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New York bombing: 28-year-old suspect Ahmad Khan Rahami 'armed and dangerous' says FBI
In case you missed it while you were away, David. :)
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So TD censorship might as well join the Zioinists or Tv.
Thai muslims are responsible for countless deaths right here
It is this PC gagging of real debate that leads to extremism if people cannot grasp that there is no hope
There's the problem right there: The Islamaphobes do not engage in real debate, but instead froth at the mouth with sweeping generalisations, hate, and ignorance.Quote:
Originally Posted by david44
It gets a bit boring.
That word was created to stifle open debate about what is a very serious issue. Bill Mahers comments in this clip are spot on. As a fellow liberal I am in complete agreement with him. If someone has the courage to say the things he says my fellow liberals freakout and start throwing out words like "islamaphobe" and "racist". It is beyond hypocritical and seems more like conditioning and brainwashing to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maanaam
www.youtube.com/watch?v=75Zfgj2k0KM
Well, yes. That's Manfan for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by bsnub
Actually, Muslims and their apologists haven't a logical view of reality, so no debate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maanaam
Shame really, as all anyone can do about it is laugh at them.
You're progressing well, denial was your best defence, then denial with personal insults, and now both of the above plus laughter.
Denial of Muslim myths and fantasies is quite in order in any logical discussion.
No personal insult there at all.
Laughter? Yes, as one laughs at a fool's gibberish about sky-fairies, jins, demons,, satan, waswasa and so on.
All of it superstitious escapist denial of reality.
The truth often does!Quote:
Originally Posted by Maanaam
Equally you may say the word "antisemite" was created to stifle debate or demonise detractors and those critical of some Jewish actions.Quote:
Originally Posted by bsnub
I don't think either word was created with an agenda to stifle debate or to demonise.
Both words are certainly used to stifle and/or demonise, but there are indeed antisemite bigots. As there are indeed Islamaphobe bigots. And the two words are apt in their cases.
See, that's why you get the label "Islamaphobe". You lump the entire religion together, when really what we should be attacking (both physically and in words) is radical Islam.Quote:
Originally Posted by ENT