Muslim is the new Jew.Follow

Our message being "We'll attack someone entirely unrelated to the attack upon us, and who was hated by the actual attackers!"

Great message :-P



Considering they were allied, it made sense. Considering our allies were being attacked, it also made sense. Now, if we had attacked Switzerland during WWII because Japan attacked us, you might have a point. But we, uh, didn't. So... yeah, batting for 0 here again, Varus.

Oh, you're talking about the Muslims down the street! Yeah, those guys make a killer halal kebab.

Suck you too, baby.

Aripya,



No it's muslims that do that sort of thing. How many christians do you know have supported homicide bombers?

And it is perfectly acceptable to attack your enemies on a battlefield of our choosing. Of course you don't believe any war is justifiable and similarly you don't believe islam is a threat to world peace.


A: You are illiterate; as is anyone who doesn't associate muslim terrorits with Islam.
B: We know you're dirt poor
C: And you obviously worship govn as you might a deity.

There have been lots of fatal non-military bombings by nominal Christians.

You know the one thing that bugs me about Varus more than anything (besides his hate mongering, propaganda spreading, racist ***** is the fact that I have yet to see him actually discuss a subject with someone. All I ever seem to get out of him is some wild accusations followed by some name calling. I have given up expecting him to discuss a topic without resorting to bending over, pulling his **** cheeks apart, and farting in our general direction.

It's what he does. He's not the analytical sort.

Less need of it when we have missiles and drones!

On a slight derail, I was looking up suicide bombing facts and found that, contrary to popular belief, most suicide bombers are actually middle-class and educated (according to the NYtimes article on this book). I also enjoyed an article on Halo 3 making people adopt a suicide bomber mentality. It makes sense; when you can't outgun the enemy and get tired of trying, you just take them out knowing you'll die too - but at least they will be dust.

Hmm... one year of University Bible studies and Archeology (Ancient, Middle Eastern) during which I compulsorily read the whole Bible, along with learning to draw comparisons between (admittedly translated into English) Quumram texts, old long known apocrypha and The Bible. Extensive lectures on the same, as well as exercises in interpreting ancient, Old and New Testament era texts for a modern audience, and interpreting incomplete texts, with the help of other existing evidence.

Being one of the faculty, even though one of the lowly undergrads, asked to proof-read and critique the reasoning of a paper by one of my lecturers that used some Qumran texts to provide added context to some of the New Testament passages in the Bible, that put forth a surprising but amazingly cogent argument that the apostle Paul was a spy for the Romans, and was used as an agent to help integrate the Jewish people into the Roman Empire. Being part of the circle of people contacted by the Vatican over said controversial paper. Participating in being disturbed by being contacted by the Vatican over this paper, since none of us contacted them.

One semester on Islamic studies. No other direct studies of Christianity, except for three years on an Art major (including architecture) that largely covered reading Christian art and architecture.

Fourth year on Middle-ages and Medieval Christian philosophers.

I'm sorry. I can't be a practising Christian, I know too much about its creation and history.

St Augustine was a ******.

And I'm such a ****** for alowing Varus to bait me.

Edited, Aug 31st 2010 2:00pm by Aripyanfar

Let's not let our hatred of the far right blind us to the fact that Muslims are still religious and thus to be relentlessly belittled and mocked.

Wait, I'm confused, are you saying that Christians don't follow the Bible, but Muslims do follow the Koran, so hate the Muslims?

Edited, Aug 31st 2010 1:57pm by LockeColeMA

That teaches you how to be a Southern Baptist, I suppose. A group always respected as a light of rational thought and tolerance.