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Um, it has do with mocking their concerns about terrorism, which is something that just occurred in France.Um, what does mocking conservatives have to do with French families morning their dead? Are you saying conservatives are brain dead?As with most issues polluted and distorted by partisan ideology, reality is probably somewhere in the middle on this whole ISIS/refugees/terrorism mess. On one hand, some on one side are clearly over-reacting, on the other hand, some on the other side are so busy mocking and ignoring the obvious that it's reasonable to wonder what they're thinking.
The problem those who are mocking could have is this: It could just take one (1) domestic terrorist event to blow a hole in your behavior, and I wonder if you see that. And that could lead to an absolute flood of knee-jerk over-reaction by the country in general. You could be setting up an even worse version of what you say you want to avoid.
Amid all the partisan fun you appear to be having with mocking conservatives (as French families mourn their dead), I wonder if this has occurred to you.
My guess is that ISIS and their supporters are finding value in the behavior of both narcissistic ends of the American political spectrum. You're both hurting us.
As usual.
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I think many moderate Muslims are just as scared of the radicals as many non-Muslims are, they don't want to be the next victims. That being said, there is a lot of support for radicals from the so called moderates.IF there are so MANY moderate Muslims why don't they police their own extremists??
IF there are so MANY moderate Muslims why don't they police their own extremists?? Could it be the Muslim population are in agreement with the "militants"??
The vast majority of the worlds violence comes from Muslim countries, their Qur'an is obviously teaching these behaviors.
Oh come on. If the Right wing here doesn't care about the sick, the poor, babies, the middle class, children or veterans in this country, why would they care about a bunch of French people? Remember "Freedom Fries"?Um, it has do with mocking their concerns about terrorism, which is something that just occurred in France.Um, what does mocking conservatives have to do with French families morning their dead? Are you saying conservatives are brain dead?As with most issues polluted and distorted by partisan ideology, reality is probably somewhere in the middle on this whole ISIS/refugees/terrorism mess. On one hand, some on one side are clearly over-reacting, on the other hand, some on the other side are so busy mocking and ignoring the obvious that it's reasonable to wonder what they're thinking.
The problem those who are mocking could have is this: It could just take one (1) domestic terrorist event to blow a hole in your behavior, and I wonder if you see that. And that could lead to an absolute flood of knee-jerk over-reaction by the country in general. You could be setting up an even worse version of what you say you want to avoid.
Amid all the partisan fun you appear to be having with mocking conservatives (as French families mourn their dead), I wonder if this has occurred to you.
My guess is that ISIS and their supporters are finding value in the behavior of both narcissistic ends of the American political spectrum. You're both hurting us.
As usual.
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Perhaps you weren't aware of that. People died in a terrorist attack in France.
But in your world, I'm saying whatever you'd like. I know how you like to create your own narrative.
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My guess is that no real & positive changes can be made unless and until Muslim religious "leaders" stop preaching hate & division.Thinking about the "moderate" Muslims, I do buy that there are most certainly moderates, just like there are "moderates" of other religious denominations who really do not follow their own doctrines. Who are the REAL Muslims though? The ones who claim to be moderates or the extremist counterparts. If you think about the historical data available to us and the words written in the religious doctrines, it seems as if the extremists are the ones who are TRULY following their religious doctrines. Just thought that was interesting aspect to consider.
Isn't that the foundation of most of this, kids taught to hate from an early age?
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They aren't.
IF there are so MANY moderate Muslims why don't they police their own extremists?? Could it be the Muslim population are in agreement with the "militants"??
The vast majority of the worlds violence comes from Muslim countries, their Qur'an is obviously teaching these behaviors.
Based on your reasoning, all Christians agree with Christian terrorists who bomb abortion centers or who murder abortion doctors.
Also by your reasoning, all cops agree with the bad apples who abuse their power.
My guess is that no real & positive changes can be made unless and until Muslim religious "leaders" stop preaching hate & division.Thinking about the "moderate" Muslims, I do buy that there are most certainly moderates, just like there are "moderates" of other religious denominations who really do not follow their own doctrines. Who are the REAL Muslims though? The ones who claim to be moderates or the extremist counterparts. If you think about the historical data available to us and the words written in the religious doctrines, it seems as if the extremists are the ones who are TRULY following their religious doctrines. Just thought that was interesting aspect to consider.
Isn't that the foundation of most of this, kids taught to hate from an early age?
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They aren't.
Some of them do. It is a known fact that a lot of Muslims were "radicalized" in certain mosques and by their clerics.
My guess is that no real & positive changes can be made unless and until Muslim religious "leaders" stop preaching hate & division.Thinking about the "moderate" Muslims, I do buy that there are most certainly moderates, just like there are "moderates" of other religious denominations who really do not follow their own doctrines. Who are the REAL Muslims though? The ones who claim to be moderates or the extremist counterparts. If you think about the historical data available to us and the words written in the religious doctrines, it seems as if the extremists are the ones who are TRULY following their religious doctrines. Just thought that was interesting aspect to consider.
Isn't that the foundation of most of this, kids taught to hate from an early age?
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They aren't.
Some of them do. It is a known fact that a lot of Muslims were "radicalized" in certain mosques and by their clerics.
No it isn't. That's you expressing an opinion.
My guess is that no real & positive changes can be made unless and until Muslim religious "leaders" stop preaching hate & division.Thinking about the "moderate" Muslims, I do buy that there are most certainly moderates, just like there are "moderates" of other religious denominations who really do not follow their own doctrines. Who are the REAL Muslims though? The ones who claim to be moderates or the extremist counterparts. If you think about the historical data available to us and the words written in the religious doctrines, it seems as if the extremists are the ones who are TRULY following their religious doctrines. Just thought that was interesting aspect to consider.
Isn't that the foundation of most of this, kids taught to hate from an early age?
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They aren't.
Some of them do. It is a known fact that a lot of Muslims were "radicalized" in certain mosques and by their clerics.
No it isn't. That's you expressing an opinion.
No, it's not just an opinion. It's been reported on news and on documentaries as well.
My guess is that no real & positive changes can be made unless and until Muslim religious "leaders" stop preaching hate & division.
Isn't that the foundation of most of this, kids taught to hate from an early age?
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They aren't.
Some of them do. It is a known fact that a lot of Muslims were "radicalized" in certain mosques and by their clerics.
No it isn't. That's you expressing an opinion.
No, it's not just an opinion. It's been reported on news and on documentaries as well.
You said "a lot". How many? Please cite the source for your claim. Thanks.
Right on cue.Oh come on. If the Right wing here doesn't care about the sick, the poor, babies, the middle class, children or veterans in this country, why would they care about a bunch of French people? Remember "Freedom Fries"?Um, it has do with mocking their concerns about terrorism, which is something that just occurred in France.Um, what does mocking conservatives have to do with French families morning their dead? Are you saying conservatives are brain dead?As with most issues polluted and distorted by partisan ideology, reality is probably somewhere in the middle on this whole ISIS/refugees/terrorism mess. On one hand, some on one side are clearly over-reacting, on the other hand, some on the other side are so busy mocking and ignoring the obvious that it's reasonable to wonder what they're thinking.
The problem those who are mocking could have is this: It could just take one (1) domestic terrorist event to blow a hole in your behavior, and I wonder if you see that. And that could lead to an absolute flood of knee-jerk over-reaction by the country in general. You could be setting up an even worse version of what you say you want to avoid.
Amid all the partisan fun you appear to be having with mocking conservatives (as French families mourn their dead), I wonder if this has occurred to you.
My guess is that ISIS and their supporters are finding value in the behavior of both narcissistic ends of the American political spectrum. You're both hurting us.
As usual.
.
Perhaps you weren't aware of that. People died in a terrorist attack in France.
But in your world, I'm saying whatever you'd like. I know how you like to create your own narrative.
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You are pretty sick there, idiot.Amid all the partisan fun you appear to be having with mocking conservatives (as French families mourn their dead), I wonder if this has occurred to you.
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My guess is that no real & positive changes can be made unless and until Muslim religious "leaders" stop preaching hate & division.
Isn't that the foundation of most of this, kids taught to hate from an early age?
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They aren't.
Some of them do. It is a known fact that a lot of Muslims were "radicalized" in certain mosques and by their clerics.
No it isn't. That's you expressing an opinion.
No, it's not just an opinion. It's been reported on news and on documentaries as well.
You said "a lot". How many? Please cite the source for your claim. Thanks.
Maybe you could move out of the partisan vacuum for just a moment and provide a thoughtful response.very thinly veiled one-sided attack. as usual.
Seems to me this is a pretty serious situation.
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I remember back to after 9-11, Bush had my 100% support. That was the GOP's chance to win over us white middle aged male liberals who hate the GOP. But instead he used the crisis to push his right wing agenda.As with most issues polluted and distorted by partisan ideology, reality is probably somewhere in the middle on this whole ISIS/refugees/terrorism mess. On one hand, some on one side are clearly over-reacting, on the other hand, some on the other side are so busy mocking and ignoring the obvious that it's reasonable to wonder what they're thinking.
The problem those who are mocking could have is this: It could just take one (1) domestic terrorist event to blow a hole in your behavior, and I wonder if you see that. And that could lead to an absolute flood of knee-jerk over-reaction by the country in general. You could be setting up an even worse version of what you say you want to avoid.
Amid all the partisan fun you appear to be having with mocking conservatives (as French families mourn their dead), I wonder if this has occurred to you.
My guess is that ISIS and their supporters are finding value in the behavior of both narcissistic ends of the American political spectrum. You're both hurting us.
As usual.
.
My guess is that no real & positive changes can be made unless and until Muslim religious "leaders" stop preaching hate & division.Thinking about the "moderate" Muslims, I do buy that there are most certainly moderates, just like there are "moderates" of other religious denominations who really do not follow their own doctrines. Who are the REAL Muslims though? The ones who claim to be moderates or the extremist counterparts. If you think about the historical data available to us and the words written in the religious doctrines, it seems as if the extremists are the ones who are TRULY following their religious doctrines. Just thought that was interesting aspect to consider.
Isn't that the foundation of most of this, kids taught to hate from an early age?
.
Thinking about the "moderate" Muslims, I do buy that there are most certainly moderates, just like there are "moderates" of other religious denominations who really do not follow their own doctrines. Who are the REAL Muslims though? The ones who claim to be moderates or the extremist counterparts. If you think about the historical data available to us and the words written in the religious doctrines, it seems as if the extremists are the ones who are TRULY following their religious doctrines. Just thought that was interesting aspect to consider.
Uh, guy, our problem with the Islamic world has nothing to do with their, "religion".
It has to do with the fact we invade their countries and steal their resources. They are doing the same thing YOU'D do if space aliens invaded America and took over the country.
Could you point out where in my post I "joined in the hysteria over ISIS"?As with most issues polluted and distorted by partisan ideology, reality is probably somewhere in the middle on this whole ISIS/refugees/terrorism mess. On one hand, some on one side are clearly over-reacting, on the other hand, some on the other side are so busy mocking and ignoring the obvious that it's reasonable to wonder what they're thinking.
The problem those who are mocking could have is this: It could just take one (1) domestic terrorist event to blow a hole in your behavior, and I wonder if you see that. And that could lead to an absolute flood of knee-jerk over-reaction by the country in general. You could be setting up an even worse version of what you say you want to avoid.
Amid all the partisan fun you appear to be having with mocking conservatives (as French families mourn their dead), I wonder if this has occurred to you.
My guess is that ISIS and their supporters are finding value in the behavior of both narcissistic ends of the American political spectrum. You're both hurting us.
As usual.
.
Ridiculous people should be ridiculed as we are now in the, ahem, 6th day of WW3 according to bucs90 . You'd figure that since we're at war, he would be doing something other than posting on message boards. Boss hopes that women get raped to show us that radical islam is a threat. One idiot Vigilante says that 72% of the refugees are men between 18 and 30.
I know you have a vested interest in portraying yourself as an independent thinker but it does reveal you heavy partisanship that you're not pointing at these fools and laughing as well.
Yeah, seeing as he clearly and unequivocally called out both sides, and yet you only noticed one, you kinda just proved you're a partisan. Remove the plank from thine own eye.
He hardly called out anyone except to join in the hysteria over ISIS. We're talking about 30,000 soldiers; about 3 divisions of troops. They know how to make explosives and fire some weapons.... A skill Klibold and Harris knew. Perspective folks. They have little else going for them except that some of their members are barbaric which does great for firing up the hard core fighters but it likely discourages just as many casual affiliates.
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You think that our current vetting process for refugees isn't sufficient. That's hysteria. It is entirely sufficient.
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