I liked this discussion about Islam:
I especially like his response when asked about if his talking about Islam in general will make moderates go over to the radical way of thinking.
Also if you watch the video take notice at the way the host phrases the questions though. I love how each time he tried to throw this question at Milo and just got utterly f*cking owned with the response.
Originally posted by Surtur
I liked this discussion about Islam:I especially like his response when asked about if his talking about Islam in general will make moderates go over to the radical way of thinking.
Also if you watch the video take notice at the way the host phrases the questions though. I love how each time he tried to throw this question at Milo and just got utterly f*cking owned with the response.
>Says guns should be allowed in safe-zones
>Says guns shouldn't be allowed in a safe-zone
>Hints that guns wouldn't be a problem in the safe-zone he previously found extreme to say guns should be allowed in.
This guy is a tool.
Surter do you think guns should be allowed in bars (safe-zones)?
Of course you think he is a tool. Just like the whiny college kids who can't stand him so much they throw a hissy fit whenever he speaks.
I also don't think there are "safe zones". Is there an invisible barrier that negates guns from working in these places? Tons of shootings happen in safe zones, stop calling them f*cking safe zones when they are not by any means safe. Just call them places where all law abiding citizens will be unarmed.
Show me when a criminal with a gun has seen this and gone "oh shit it's a gun free zone, I will have to go do crime elsewhere".
Originally posted by Surtur
Of course you think he is a tool. Just like the whiny college kids who can't stand him so much they throw a hissy fit whenever he speaks.I also don't think there are "safe zones". Is there an invisible barrier that negates guns from working in these places? Tons of shootings happen in safe zones, stop calling them f*cking safe zones when they are not by any means safe. Just call them places where all law abiding citizens will be unarmed.
Show me when a criminal with a gun has seen this and gone "oh shit it's a gun free zone, I will have to go do crime elsewhere".
Why are you dodging the question? I don't care what you call them, I was just using their term. Again: Do you think guns should be allowed into bars?
Originally posted by Van Hohenheim
Well idiot is a better word. How can you not get upset when you hear him talk?Why are you dodging the question? I don't care what you call them, I was just using their term. Again: Do you think guns should be allowed into bars?
Guns should not be allowed in bars, period. Alcohol and good choices don't mix well. That's coming from a guy that loves guns by the way.
But, i do believe that the employers and employees should be allow to carry weapons in the premise, after a thorough class on the proper handling of fire arms.
Guns, like any other weapons have no say on how it's use, instead of being scared, it's your duty to educate yourself in it's proper use.
Originally posted by Van Hohenheim
Well idiot is a better word. How can you not get upset when you hear him talk?
I'm one of those people who aren't upset by the truth. I don't agree with 100% of what he says though.
Why are you dodging the question? I don't care what you call them, I was just using their term. Again: Do you think guns should be allowed into bars?
There is no dodge because I never said guns should be allowed in bars in the first place. I don't think they should, but not because of some bullshit "gun free zone" shit. "Safe zones" do not help people. Guns should not be in bars, but calling it a safe zone won't magically protect it more than any other place.
I'm not against guards in the bars having them, but no the people boozing it up shouldn't have guns. Is that extreme to have armed guards in a bar? Yep, but then it's also extreme to murder a bunch of people because of your silly invisible God in the sky.
Originally posted by jaden101
Is it compulsory that every single thread now descends into a petty shitshow of insults and Internet dick waving?Between that and swings between overly heavy handed then practically non existent moderating it's no real surprise these forums are at their worst in years.
Yep people need to learn to handle the opinion of others without just insulting them.
Wow, look at this dumb woman who hijacks a vigil for the Orlando victims for her black lives matter bullshit.
That woman is utterly disgusting. You know what? F*ck BLM.
Originally posted by Robtard
So it is looking more and more like it wasn't "Islamic terrorism", guy had rage and suspected he might have contracted HIV.LoL at all the reactionaries like TI who were the first to cry the ISIS card before knowing more.
Oh look at this goody.
Originally posted by Surtur
Holy shit I hadn't heard about someone executing the mother father in front of their child on Facebook live. WTF. I just hate this religion, I'm sorry I just hate it. I don't hate everyone who follows it, but I hate it and hate what people twist it into.
Larossi Abballa, 25, repeatedly stabbed Jean-Baptiste Salvaing after following him home before forcing his way into his house to murder wife Jessica in front of their three-year-old son.
Abballa then put sickening images of the killings on Facebook Live along with footage of himself saying: “We’re keeping another surprise for the Euros but I won’t say anything more.
“We will come and find you the way I have found this policeman at his house.”
Abballa was shot dead while screaming “Allahu Akbar!” by police officers who stormed the house in Magnanville, near Paris, and saved the three-year-old.
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He telephoned police to pledge allegiance to ISIS, then posted harrowing pictures and videos of the murders along with an image of their son cowering behind a sofa.
A message beside the picture read: “I still don’t know what I’m going to do with him.”
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French-born Abballa was a known Islamic radical jailed for three years in 2013 for “assisting criminals connected with a terrorist act”.
He served only a fraction of the sentence thanks to remission. On release Abballa was put on France’s “S-list” of individuals seen as a danger to state security — and was reportedly linked to a Syrian jihadi group.