New Trends in Arabic Anti-semitism
- Thread starter Jokerman
- Start date
- Status
I'm sorry that the educational system failed to teach you comprehensive reading. I'll help you on your way. Words by themselves mean nothing, it's what the person is trying to convey that gives them their meaning. For example: Fuck muslims. Depending on my intent this can be a disrespectful comment to muslims or it can be a comment meant to get a rise out of you. A person of moderate intelligence will consider the context and realize it's a comment meant to get a rise out of you. A person of your lowly intelligence will ignore the context, simply quote 'fuck muslims' and claim that I'm being racist. More information can be gathered by getting a proper education.
I'm sorry that the educational system failed to teach you comprehensive reading. I'll help you on your way. Words by themselves mean nothing, it's what the person is trying to convey that gives them their meaning. For example: Fuck muslims. Depending on my intent this can be a disrespectful comment to muslims or it can be a comment meant to get a rise out of you. A person of moderate intelligence will consider the context and realize it's a comment meant to get a rise out of you. A person of your lowly intelligence will ignore the context, simply quote 'fuck muslims' and claim that I'm being racist. More information can be gathered by getting a proper education.
But heck. Lets blame the muslim of low intelligence and having no education. Bet it brings in lots of thank you's! :thumb:
A "fuck muslims" is a "fuck muslims". And seeing the context in which these comments are made (Islam bashing threads) there's nothing more to put to it. Now you can go and try to lul everything recht what krom is, and by doing that thinking youre the smartest don dadda in the world, but what youre frankly doing is selling fried air.
Love to see you finish that bullshit you were kicking tho....about "people who havent read the Quran cant hate muslims". Never quite got what you meant. Hatred is a privilege for just the educated ones? Is that what you meant?
Playing the pity card? I'm blaming you for low intelligence and a lack of comprehension because of the lack of intelligence and comprehension you show in your post. Nothing to do with wanting 'thank yous' and nothing to do with muslims. I expect a proper muslim to be well-educated and informed actually.
Also, it's nice how you equate "fuck muslims" comments with a video of people enjoying the sight of concentration camps and saying how they hope it happens again only by their hands.
Replying to the the rest of your post would be a waste of time.
Also, it's nice how you equate "fuck muslims" comments with a video of people enjoying the sight of concentration camps and saying how they hope it happens again only by their hands.
Replying to the the rest of your post would be a waste of time.
Interesting. You seem to equate anti-Islam sentiment with hatred for Muslims. Do you really not know there's a difference? A person can be anti-Islam yet be best friends with a Muslim. Because a person is not usually just their religion. So I'm anti all religions, but that doesn't mean I hate the majority of my fellow Americans. (I hate them for other reasons.) And I certainly don't hate the majority of my friends.
And hate is not always the right word. The feeling is usually secondary. The thinking comes first. I first condemn all religions for intellectual reasons. Then I might also hate them or not. So I condemn Islam. But I don't condemn Muslims. And if I also hated Islam, I still wouldn't hate Muslims. I might condemn and/or hate all fanatic, extremist Muslims, as do many Muslims themselves, but that's not a blanket hatred of Muslims. Plus there are no Muslims. That's a made-up category. There are people with Muslim beliefs. We condemn the beliefs and not the people. And if some Muslims feel, well, you condemn my religion, you condemn me, then that's on them and another good reason to condemn their religion or understanding of it.
And hate is not always the right word. The feeling is usually secondary. The thinking comes first. I first condemn all religions for intellectual reasons. Then I might also hate them or not. So I condemn Islam. But I don't condemn Muslims. And if I also hated Islam, I still wouldn't hate Muslims. I might condemn and/or hate all fanatic, extremist Muslims, as do many Muslims themselves, but that's not a blanket hatred of Muslims. Plus there are no Muslims. That's a made-up category. There are people with Muslim beliefs. We condemn the beliefs and not the people. And if some Muslims feel, well, you condemn my religion, you condemn me, then that's on them and another good reason to condemn their religion or understanding of it.
There was that Facebook/Islam/Mohammed thread that was nothing but "fuck Islam." Or what about the fuckshit that called Mohammed a pedophile and made a thread about it?
And it is kinda true, you can't quite say The Bible, or Quran is right or wrong without actually reading it. Having someone explain it to you is merely an interpretation of it, so that's not quite neutral. I don't feel like reading either of them, so I'll just say as long as their lifestyle doesn't threaten or interfere with mine, I'm good
And it is kinda true, you can't quite say The Bible, or Quran is right or wrong without actually reading it. Having someone explain it to you is merely an interpretation of it, so that's not quite neutral. I don't feel like reading either of them, so I'll just say as long as their lifestyle doesn't threaten or interfere with mine, I'm good
- Status
Donate
Any donations will be used to help pay for the site costs, and anything donated above will be donated to C-Dub's son on behalf of this community.
Members online
No members online now.