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You need help. serious help. Perhaps you forgot your Prozac this morning.McCoy: "Medical men are trained in logic."
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Don't worry. He thinks he's shouting at us but really he's shouting at himself. It's better for him to have an outlet in the virtual world than to be wandeing the streets. We're doing a service to society.Originally posted by lilelvis2000 View PostYou need help. serious help. Perhaps you forgot your Prozac this morning.Comment
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Certainly the worst, true, but some others are hardly much better. Malaysia? If you are a non Muslim you are ok unless you are in a conflict with a Muslim. If you married one and want custody of the kids, even though you may be the more suitable parent, forget it. That is what moderation and tolerance in many Islamic countries is about, you are fine as long as you practice your own views very quietly and don't expect completely equal treatment under the law.[saudis] are theocratic maniacs, and not role models for decent societies
Try reading any defence of Islamic tolerance by a prominent Muslim writer. It isn't what most of us would mean by it, complete freedom to choose your own faith, run your own private life and have the same rights as anyone else. It most certainly is not what they demand from us.bloggoth
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Malaysia is certainly not a liberal democracy, but in terms of tolerance for religious diversity is pretty good for a developing country.Originally posted by xoggoth View PostCertainly the worst, true, but some others are hardly much better. Malaysia? If you are a non Muslim you are ok unless you are in a conflict with a Muslim. If you married one and want custody of the kids, even though you may be the more suitable parent, forget it. That is what moderation and tolerance in many Islamic countries is about, you are fine as long as you practice your own views very quietly and don't expect completely equal treatment under the law.
Try reading any defence of Islamic tolerance by a prominent Muslim writer. It isn't what most of us would mean by it, complete freedom to choose your own faith, run your own private life and have the same rights as anyone else. It most certainly is not what they demand from us.
Don't get me wrong, I have no more (or less) time for Islam than I do for any other religion, but singling them out leads down an unpleasant path to destination unknown.Comment
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It's a pity the left-wing appeasers can't learn a damn thing.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostDon't worry. He thinks he's shouting at us but really he's shouting at himself. It's better for him to have an outlet in the virtual world than to be wandeing the streets. We're doing a service to society.
"British government policy towards Hitler, at the time, was one of appeasement -- later viewed as a policy of peace at any price, even at the expense of supposed allies and treaty commitments. Churchill's warnings earned him only ridicule and a reputation as a paranoid warmonger."Comment
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We have an historian amongst us!Originally posted by markinbrussels View PostIt's a pity the left-wing appeasers can't learn a damn thing.
"British government policy towards Hitler, at the time, was one of appeasement -- later viewed as a policy of peace at any price, even at the expense of supposed allies and treaty commitments. Churchill's warnings earned him only ridicule and a reputation as a paranoid warmonger."Comment
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I noticed you stopped short of calling anyone hitler or a nazi and thus invoking godwins lawOriginally posted by markinbrussels View PostIt's a pity the left-wing appeasers can't learn a damn thing.
"British government policy towards Hitler, at the time, was one of appeasement -- later viewed as a policy of peace at any price, even at the expense of supposed allies and treaty commitments. Churchill's warnings earned him only ridicule and a reputation as a paranoid warmonger."Coffee's for closersComment
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I think at least some modern historians acknowledge that appeasement bought us time to prepare without which we would have been totally ****ed.Originally posted by markinbrussels View PostIt's a pity the left-wing appeasers can't learn a damn thing.
"British government policy towards Hitler, at the time, was one of appeasement -- later viewed as a policy of peace at any price, even at the expense of supposed allies and treaty commitments. Churchill's warnings earned him only ridicule and a reputation as a paranoid warmonger."While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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Is anybody who holds more nuanced opinions on Islam than your own automatically 'left winged'?Originally posted by markinbrussels View PostIt's a pity the left-wing appeasers can't learn a damn thing.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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So basically your job is to hit all the forums and message boards and newspaper comment boards you troll with copy and pasted statements from Nick G? Brill. How do I get that job? Or better, how does a single mother on benefits get that job!Originally posted by markinbrussels View PostIt's a pity the left-wing appeasers can't learn a damn thing.
"British government policy towards Hitler, at the time, was one of appeasement -- later viewed as a policy of peace at any price, even at the expense of supposed allies and treaty commitments. Churchill's warnings earned him only ridicule and a reputation as a paranoid warmonger."McCoy: "Medical men are trained in logic."
Spock: "Trained? Judging from you, I would have guessed it was trial and error."Comment
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