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Making anti-Muslim sentiment mainstream

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... For the mention of his religion to have any merit in your defense of Islamsm....

simply mentioning the simple fact that the Norway terrorist is a Christian and Islamophobic.......... is actually defending Islamism????????

wow. just wow. that's some nonesense you posted.
 
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simply mentioning the simple fact that the Norway terrorist is a Christian and Islamophobic.......... is actually defending Islamism????????

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No, it is your attacking of Christianity in order to defend Islamism that represents such via your trying to whip up a false sense of moral equivalence between the two.
 
No, it is your attacking of Christianity in order to defend Islamism that represents such via your trying to whip up a false sense of moral equivalence between the two.

how does mentioning that this murderer is a Christian....count as defending Islamism?

your accusation is very offensive.
 
Unintelligent tu toque arguments are inherently fallacious, yes.

For the mention of his religion to have any merit in your defense of Islamsm you would have to establish that he was engaging in these acts BECAUSE of religious motivation, as well as needing to establish a wider support mechanism for such actions within Christianity comparable to those that exist so undeniably within Islam.

Some rightwingers only think murder is wrong when religion is the motive. They don't want to acknowledge the violence that christianity inspires.
 
No, it is your attacking of Christianity in order to defend Islamism that represents such via your trying to whip up a false sense of moral equivalence between the two.

I think tha's true, but few people can/will see it.
 
Perhaps there are some Muslims who don't want to live in peace with others. Has this possibility ever occurred to you?
obviously, and i have not said otherwise. my reply was very clear. you're the one who said "everyone wants to live in peace with muslims". remember?

here, read again.

everyone wants to live in peace with Muslims?

is that why the U.S. invokes its false sense of morality, freedom, and democracy (when it suits) by murdering hundreds of thousands of civillians by dropping bombs and killing them. does that sound peaceful to you? are you really surprised that there is a percentage of Muslims that hate us?



So there was little of fundamental Islam until when? What's your dates?

don't bother replying to me in future if you are not going to read my replies properly.... i never said there was little until now. what i did say was that while we are selectively spreading feedom and democracy when it suits, we are creating more Islamic fundamentalism. do you disagree?

Hard to believe.

you said "You live in the UK, Serenity?? Western Europe for sure, right?" and i said no. because i don't.

why is that so hard to believe? what's your point?
 
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This thread is flailing about in every direction. It has lost all semblance of focus and has devolved into the typical Muslim/Christian blame game with persistent personal spats. Enough of this.

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