i have a hatered for islam

There is no point to explain all these.

Gtech, William Spencer and the rest of the anti muslim team here knows the truth but, they will not tell the truth in public.

 

What about amnesty international?

 

... also UN sites

Seyed

If someone points about this to the source you trust in, the quran, you guys deny it.
if someone points to other sources, then you guys say unreliable source.

How you guys think you can go on like this.

 

You might be onto something here.

Wow, I feel priveleged to know that I have not been included (for once).

Anyway, I'm not anti anything, and I fail to see where either Gtech or Will are either. Well, I really do not like terrorists, so I guess I am kinda anti terrorist. Does that make me a bad person?

 

I don't think that anyone is born anti Islam, but how much bad stuff can the world take before taking a closer look?

 

Prior to 9/11, I would not have even given it a second thought.

 

What really disturbed me was watching the cheering crowd of Palestinians right after it happened.

 

Who then play the victim with regards to their neighbor. What a strange world.

 

Here is a debate for ya to check out. It's between educated people. Notice NO DEATH TREATS, no name calling and there is respect.
I suggest you read it, try to use if as an example and grow up if you want to try defend your religion with dignity.

http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/Printable.asp?ID=24999

 

Same here. For me, saying "I do not like terrorists" would be an under statement. I dont even understand how they can kill innocent people and live with themselves. I am referrering to real terrorists by the way.. like terrorists who come to US and kill people there. Fighters in Iraq and Afghanistan are definitely not terrorists.. as they are fighting on their land, which is not the definition of a terrorist.

The strange thing I feel is.. how desperate did they become to break one of the most important preachings in islam, which is abide by the country's rule where you are residing. I do not know how to word it properly so allow me to quote from TimesOnline.co.uk.

When it comes to sharia, Muhammad ibn Adam, the respected Islamic scholar, says: “It is necessary by sharia to abide by the laws of the country one lives in, regardless of the nature of the law, as long as the law doesn’t demand something that is against Islam.” It is narrated in the Koran that the prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: “It is necessary upon a Muslim to listen to and obey the ruler, as long as one is not ordered to carry out a sin.” (Sahih al-Bukhari, no 2796 & Sunan Tirmidhi). http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2092-2320096,00.html

Clearly, going to US and bombing innocent people is completely against Islam.

 

When you have a closed mind, talking to you is a waste of time.

Ahem. I have never done anything here but tell the truth, and that seems to be what you most object to.

 

Expressing the truth. Or insulting others? I know you will call it freedom of speech.

 

If you're insulted by the truth, you may have a problem.

If one guy cuts a womans head off and another guy says "Hey! That guy cut that ladies head off!" -- Who do you see as being in the wrong? Do you blame the guy who cut the womans head off, or do you blame the guy who talked about it?

 

Death is death. Hundreds of people die in Iraq everyday under the watch of US and multinational forces. You watch the news everyday and laugh in front of the TV. With this kind of mentality I wonder what are you trying to justify.

You call yourself an Athiest. Does it mean you should be insulting other religions and particularly Islam? You call it feedom of speech but, we call it disrespect!

 

You dodged the question.

As yes, almost a hundred people are being killed by Muslims every day in Iraq.

You can call it whatever you want, but until Dar al-Islam conquers the United States, we in this country have the right to speak our minds honestly and openly.

 

Tim McVeigh was a terrorist, and he was "fighting on" his "land". Technically, according to him, anyway, I am sure that is the way he saw it. Terrorists don't have to go to a specific place, or fight a specific enemy to be deemed terrorists. Terrorist really don't need a reason or a place at all.

But it is ok to do it at home? I am not sure I understand the logic here.

 

Wasn't McVeigh an agent of Iraq?

http://www.okcbombing.org/news_articles.htm
http://dir.salon.com/story/news/feature/2002/12/02/mcveigh/index.html

 

You never know.. But then again, he was fighting on his "own land", so I guess that makes it ok.

 

I thought other muslims were killing them, with their suicide bombs, roadside bombs and everything else.

 

No, it's us Americans... Just being there is inciting violence from these otherwise peaceful Sirians and Iranians that cross the border to kill Iraq's and US servicemen.

Normally, they would be dining with Jews and singing harley kishner.