'Anti' Isalm cartoons....

RaohNS · 7 Feb 2006 at 11:38

Human Rights issues benefit in our society the criminals. Because of Human Rights murderers, rapists and villains walk free, and likewise, protests depicting death go unchallenged.

BBC Breakfast anyone else wish that woman would shut up, talk about annoying! :mad:

she had to get in Islam is this Islam is that. It actually made me laugh when the bloke said that Mohammed was peaceful and Merciful LOL,.... obviously hasnt read a Hadith or two

I know more about Islam than these so called Muslims

>| Raoh |<

cleanbluesky · 7 Feb 2006 at 11:39

A lesson in satire

RaohNS · 7 Feb 2006 at 11:45

ROFL i like it

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UncleBob · 7 Feb 2006 at 11:49

Classic

willd58 · 7 Feb 2006 at 11:55

I do not think these Muslims are helping themsevles with there march's. They need to learn that there conquering and running of the world just isnt going to happen, especially with there stone age retarded religion dictating there diplomacy, and with Iran coming under seriouse scrutiny, it seems like its all guna be leading up to one big ass wooping for them.

RaohNS · 7 Feb 2006 at 11:57

willd58 said:
I do not think these Muslims are helping themsevles with there march's. They need to learn that there conquering and running of the world just isnt going to happen, especially with there stone age retarded religion dictating there diplomacy, and with Iran coming under seriouse scrutiny, it seems like its all guna be leading up to one big ass wooping for them.

thing is they arent going to learn. Religion is everything to them (hence why Israel has a couple of Nukes pointing at Mecca and Medina)

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cleanbluesky · 7 Feb 2006 at 12:00

willd58 said:
I do not think these Muslims are helping themsevles with there march's. They need to learn that there conquering and running of the world just isnt going to happen, especially with there stone age retarded religion dictating there diplomacy, and with Iran coming under seriouse scrutiny, it seems like its all guna be leading up to one big ass wooping for them.

I'd like to think that, but we are seriously lacking in the will to challenge their ideology. And if we dont challenge their ideology in such cases where it is either/or (such as free speech versus drawing pictures) then how can we still say that we have those values. We say we can drawn Mohammed, they say we can't. If we do not draw him then it seems they were right, that we cannot.

The ideology is incideous (sp?) and it's political side needs to be dismantled. This is no longer about free speech, it is about free thought - and that is far more important than anything else. It is worth any conflict, and we should not back down under any circumstances.

AJUK · 7 Feb 2006 at 12:04

cleanbluesky said:
The ideology is incideous (sp?) and it's political side needs to be dismantled. This is no longer about free speech, it is about free thought - and that is far more important than anything else. It is worth any conflict, and we should not back down under any circumstances.

Agreed. This has become a battle of wills but I fear it may escalate to something much worse.

Roalith · 7 Feb 2006 at 12:05

Insidious. The same could be said about many religions, however.

RaohNS · 7 Feb 2006 at 12:08

But Islam more than most

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Vonhelmet · 7 Feb 2006 at 12:09

RaohNS said:
Nail + Head

That is exactly it... we should try Muslims under Islamic law here. Bet they dont like it

>| Raoh |<

Trying them under Islamic law would achieve nothing as under their law they haven't really done anything wrong.

RaohNS · 7 Feb 2006 at 12:11

LOL i did seriously consider posting that but then i thought nah as it might incite racial hatred and cries of Behead him.

True in some contexts however.

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QABoy · 7 Feb 2006 at 12:16

This isn't a criticism but I would like an explanation.
We all know that Muslims can't drink alcohol and if they do then they're not practising Muslims. Does it actaully forbid alcohol in the Koran?
If so, why can practising Muslims get away with selling and taking drugs?
Is it because drugs aren't mentioned in the Koran?

Sleepy · 7 Feb 2006 at 12:22

VIRII said:
Dealing heroin and cocaine

LOL

HEADRAT · 7 Feb 2006 at 12:26

VIRII said:
Dealing heroin and cocaine

So what is the penalty for drug dealing under Muslin law, surely its death?

HEADRAT

RaohNS · 7 Feb 2006 at 12:27

QABoy said:
This isn't a criticism but I would like an explanation.
We all know that Muslims can't drink alcohol and if they do then they're not practising Muslims. Does it actaully forbid alcohol in the Koran?
If so, why can practising Muslims get away with selling and taking drugs?
Is it because drugs aren't mentioned in the Koran?

they are meant to steer clear of intoxication, but reading the Quran is obviously hazardous to health of themselves and others...

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Iraklis F.C. · 7 Feb 2006 at 12:31

i think it is the cut of both of his hands?

molinari · 7 Feb 2006 at 12:31

He's been taken back to prison

!!! serves him right

So cartoons of mohammed are offensive, but selling heroin and cacaine is ok :confused:

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Vonhelmet · 7 Feb 2006 at 12:37

QABoy said:
We all know that Muslims can't drink alcohol and if they do then they're not practising Muslims.

Sure, and me being a Christian means I never do anything that contravenes Christian rules and morals.

People are fallible, but that doesn't mean they aren't "practising" adherents of their faith.

That being said, I find it odd that a Muslim would be a drug dealer.

HEADRAT · 7 Feb 2006 at 12:37

Iraklis F.C. said:
i think it is the cut of both of his hands?

I think this guys should show the obvious courage of his convictions and ask to be deported to a devote Muslim country and have them carry out the punishment of the religion he feels so strongly about. :mad:

This really couldn't look worse for the Muslim community IMHO?

HEADRAT