Humor: Islamic Extremist rage meter at Wuzzadem – no change.
Muslims Should Apologize: At a recent Hudston Institute seminar, a Former Prime Minister of Spain said that Muslims should apologize for 800 years of Muslim occupation of Spain (audio).
He also said that UN plans to open up dialogue between Muslims and
Spain is "stupid." Glad to see someone turning the idiotic rage of
Muslims at pittances back on their own history.
Islam in Pakistan Jails Rape Victims: A report is out claiming that up to 80% of women in Pakistani jails are there because they are *victims* of rape. Chalk another one up for the beauty of Islamic "justice."
Islam Worse than KKK:The Religion of Peace website declares "More
people are murdered in the name of this man’s religion every single day
than have been killed by the Ku Klux Klan in the last fifty years
combined." Perspective.
Yeah, the Klan isn't that bad when you really think about it…I mean, its possible that we don't have to use shades of gray when looking at idiots, do we? The Klan's awful. Extremist Islam is awful. I don't think they're in competition with one another. Well, except in your mind.
Just putting modern islam into perspective for modern liberals who don't see it as any different or worse than, say, conservative evangelicalism.
In fact, i think we should be comparing it to stalinism and naziism. It's the worst of all possible worlds.
Well, yeah, it's awful, although so to is conservative evangelicalism, because both seek eliminate freedoms enjoyed by the non-religious. It's just that conservative evangelicism is only violent via approved of torture (of enemies) and the death penalty.
I would not say that all conservative evangelicals endorse torturing enemy combatants or killing convicted violent felons. Many do, but not all.
The Islamofascist enemies wish to kill and destroy anything that is not submitted to thier authority; generally speaking, Christians do not go around threatening death and murder.
In terms of the core message, Islam says "submit to Allah (read: the Muslim authorities) or die…"
Christianity says: "Repent and be saved". No swords or clubs or guns involved… completely your choice.
As for death penalties and torture, those are regretable consequences you may face, if you are convicted of a capital crime or if you are a captured as a terrorist who is presumed not to be acting on behalf of a nation-state and therefore is not explicitly protected by Geneva Convention rules.
How classic it is to blame the innocent victims of torture and capital punishment. "Hey, if you didn't want to die, you shouldn't have gotten convicted, even though you didn't do it." And the torture question? If the wrong guy's picked up, who speaks for him?
Islam Worse than KKK: The Religion of Peace website declares "More
Yeah, the Klan isn't that bad when you really think about it…I mean, its possible that we don't have to use shades of gray when looking at idiots, do we? The Klan's awful. Extremist Islam is awful. I don't think they're in competition with one another. Well, except in your mind.
Just putting modern islam into perspective for modern liberals who don't see it as any different or worse than, say, conservative evangelicalism.
In fact, i think we should be comparing it to stalinism and naziism. It's the worst of all possible worlds.
Well, yeah, it's awful, although so to is conservative evangelicalism, because both seek eliminate freedoms enjoyed by the non-religious. It's just that conservative evangelicism is only violent via approved of torture (of enemies) and the death penalty.
I would not say that all conservative evangelicals endorse torturing enemy combatants or killing convicted violent felons. Many do, but not all.
The Islamofascist enemies wish to kill and destroy anything that is not submitted to thier authority; generally speaking, Christians do not go around threatening death and murder.
In terms of the core message, Islam says "submit to Allah (read: the Muslim authorities) or die…"
Christianity says: "Repent and be saved". No swords or clubs or guns involved… completely your choice.
As for death penalties and torture, those are regretable consequences you may face, if you are convicted of a capital crime or if you are a captured as a terrorist who is presumed not to be acting on behalf of a nation-state and therefore is not explicitly protected by Geneva Convention rules.
How classic it is to blame the innocent victims of torture and capital punishment. "Hey, if you didn't want to die, you shouldn't have gotten convicted, even though you didn't do it." And the torture question? If the wrong guy's picked up, who speaks for him?