ISIS: The Embodiment of Islam [W 11]

[coldjoint]

Members of ISIS are fulfilling Mohammad's commandments by turning European and American cities into killing fields. Each attack strikes fear in the hearts of the non- believers and they will continue to strike fear until either we submit to Islam or Islam is defeated. From the Quran 3:151 "We shall cast terror into the hearts of those who disbelieve."

Additionally, the practice of Islamic subjugation of Christians, Jews, and all non-believers as well as slavery can still be found in parts of Africa. It is derived from Quranic passage 33:50 "O Prophet! We have made lawful to thee wives to whom thou hast paid their dowers; and those (slaves) whom thy right hand possesses out of the prisoners of war whom Allah has assigned to thee." Many verses in the Quran encourage Muslim men to keep woman as sex slaves as Mohammad did in his lifetime. Today, ISIS is following in Mohammad's footsteps in parts of Syria and Iraq.

Muslim apologists often point out that these passages have been taken out of context or are practiced only in time of war. They deceptively omit that there is no context to the Quran and that Islamic text considers itse
lf to be perpetually at war with non-believers until global dominance is achieved. Americans must begin to learn the truth about Islam. It is not a religion by any Western standard, but is instead a violent political ideology that hides behind religion to justify the slaughter of those who do not submit.

Why are people afraid to believe this? What sense doesn't it make?

Articles: ISIS: The Embodiment of Islam

 

[Jetboogieman]

Well if there's one thing the American Thinker requires of it's readers, is that they don't actually think about what they're reading.

 

[Kobie]

Did a Muslim piss in your cornflakes or something?

 

[coldjoint]

Well if there's one thing the American Thinker requires of it's readers, is that they don't actually think about what they're reading.

Attack the source and dismiss the message. Try an answer with some substance.

 

[coldjoint]

Did a Muslim piss in your cornflakes or something?

I asked what is not to believe about Islam and ISIS. Got anything?

 

[Jetboogieman]

Did a Muslim piss in your cornflakes or something?

Chick working the counter at Starbucks in a hijab Spelled his name wrong.

 

[coldjoint]

Chick working the counter at Starbucks in a hijab Spelled his name wrong.

Can you do this some place else?

 

[Tigerace117]

Why are people afraid to believe this? What sense doesn't it make?

Articles: ISIS: The Embodiment of Islam

Look at that. More ISIS propaganda. :roll:

What's the matter Coldjoint? Scared the support people like you have proclaimed for terrorist attacks on innocent Americans is losing you support?

 

[Fishking]

Look at that. More ISIS propaganda. :roll:

What's the matter Coldjoint? Scared the support people like you have proclaimed for terrorist attacks on innocent Americans is losing you support?

So you're calling him a terrorist? Really?

 

[<alt>doxygen]

Attack the source and dismiss the message. Try an answer with some substance.

Anyone can pick most any religion's text, selectively quote it and make it seem insane. Try the Bible. I'd suggest Leviticus, Deuteronomy, and the Book of Revelation. Want some cute, homicide, infanticide, stoning of brides that don't "bleed"? Those are parts of Geller's "book". Maybe you need to terminate her.

Actually, you need a new obsession.

 

[Goshin]

Moderator's Warning:

Enough. Address the topic of the OP. There will be no more baiting and trolling. The next post attacking the original poster instead of addressing the topic will result in mod action. You've had your fun ladies.... zero tolerance hereafter.

 

[coldjoint]

Look at that. More ISIS propaganda. :roll:

What's the matter Coldjoint? Scared the support people like you have proclaimed for terrorist attacks on innocent Americans is losing you support?

What part of it is propaganda? It is what Islam says. Tell me where the lies are.

 

[Tigerace117]

So you're calling him a terrorist? Really?

He supports terrorists. The distinction between the two is always a thin one.

 

[Tigerace117]

What part of it is propaganda? It is what Islam says. Tell me where the lies are.

Pretty much the entire thing is a pack of lies, designed to increase ISIS recruitment so a bunch of wannabe SS losers can try to increase their power and warp America.

 

[coldjoint]

Anyone can pick most any religion's text, selectively quote it and make it seem insane. Try the Bible. I'd suggest Leviticus, Deuteronomy, and the Book of Revelation. Want some cute, homicide, infanticide, stoning of brides that don't "bleed"? Those are parts of Geller's "book". Maybe you need to terminate her.

Actually, you need a new obsession.

You realize that is your excuse not to condemn Islams actions, don't you? What kind of an excuse is that not to see what is written and what is being done? Do past mistakes justify Islams hate? Kind of what you are implying.

That is no way to deal with an obviously serious problem.

 

[Tanngrisnir]

Why are people afraid to believe this? What sense doesn't it make?

Articles: ISIS: The Embodiment of Islam

What doesn't make sense is that selective parts of the Koran were used to the exclusion of not only the other parts that contradict them, but the fact that the vast, VAST majority of those killed by ISIS are Muslims.

This is really, really basic stuff.

ISIS is a criminal syndicate posing as a religious movement, as any intellectually honest assessment of it shows.

 

[coldjoint]

He supports terrorists. The distinction between the two is always a thin one.

You are not on topic what you are referring has been discussed too much.

 

[coldjoint]

What doesn't make sense is that selective parts of the Koran were used to the exclusion of not only the other parts that contradict them, but the fact that the vast, VAST majority of those killed by ISIS are Muslims.

This is really, really basic stuff.

And they can both be true? Nope, does not work that way. Abrogation clears things up. It leaves a violent supremacist group bent on obligated world domination.

Read your Koran again.

 

[Tigerace117]

You are not on topic what you are referring has been discussed too much.

No, actually it's completely on topic. It explains the mindset of why people spread ISIS propaganda that their interpretation is the correct one.

 

[Tanngrisnir]

And they can both be true? Nope, does not work that way. Abrogation clears things up. It leaves a violent supremacist group bent on obligated world domination.

Read your Koran again.

I know the Koran quite well, thanks. I'd suggest you consider reading it sometime. Most interesting and leads to a far better understanding of what Muslims think.

My points stand uncontested. The article you cited is dishonest to its core.

 

[coldjoint]

No, actually it's completely on topic. It explains the mindset of why people spread ISIS propaganda that their interpretation is the correct one.

Do you mean the inspiration? Then Islam makes everyone a terrorist?

 

[coldjoint]

I know the Koran quite well, thanks. I'd suggest you consider reading it sometime. Most interesting and leads to a far better understanding of what Muslims think.

My points stand uncontested. The article you cited is dishonest to its core.

It is not dishonest. Your opinion is noted.

 

[coldjoint]

So when someone explains the political ideology contained in the Quran, it is a completely legitimate activity, and anyone who calls it racism or Islamophobia either doesn't understand what they're saying, or, more likely, they are trying to censor the person. That kind of censorship is out of line in a free society.

The fact that exponents of pure Islam (let's call them "orthodox Muslims") will not tolerate criticism of Islam is one of the main criticisms of Islam. The fact that the Quran itself is adamant about disallowing any criticism of the Quran (and calls for a death sentence for doing so) is one of the most egregious things to criticize about the Quran.

If someone doesn't hire a Muslim simply because the applicant is a Muslim, that is discrimination, and that's a different issue. If someone beats up a Muslim because he's a Muslim, that is a hate crime and is illegal, immoral, and should be punished.

But criticism of Islamic doctrine? It can and should be done. Period. Anyone who tries to shut down the discussion with accusations of racism or Islamophobia is out of line.

More common sense.

An Inquiry Into Islam: Critique of Pure Islam

 

[Tigerace117]

Do you mean the inspiration? Then Islam makes everyone a terrorist?

Nope. But supporting terrorist attacks on innocent Americans does so. And if one can convince people that ISIS has the proper interpretation of Islam, then, well, one is just being a "patriotic American" by supporting such attacks-- at least in some people's warped minds.

 

[coldjoint]

Nope. But supporting terrorist attacks on innocent Americans does so. And if one can convince people that ISIS has the proper interpretation of Islam, then, well, one is just being a "patriotic American" by supporting such attacks-- at least in some people's warped minds.

That is not the subject. What warps the minds is. That is what Islam does, not one person, and you know what I mean.