Isis Troll. How many yards down your road would he have made it??

[C.R.A.Z.Y]

There's no such thing, it's entirely rational to be afraid of Islam

If you're irrational, cowardly, gullible, bigoted, ignorant, yeah sure, it's perfectly rational to fear the Isllam that millions of peaceful Muslims support

 

[Arazi]

What hang around in pubs while fights erupted around me and then defend myself when necessary or respond in kind when assaulted, no crimes were deemed to have been committed by me, a number of the fights were investigated.

I didn't say I was speeding on glue and fighting for fun but i know loads of men in their late 40's and fifties who did back then.

I know the internet and GD very very weird places

I am nearly 45, i know plenty of people in that age range and older and younger, i drank in the same local for 20 years and other pubs around my home town every weekend.

I personally know one chap who is around 50, he out of all the people i know has probably had around 50 or so fights\brawls etc as you describe that i witnessed or heard of through the grapevine, He moved to Australia 6 years ago thank ****, he's the male chicken of Sydney now 0_o

 

[thep02]

What constitutes a fight then? A bit of lip? Taking off ones shirt to show the world how gash yoru tattoos are, or physically hitting someone in full view of all manner of people.

I was a Prison Officer in a London Prison and probably had 15 fights in 4 years.

Although when people push past me in Tesco I do go full rambo and leave them dead in the broccoli tray.

Horses for courses surely.

I grew up surrounded by good friends and family who became lodgers of yours.

I was one of the cleverest kids in my year and got 2 cse grade B's upon leaving, my school and the other schools around were full of protection rackets, slavery and pimping, I was hard enough to not be a victim and be party to the stopping of a few friends or their sister's victim hood.

My status was "can handle himself" but not a mad fighter good friends of their's though.

I'm sure with your wider experience of the world my post's ring true of my late 70/80's collapsed industrial West Midlands upringing and young adult life of mass unemployment and subsequent crime wave.

I had a fight with a marine when i was 20 he was much worse the where for drink than me but still opened the fight with a kick to each eye, second kick I'm sure was launched before the first foot was down it was so fast, he followed up with a mass of kicks and punches.

I was saved by a mate driving into him with an opening car door knocking him over pulling me in and off to hospital.

That's what happens when a "can handle himself" fights a very hard man, I was a good friend of his brother but was too drunk to remember his name when questioned before the kicking.

 

[Amp34]

Exactly - we're constantly being told (by muslims) that ISIS aren't muslims, don't represent Islam.

Well, your current discussion is between a bunch of non muslims, so you're not going to get an answer no matter how long you discuss it.

 

[chief barker]

I grew up surrounded by good friends and family who became lodgers of yours.

I was one of the cleverest kids in my year and got 2 cse grade B's upon leaving, my school and the other schools around were full of protection rackets, slavery and pimping, I was hard enough to not be a victim and be party to the stopping of a few friends or their sister's victim hood.

My status was "can handle himself" but not a mad fighter good friends of their's though.

I'm sure with your wider experience of the world my post's ring true of my late 70/80's collapsed industrial West Midlands upringing and young adult life of mass unemployment and subsequent crime wave.

I had a fight with a marine when i was 20 he was much worse the where for drink than me but still opened the fight with a kick to each eye, second kick I'm sure was launched before the first foot was down it was so fast, he followed up with a mass of kicks and punches.

I was saved by a mate driving into him with an opening car door knocking him over pulling me in and off to hospital.

That's what happens when a "can handle himself" fights a very hard man, I was a good friend of his brother but was too drunk to remember his name when questioned before the kicking.

First rule of fight club...

 

[Freakbro]

Neither is the cannibalized Confederate Flag in question, but hey you continue to split hairs and be pedantic to further your bigoted and hate-filled position

You're out of order there Crazy, I know you get frustrated with the attitudes on here, but your ire is totally misdirected if you think RDM is bigoted or hate filled, he's one of the most liberal and sensible posters on here.

 

[Amp34]

Why not? It's massively offensive (and I'm not easily offended)

Does that mean you're physically getting worked up about seeing a photo of someone carrying a flag?

I have to say, it does nothing for me, but then I don't really feel much about the Tunisia attack either. I didn't know anyone affected and it hasn't affected me on any way (yet... We await the draconian laws...). If I was there and saw it, or knew someone that was there then it may be different.

It's much like the collective RIP threads on here.

 

[SciNeT]

Hahaha, parading an ISIS flag, brilliant, muslims are doing quite well in fueling anti-muslim sentiment across the world aren't they.

 

[thep02]

First rule of fight club...

First rule of fighting. Win.

 

[chief barker]

Hahaha, parading an ISIS flag, brilliant, muslims are doing quite well in fueling anti-muslim sentiment across the world aren't they.

Who said he was muslim?

 

[C.R.A.Z.Y]

You're out of order there Crazy, I know you get frustrated with the attitudes on here, but your ire is totally misdirected if you think RDM is bigoted or hate filled, he's one of the most liberal and sensible posters on here.

Then I retract my accusation and apologize, I could have swarn I'd seen him post bigoted views before, my mistake. Sorry RDM, my bad

 

[koolpc]

It is his right to do that, that won't be popular I know.

Shouldn't be though. Not in the present climate with these evil barstewards murdering anyone in their path.

 

[SciNeT]

Exactly - we're constantly being told (by muslims) that ISIS aren't muslims, don't represent Islam.

Well 80% of Palestinian muslims support ISIS. Over 50% of all Middle Eastern muslims support ISIS. ISIS is muslim. ISIS is Islamic to the core no matter how loud the uppity GD shills and apologists wish to shout..

 

[koolpc]

Who said he was muslim?

Oh, what was he then? Who else would carry such a flag?

 

[Amp34]

There's no such thing, it's entirely rational to be afraid of Islam

In the same way it's perfectly rational to be afraid of spiders, which is called arachnophobia.

 

[chief barker]

Oh, what was he then? Who else would carry such a flag?

I don't know what he was and neither do you.

 

[Amp34]

Well 80% of Palestinian muslims support ISIS. Over 50% of all Middle Eastern muslims support ISIS. ISIS is muslim. ISIS is Islamic to the core no matter how loud the uppity GD shills and apologists wish to shout..

Any evidence for that bold claim?

 

[koolpc]

I don't know what he was and neither do you.

He was probably a Christian out for a stroll!! Get real!

 

[ozzyuk]

Well 80% of Palestinian muslims support ISIS. Over 50% of all Middle Eastern muslims support ISIS. ISIS is muslim. ISIS is Islamic to the core no matter how loud the uppity GD shills and apologists wish to shout..

Could you backup that statement that over 80% of Palestinians Muslims support ISIS and also that over 50% of Middle Eastern Muslims support ISIS?

 

[SciNeT]

Who said he was muslim?

They haven't released his race, religion or name. Read between the lines..