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My prayers to the victims of terrorism in Paris. My prayers of peace to all of us.
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Have to wonder in the early years of Nazi Germany if people were asking for tolerance towards Nazis.dagny wrote:Which is your prerogative.lemieuxReturns wrote:Couldn't disagree with you or Ruffalo any more.
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lemieuxReturns wrote:Have to wonder in the early years of Nazi Germany if people were asking for tolerance towards Nazis.dagny wrote:Which is your prerogative.lemieuxReturns wrote:Couldn't disagree with you or Ruffalo any more.
Namaste.
Omai! Is that how you interpreted it?
No, no, no.... No tolerance for heartless, soulless, butchers who can not be negotiated with. Islamic terrorists must be destroyed.
I'm armed and willing to defend, if necessary. That call for tolerance is about not lumping all Muslims in with the radical jihadis. It's about not blaming or retaliating against all Muslims for the actions of the terrorists. It's about not giving ISIS what it wants by adding to the divisiveness.
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As Peduto said on the radio yesterday... there has always been "the other group" to hate or blame things on.dagny wrote:lemieuxReturns wrote:Have to wonder in the early years of Nazi Germany if people were asking for tolerance towards Nazis.dagny wrote:Which is your prerogative.lemieuxReturns wrote:Couldn't disagree with you or Ruffalo any more.
Namaste.
Omai! Is that how you interpreted it?
No, no, no.... No tolerance for heartless, soulless, butchers who can not be negotiated with. Islamic terrorists must be destroyed.
I'm armed and willing to defend, if necessary. That call for tolerance is about not lumping all Muslims in with the radical jihadis. It's about not blaming or retaliating against all Muslims for the actions of the terrorists. It's about not giving ISIS what it wants by adding to the divisiveness.
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Islamic terrorists must be destroyed?????dagny wrote:lemieuxReturns wrote:Have to wonder in the early years of Nazi Germany if people were asking for tolerance towards Nazis.dagny wrote:Which is your prerogative.lemieuxReturns wrote:Couldn't disagree with you or Ruffalo any more.
Namaste.
Omai! Is that how you interpreted it?
No, no, no.... No tolerance for heartless, soulless, butchers who can not be negotiated with. Islamic terrorists must be destroyed.
I'm armed and willing to defend, if necessary. That call for tolerance is about not lumping all Muslims in with the radical jihadis. It's about not blaming or retaliating against all Muslims for the actions of the terrorists. It's about not giving ISIS what it wants by adding to the divisiveness.
How will know who they are? Minneapolis has a large Somali population, some of whom have joined ISIS. Dearborn, MI, now affectionately known as Dearbornistan, has a huge and growing Muslim population. The Tsarnaev brothers were refugees who apparently slipped in to our country under the nose of our protectors.
My point is, they are among us now and Obama, Wolf and Peduto are willing to roll the dice and invite more.
We will only know some were militants when the sirens go off and the dust is settling.
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While I tend to agree, it won't be hard to have it come down to some other thing a group can latch onto and kill in the name of.Jim wrote:The world would be better without religion.
I really think so much could be accomplished if we would set aside these things and work towards a "greater good". But who decides what the "greater good" is?
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Since the 1972 Munich Olympics there has been one religion, and pretty much the only one, that has been on an absolute roll when it comes to terrorism.
I suspect if one would ask them (assuming one could close enough), the response would be: "what we are doing is for the greater good, we are ridding the world of kafirs".
I suspect if one would ask them (assuming one could close enough), the response would be: "what we are doing is for the greater good, we are ridding the world of kafirs".