the idea of "defining forces" (what does that mean?) and the word "only." Absolutes often don't apply in the real world.
If it isn't personal, then why the hero worship?
Originally posted by FeceMan
I'll rewrite that for you:
Is that what you want? More of the same? Anyone can replace words with contrary opinions. But when it comes down to it, what do you really expect? Way to be totally unoriginal.