Shots outside of parliament

[Big Blue Plymouth]

Well so far:
1. It's an Islamist terror attack and so to do with Islam
2. No mention of mental illness, and seven people have been arrested, so not a lone wolf
3. LondonManc is a racist bigot
4. Haven't observed any changes to facebook profiles so far

Your paradigm isn't faring well is it? But your racist bigotry is becoming ever more evident.

I find that people who bandy around terms like that are often the worst bigots of all.

Calling out racism where none exists just serves to create more discord. Kind of flys in the face of the so called "unity" that these shrill anti-fascist types are always preaching about.

[PurpleGorilla]

Shots outside of parliament

Attracts outrage. While a white bloke doing the same thing.



And what about that bastard in your picture, just standing there with his hands in his pockets.

Does it occur to you that perhaps they just weren't rubber necking, given the injured party some privacy? Or perhaps they're both just not wanting to be involved. Perfectly normal reactions. But no, you chose instead to spread your anti-Muslim propaganda without a moment's thought. Reinforcing the xenophobia of yourself and your bigotted cohorts. Driven more by hatred of others and a determination to spread your sick world view, than by your concern for people who've been hurt.

What are you on about!

It's just a photo of people helping one of the people injured?

Well ok not everyone is helping directly, but probably in shell shock, or catching Pokemon.

Now this is outrageous;

Passer-by 'stops to take a SELFIE' in front of victims at Westminster

http://dailym.ai/2nCIWE6

[vetran]

So during the "troubles" you'd say the UK had "a Christian problem" the way you now claim we have "a Muslim problem"? these peoples' view of Islam is about as accurate as the IRA representing the Roman Catholic church. Which, since you aren't well educated, is to say "not very". They're radicalised extremists attributing their actions to a religion which wants nothing to do with them.

yes I did, I never understood how two branches of the same faith hated each other so much.

Most of us saw it as tribal as well. I worked with a Protestant & Catholic in NI they got on very well but there was a definite friction when it got near football & religion.

Its the religion that binds them, its their culture that defines them.

They may profess to believe in religion but so do most Christian nutters.

[shaunbhoy]

A All the attacks to date have been by the same kind of lost souls that you find inhabiting the outer fringes of extreme Christianity.

You mean like d000hg?

[shaunbhoy]

Fortunately we can distinguish between radical and moderate Brexiteers.

Inshallah!

[vetran]

Nice try, but Southall isn't a Muslim area. Far from it. But then as a local you'd know that

Edit - thought you were someone else, didn't read properly.

I would agree that its mainly Seikh (as central Slough used to be) but there is a significant number of Muslims.

It actually has a very practical mosque.

[MrMarkyMark]

I would agree that its mainly Seikh (as central Slough used to be) but there is a significant number of Muslims.

It actually has a very practical mosque.

Anyway arrests in London, we will see where they were made.

We knew it was connected, never seen such a squad of cars and vans...

[NotAllThere]

I find that people who bandy around terms like that are often the worst bigots of all.

So, you're an even worse bigot for labeling me a bigot? You might not think his and PG's posts are motivated by racism, but I do. So I'm not calling out bigotry where there is none. I'm calling it out where it is evident. At best, if they're not really racist bigots, they are helping to promote that ideology through their idiocy and ignorance.

yes I did, I never understood how two branches of the same faith hated each other so much..

The two branches considered each other to be different faiths. Paisley wasn't kidding when he said the Pope is the Anti-Christ. Many protestants believe this. (Of course, many do not).

Ecumenical attempts notwithstanding, Catholic doctrine still maintains that if you're not part of the Catholic church, then you're not a Christian. If you want to understand further, try reading up on the Reformation. There's also a fairly scholarly work you might care to track down, that is generally accepted by the theologians of both sides.

[vetran]

The two branches considered each other to be different faiths. Ecumenical attemps notwithstanding, Catholic doctrine still maintains that if you're not part of the Catholic church, then you're not a Christian. If you want to understand further, try reading up on the Reformation. There's also a fairly scholarly work you might care to track down, that is generally accepted by the theologians of both sides.

Indeed organised religion is nuts. I'm aware of the divisions and they are mad when there is so much to be fixed in this world.

Judaism, Christianity & Islam have the same God yet they hate or exclude each other.

[shaunbhoy]

There's also a fairly scholarly work you might care to track down, that is generally not accepted by the hooligans of both sides.

ftfy