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Again, you try and twist words to suit yourself.
Of course I abhor FGM, who wouldn't?
What I am patently against is imbeciles, such as yourself, trying to smear ALL Muslims because of it.
Doss has tried to explain it to you, in fact, a heap of people have tried.
Yet, without surprise, your willful ignorance shines through.
At least I can accept it's an Islamic issue without pulling my head back under my shell.
I'm not bound by a ridiculous political ideology which prevents me from criticising people because of their cult, colour or creed.
I wouldn't mind you so much if you weren't such an Islamist apologist, how about just admitting there are a number of deep running issues within Islam, as a supporter of Gay rights and Women's rights I absolutely abhor many aspects of that cult, I don't see why you can't just use common sense and discuss the issue on face value rather than trying to defend the far-right Islamist movements in all corners of the globe.
I've had more intelligent conversations with a jarrah log. Unbelievable.
I'm done here.
I dunno, he's just a kid. If he's as smart as he claims to be, once he grows up, sees the world a bit and opens his horizons, he might realise that the place is not as black and white as he once thought. You'd hope so anyway because holding a vicseral hate in your heart for a group of people isn't healthy for anyone.Easy money to be made on you to never change.
Saying "oh Islam" because of ISIS doing this is every bit as much a ridiculous generalisation as someone looking at the activities of some crazy Christian splinter group- hell, let's say Westboro just for this- and saying "oh Christianity".
Every religion has its crazy elements.
And?Westoboro has maybe 25 members. Sunni Islam has hundreds of millions.
ISIS is the definition of a splinter. A very dangerous and sinister one. That shouldn't tar all of Islam with the same brush, just as Westboro and other assorted fundamentalist Christian groups shouldn't tar Christianity as a whole.
I dunno, he's just a kid. If he's as smart as he claims to be, once he grows up, sees the world a bit and opens his horizons, he might realise that the place is not as black and white as he once thought. You'd hope so anyway because holding a vicseral hate in your heart for a group of people isn't healthy for anyone.
Then how about you demonstrate it and try to display an understanding of the situation beyond all teh muzzies are evil. Because at the moment you are coming across as a naive and frightened child.
I may be young of years, but I've a wealth of knowledge most men could only dream of gathering in their lifetimes.
Yes, because religionofpeace.com doesn't have an agenda or a bias in its narrative. Got it.
Fundamentally there is not a need to for one's position to be so polar. As in, either you think Islam is the root of all evil, or you're a crazy loony lefty who ignores all of its shortcomings while jumping up and down about apparently irrelevant and unimportant stuff..
The problem being is that this is far from the first time that the poster in question has tried this on.
The last one was from the BNP in the UK, (a known racist political party), with a similar hate filled message, which came on his FB feed.
Again, he tried to tar all Muslims with it, and cried blue murder when he got called for it.
Most people here at least ATTEMPT to see both sides of an issue, however this guy and a couple of others are just conducting a racist smear campaign that has been ongoing for the past 3-4 months.
HAHAHAHAHAHWhy would I need to google her? Unlike you I actually research a topic before spilling my bile on the internet.
Never denied that some supported it. I find localised surveys highly problematic, particularly when they are presented cunningly as a clump by a website with such an obvious slant to it.
There is a striking irony in accusing someone of doing the hands over ears routine while quoting that website though. That website is the very definition of people doing exactly that- extrapolates and twists information completely and solely to meet a pre-conceived idea, and ignores anything to the contrary.
Fundamentally there is not a need to for one's position to be so polar. As in, either you think Islam is the root of all evil, or you're a crazy loony lefty who ignores all of its shortcomings while jumping up and down about apparently irrelevant and unimportant stuff.
It's entirely possible to sit somewhere between the two extreme oscillations. Do I like how women in general are treated in Islam? No, I don't. Then again, I don't like Catholicism's treatment of women either, really.
But I also think, regardless of what a couple of polls say, that it is ludicrous to generalise as much as some do. And the attempt to equate questioning broad brush generalisations with active or even tacit support of a disgusting practice like FGM is cynical in the extreme, and very intellectually dishonest.
HAHAHAHAHAH
Please refer to the screen grab I just posted, that shows your 'research before spilling your bile'
Come to the Saints, bro!He really is a totally repulsive thing.
I am deeply ashamed that he follows my team.
Come to the Saints, bro!
At least then you only have to be ashamed of their record and off-field antics!