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remnant_phoenix

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Driekan said:
remnant_phoenix said:
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I was specifically referring to the present-day incarnations of each religion. The worst of Islam results in death, destruction, and attempts to censor free expression, while the worst of Christianity gives us Westboro Baptist Church, a bunch of hate-mongering yahoos that are easily shunned and ignored. Not that similar if you ask me.
You do realize that, by your own words, you are analyzing a very specific subset of both religions, right? Namely, what is observable (One restriction) at this very instant in time (another restriction).

Any conclusion you derive from this analysis cannot be said to be a good conclusion concerning the whole of the religion. It is the blind man touching an elephant's legs and assuming he is touching a tree trunk.

What I think we can both, very conclusively, extract from this is that neither religion is inherently bad, or evil, or any other term we choose for "stuff we dislike", rather that all can be employed in that way, and that this one currently is being, to some degree, in some places - and those places are highly visible.
I wasn't really trying to make "a good conclusion concerning the whole of the religion." I was drawing a simple distinction between Christianity and Islam based on two factors: how they presently manifest in the modern world and some differences in the teachings of their central figure.

Regarding the former, I've made my point as clear as I can: contemporary Islam manifests as violence incredibly more often than contemporary Christianity. This is simply a fact.

Regarding the latter, which you ignored in your reply: Jesus was a non-violent teacher who advocated non-violence (see: "turn the other cheek" and "he who lives by the sword dies by it") while Muhammed was a warrior-prophet who made provisions for violence, particulary against those who are percieved to be threats to Islam.

You are consistently referencing the Old Testament of the Bible while overlooking the fact that most all Christians do not use the actions of the Old Testment Hebrew nation as a model for behavior; rather they try to model their life around the teachings of Christ, hence the name "Christian." Meanwhile, Muslims all around the world are seeking to model their lives after Muhammed and Muhammed's orginal disciples, and well, we can all see the results of that.

All I was attempting to say (and plenty of respected philosophers and sociologists would agree with me) is that there are distinct differences between Christian philosophy and Islamic philosophy, especially regarding the use of violence. Ergo, to say that Christian and Islam are no different, or have negligible differences, especially regarding the modern world we live in (which is a popular thing to say in many circles) is misleading at best and downright false at worst.
 

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Someone once told me that Islam is a religion of peace & tolerance and just a few fanatics have ruined the world's image of what is supposed to be a peaceful, tolerant religion. Well that may be true but when shit happens like this on a regular basis what on earth is the world SUPPOSED to think about Islam?

Take for example, an apartment building. The land lords happily say "it's a very safe building!", but on a regular basis there is theft/robbery, walls that collapse, and fires that occur. How the hell can the owners keep calling it a safe building then?
well it is a religion of about 1.3 billion so a small minority of followers who are crazy/fantical would number at least a few million. Also its not just a religous problem it also a culture issue as well with the middle east.

Ot: well its good to hear of a peaceful protest for once although all its really doing is giving this film that forbidden factor that will make it a cult/underground hit just for F muslims factor it has generated.
 
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My goodness these people are silly.

And I don't mean Muslims. I mean anyone who gathers in crowds of thousands to protest something offensive [i/]on the internet.[/i]

I mean yes, it's FAR better and more civilized than those rioting idiots, but seriously. Get over it.
 

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They do what ever they can to protect the honor of the prophet. In which case they are wrong, they have no honor. I can't help but have a poor view for muslim's everywhere. Just recently in my country a family was jailed for killing their daughters claiming it was "honor killings" when all they were doing were enjoying their rights as canadians.

They make no effort to expose the radical muslims in their communities that want to hurt us and our families. Enough is enough, respect our right to free speech or get the hell out of our countries. Even this peaceful protest makes me sick.
 

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"Calls for all civilized fellow human beings to join in the 'Campaign for Global Civility."

Sure, because it was civilized and peaceful to murder innocent embassy workers and begin murderous riots across the world. Yea, totally civilized. No doubt there.
 

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Driekan said:
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while yes, there is progressiveness, it is still stuck in the dark ages while the rest of the world is globalizing and moving on at a much faster rate, it's just extremely frustrating having the world crutched by one religion's fanatics.
You seem to have this social darwinist view that human history is a straight line starting in the caveman years and pointing towards you as the end-result of evolution.

It's not. It cannot be said that someone is "stuck" somewhere, while someone else is "moving on" (Emphasis on the on, that implies forward direction). Two people are moving in different directions. That's it. Your direction is not absolutely, objectively superior. You are not inherently a better human being.

As for judaism and christianity being shit talked and blown over and nothing happening... That's not quite true. In a lot of "Western" countries, if you publish a work of fiction that takes Holocaust revisionist views and portrays a Nazi character (An individual, not the ideology. No need to go that far) in a positive light, you're quite likely very, very fucked. In a lot of countries, you'll be arrested outright (Looking at you, France and Germany), in others you'll be sued, in all you will be screamed down - even if there was no malice whatsoever and you were just working on what you saw as a silly piece of fiction.

That's a reaction. What is the difference? It is an effective reaction, from a group that have the power, coordination and know-how to defend themselves. Christianity, in a similar way, can defend itself when pushed. You may have heard about the US presidential elections and how a guy who stands for many "Traditional Christian Beliefs" seems to be winning.

Our society tends to offer protection and shelter for those who don't need it, while refusing it for those who do need it. This is just one more example. Because muslims are vilified and disenfranchised (And in many case, newcomers to this game), they cannot defend themselves. Thus they don't get defended.
oh dear god no, i am not perfect nor am i anywhere near any kind of end result of evolution, i've progressed over the years and hope to continue progressing, however in many muslim countries they literally ARE stuck that way because their government is built that way and they control all media/censorship, therefore they are keeping their people "stuck" to prevent them from advancing and adhering different trains of thought. i am not inherently better, but i am allowed free train of thought and expression while many other countries (many muslim ones included) are shunned away from such things.

citation needed on that, please point out where that has happened, and you are taking one VERY different scenario where nazi is directly related to the GENOCIDE Of a people, therefore a touchy subject regardless of gender/belief/race/etc... if you completely avoid all relations to real life and make no connections to anything short of "national socialist", then you are probably okay, and if it's a true work of fiction it will be fine.

also, do you realize, in none of those situations you listed is anyone dying or bomb threats being dropped, rgp's being used..etc...funny at that.

while i am an agnostic christian, i fucking despise romney and would rather have jack thompson as president than him, as many christians i know, i don't see why you are bringing that up but i promise you there are many who despise him, unfortunately he is riding the republican "hate obama" wave, which is why he is "winning"

newcomers to the game? what...just no, no, it is not a newcomer, "islam" does not need shelter, considering people bend over backwards in fear of being death threatened or bombed anytime they do anything that doesn't line up with the islam beliefs, while most religions get told to "take a hike" anytime they bring up an issue, no, everyone shouldn't be sheltered, no one is above criticism/offense.
 

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TeletubbiesGolfGun said:
SteewpidZombie said:
Being surprised or 'Shocked' that Muslims in the Middle East are being angry in retaliation for what they perceive is religious attacks against them, is the EXACT same kind of response you'd get in the United States if they decided to build a Mosque at Ground Zero...oh wait...
i agree that there are plenty of parts of christianity/catholics that have done horrible things in the past (to this day too) and that no one deserves a free pass on stupid shit.

however, unless there was a mosque built at ground zero before 9/11, then there is no reason for one to be built there (nor anything, if i remember right ground zero is now a memorial type place) as anyone with 2 brain cells would see it's just a troll move. however, i seriously doubt people would be screaming "death to the infidels!" *insert flag burning* *insert murders in the name of defending religion*
You mean the one that was four blocks away and the ones arranging for the "new" one is simply the old one be moved to a larger building that they had legally paid for? That one? Congratulations on not doing your research.

And this community at large disgusts me. We have a group of Muslims engaging in a legal, peaceful protest to convince Google to take down the video (and it's odd that they refuse considering there is even an option to report it as "offends my religious rights") and people are screaming "All the ebil Muslims should DIE!" yet in the very same article (and only a small blurb at the end, shame on you Carter, you're just as bad) of political representatives brutally attacking anyone that doesn't share their belief while police look on in a country that could descend into a situation similar to Somalia and just about everyone here ignores it.

No one here after seeing the dreck in this thread has the right to call themselves morally superior.
 

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LordLundar said:
TeletubbiesGolfGun said:
SteewpidZombie said:
Being surprised or 'Shocked' that Muslims in the Middle East are being angry in retaliation for what they perceive is religious attacks against them, is the EXACT same kind of response you'd get in the United States if they decided to build a Mosque at Ground Zero...oh wait...
i agree that there are plenty of parts of christianity/catholics that have done horrible things in the past (to this day too) and that no one deserves a free pass on stupid shit.

however, unless there was a mosque built at ground zero before 9/11, then there is no reason for one to be built there (nor anything, if i remember right ground zero is now a memorial type place) as anyone with 2 brain cells would see it's just a troll move. however, i seriously doubt people would be screaming "death to the infidels!" *insert flag burning* *insert murders in the name of defending religion*
You mean the one that was four blocks away and the ones arranging for the "new" one is simply the old one be moved to a larger building that they had legally paid for? That one? Congratulations on not doing your research.

And this community at large disgusts me. We have a group of Muslims engaging in a legal, peaceful protest to convince Google to take down the video (and it's odd that they refuse considering there is even an option to report it as "offends my religious rights") and people are screaming "All the ebil Muslims should DIE!" yet in the very same article (and only a small blurb at the end, shame on you Carter, you're just as bad) of political representatives brutally attacking anyone that doesn't share their belief while police look on in a country that could descend into a situation similar to Somalia and just about everyone here ignores it.

No one here after seeing the dreck in this thread has the right to call themselves morally superior.
wait what? what was four blocks away? congratulations on not being specific and sounding condescending.

i say the EXACT same thing about jews/christians/whatever the fuck you are, it's a god damn video on the goddamn internet.

i'm going to quote someone because they some up my opinion better than i could in a short way:

Spitfire said:
Driekan said:
I'm generally appalled by the complete lack of empathy most people put on display.

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Empathy for what? A group of people protesting against a movie they haven't seen, to people who are not responsible for it, and asking for the denial of the same free speech that they themselves enjoy by being allowed to protest in the first place?

Good luck with that.
also

to make your generalization to actually make sense, here you go:

ALL DE EBIL MUSLIMS SHOULD DIE!!!!
 

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Do you know what the worst thing about this whole debacle is?



The film was absolutely terrible. Terrible writing, terrible acting, terrible sets, terrible effects.

I wish the muslims would just shrug this off the way most Christians would. Barring the Westboro Baptist church and various fundamentalists/extremists, most christians are generally pretty chill when people take the piss out of Jesus or God. Yet the Muslims declare that someone should be murdered for depicting Mohammed (pbuh). I just don't get it.
Perhaps Mr/Mrs Garrison was onto something
http://youtu.be/eNtDrUhcKyQ?t=47s
 

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Guys, this isn't an issue of free expression. Have you actually seen the film? It's beyond racist and horrid. It's worse than The Passion. The guy who made this was just looking for a fight. And if he had attacked any other religion, nobody would be this dismissive about it.

This is not some attack on freedom of expression. You know why? Because they are exercising their freedom of expression by staging a protest in this regard. Or are they not entitled to the UK's basic rights and freedoms because, in the words of far too many people "Deyr de Turists!"

Christians expect people to not desecrate statues or postings of Jesus. Jews expect people to not engage in Anti-Semitism. Muslims ask pretty much only one thing from us in the Western world, and that's to not show images of their prophet.

Can we just respect that? Can we as people not be complete pricks about Islam for once?

Islam didn't commit 9/11. It was the psycopathy of a madman. Much like how Christianity didn't create the Klu Klux Klan or the Westboro Baptist Church. Idiots created those.

Big difference guys.
well said my friend. well said * raises glass
 

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What bothers me most about this is that these people are protesting the film and NOT the murders that it was used to justify, Perspective people.
 

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TeletubbiesGolfGun said:
oh dear god no, i am not perfect nor am i anywhere near any kind of end result of evolution, i've progressed over the years and hope to continue progressing, however in many muslim countries they literally ARE stuck that way because their government is built that way and they control all media/censorship, therefore they are keeping their people "stuck" to prevent them from advancing and adhering different trains of thought. i am not inherently better, but i am allowed free train of thought and expression while many other countries (many muslim ones included) are shunned away from such things.
Every word you typed displays a clear belief in an inherent "Betterness" of your way of doing things, which is all I was pointing out. I really don't need to argue any more, you've made my point.

TeletubbiesGolfGun said:
citation needed on that
Above-quote was concerning my claim that christian and jewish groups have strong mechanisms to defend themselves in the "Western" world, and are active in employing them. Snipped for brevity.

Citations are easy to come by... Discussing the holocaust is illegal to varying degrees in a lot of european countries, as mentioned. If you can trust wikipedia, this link (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laws_against_Holocaust_denial) if not, looking through the sources there will get you the info. It's just plain fact, so not very hard to find.

As for citations for wider capacity to defend themselves, one need only look at the long history of the Anti-Defamation League (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Defamation_League) or other similar agencies. Simple fact, going too far on these lines can land you in a lot of trouble in most "Western" nations, even if you do it with no malice or forethought whatsoever.

TeletubbiesGolfGun said:
while i am an agnostic christian, i fucking despise romney and would rather have jack thompson as president than him, as many christians i know, i don't see why you are bringing that up but i promise you there are many who despise him
I am bringing him up as an example of the overall capacity of christian and jewish groups to act within this society. That both groups, contrary to what you indicated, aren't just rolling over when their policies and/or beliefs are threatened. The ascendance of a candidate, in part due to his adhering to christian values, is the christian example (Whereas the ones mentioned above were the jewish examples0.

TeletubbiesGolfGun said:
also, do you realize, in none of those situations you listed is anyone dying or bomb threats being dropped, rgp's being used..etc...funny at that.
Again, you agree with me. As had been pointed out, these two vaguely-defined groups (Jews and Christians) are capable of defending themselves from attack effectively in the society here in "The West". Muslims - in many cases - aren't. Follows the demonization and the cycle of violence that will always come from that.

TeletubbiesGolfGun said:
newcomers to the game? what...just no, no, it is not a newcomer, "islam" does not need shelter, considering people bend over backwards in fear of being death threatened or bombed anytime they do anything that doesn't line up with the islam beliefs, while most religions get told to "take a hike" anytime they bring up an issue, no, everyone shouldn't be sheltered, no one is above criticism/offense.
You don't seem like you are bending over backwards in fear of being death threatened.

Anecdotally speaking, I do know one person who received death threats (Complete with full information on where they lived, their family, their routine, etc.) over issues of politico-religious difference, and it was not due to opposing muslim groups. Just the opposite.

Techno Squidgy said:
Do you know what the worst thing about this whole debacle is?



The film was absolutely terrible. Terrible writing, terrible acting, terrible sets, terrible effects.

I wish the muslims would just shrug this off the way most Christians would. Barring the Westboro Baptist church and various fundamentalists/extremists, most christians are generally pretty chill when people take the piss out of Jesus or God. Yet the Muslims declare that someone should be murdered for depicting Mohammed (pbuh). I just don't get it.
Perhaps Mr/Mrs Garrison was onto something
http://youtu.be/eNtDrUhcKyQ?t=47s
I suspect most people around where you live deposit more of their personal faith and values in things other than religion. I'm gonna go on a wild hunch and assume you're north american (Beg forgive if you're not, but building up a point here).

I suspect you, or people around you, react somewhat more powerfully when other values are threatened. In my experience, most americans place a huge burden of importance on 9/11, to a degree that seems irrational to anyone looking from the outside,much like their reaction to this film seems irrational. Not to diminish a tragedy, merely pointing out that to most people in the world, it was "A building fell down, couple thousand people died", an event far less shocking than most tragedies that happened around the same time, or since.
 

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Sylveria said:
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Well Ilias Kasidiaris does have a point... I mean assault is more peaceful than murder? At least I think that is the point he is going for.

Peaceful protest is a better way to go about this so while I do not like censorship I at least respect the people protesting in London.

I bet the maker of this film is damn pleased with the shitstorm it has caused.
Not really. He produced the film under an alias and when he was found out, he went into hiding. He's currently in jail.
Well, he IS damn pleased with the shitstorm he caused. If you follow up on who he is, who funded him and what his aims were, the entire point of the film was to cause a shitstorm.

Hence the whole "Dubbing what the actors were actually saying and replacing it with nonsensical anti-Islamic bullshit". Then again, my views are based on what the Guardian states on the matter (The money came from Angry Copts and ultra-orthodox Jews, both of which want to destabilize the post-Mubarak regime, which was the entire point of the film).

And he is in Jail for violating the terms of his parole, what with being a convicted fraudster who was barred from using a false name or using the internet.

But anyway! Stand up for the freedom of fraudsters and religious maniacs! Free speech without any limitations (Which doesnt exist, anywhere at all, not even in the states) is worth anything!

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I really don't get it. Are these people not self aware in the slightest? Don't they realise that all this petty complaining (not to mention the insane over reaction and violence at the US embassies) only brings about more offensive material and distaste of Muslims. Have they learned nothing from Everybody Draw Mohammed day?
Wait...

What?

Just what?

You are complaining that a community is peacefully protesting? And you are blaming this group (Which is peacefully protesting) for negative material coming out about Muslims? What?

Sorry, I can understand the anger against the rioters and whatnot (Although that was blown out of proportion and those responsible for attacking the embassy were removed by other citizens, the entire militia was kicked outa town.) but you are seeming to say that those who are currently protesting peacefully are not "Self aware" and that this somehow makes them DESERVE the offensive material and "distaste of Muslims".

To use an extreme example which will get me accused of Strawmanning (Which is fine by me, cause I am about to level an accusation of Racism to Mr Carter.) You sound like someone sitting there going "Well, if you complain peacefully about being raped, dont you understand that it makes you get raped more and people just have a distaste for all you victims for complaining?"

Mr Carter. "At least four people". Technically true. I love how you reported purely on the deaths of citizens from "Western" nations. Did you just bypass the news from Pakistan, all the deaths and injuries caused whilst police tried to stop protests?

Or does it not matter to you?
Strawman card thrown down. These protesters aren't victims. There are no victims here except the people the protesters and rioters are harming.

Oh and let us not forget those poor extremists who were harmed or killed while trying to harm and/or kill other people, those poor, poor fanatics. If only we had given them a free pass to murder more of innocent people cause they didn't like a movie.
Well... Whether or not you consider the protestors to be victims is a matter of personal opinion. Speaking as a non-muslim, I cannot fully comprehend the anger being felt here. However, a few things should be noted:
- It is Haram (Against Islam) to depict the prophet Mohammed. This is up there with eating pork.
- Even ignoring that rather key point, the film was deliberately made to be gravely insulting to anyone of the Islamic faith. That was its point, its soul aim, the entire reason the film was created.

So, considering these people have been insulted (Deliberately) and people are protesting peacefully AGAINST someone who has deliberately insulted them (And, by some extension, against google for refusing to pull the insult from youtube and against the American state for not passing new legislature, something similar to how Jews are treated in France perhaps?) what exactly is the issue here?

If you are talking about free speech you have to accept the right for other people to have free speech. Those who are currently protesting are justified in their protest (And it is GOOD that they are excersing their right to protest), as much as (If not more so) than the fucker who created the film in the first place was justified in the making of the film.

So...

Yeah. That sums things up.

And ignoring the deaths of others as a result of this, just because they are not white, is simply racism. Ignoring why people found the film and are protesting as a result is just... Well, not quite racist, more simply ignorant.

As for the rioting? I was pretty sure people had already come to accept that the film was a catalyst and not a cause (Look them up if you cannot tell the difference). People throughout the Islamic world have plenty of reasons to hate on the West and the symbols of the west, from the invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan through to the supporting of a moderately genocidal, utterly racist out of control Zionist state illegally occupying large areas of Palestine.

Last August there were riots throughout Britain, a few people died. Whilst the jury is still out on the "Cause", it is pretty much accepted that the shooting of Mark Duggan was simply the spark on the powder keg. The powder keg was there already.

The protesters in London are harming nobody.

So, In summary:
- The protesters being referred to within this article are harming nobody, there has been no violence, the protests are utterly peaceful, any statement AGAINST these protests falls flat on its face as a direct result.
- The rioting throughout the Islamic world is far deeper than "Someone made an offensive movie"
- Since you cannot comprehend how this has made people feel, you are in no position to judge their actions (As long as those actions remain peaceful).

I am sick of anti-Islamic bullshit popping up on the escapist.

HEY GUYS, I HAVE A PROPOSAL.

How about this website leaves real news (Politics and the like) to real journalists and just sticks to writing about things actually related to gaming of any kind. The embassy storming was news for this site what with the whole "Key member of Eve Online dies" aspect. But I cannot see how this protest has anything to do with gaming.
 

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Tanis said:
"Islam: Religion of Peace*"

*Unless you do something we don't like, then, well...
MUZZIES SMASH EVIL WESTERN NATIONS WHO WANT THINKS LIKE EQUAL RIGHTS FOR WOMEN AND FREEDOM OF SPEECH!!!!

I DARE any of these types to protest in the USA.
They wouldn't last a hour.
It would be bad, the thing I'd be worried about is who would stop them. The authorities or the citizens?
 

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How does Jesus have anything to do with Greece specifically now? That's a serious question, I genuinely don't understand that bit.
The group should try using the courts to settle this, they're just both increasing their terrorist stigma and lowering people's sympathy for them. It's not that they shouldn't be able to beat the #$%# out of him, it's just that they're not doing it the way that will support their cause.

"Leave Google aloooooone!!"
Or was it Britney? I forget.
But attacking Google is even less of a way to get people's sympathy. I, for example, am siding with Google on this one, which means that I do not side with the MAF (even though they are protesting peacefully). I would have sided with them in the first place, so I feel they are making enemies they can't afford if they truly want this movie off the screen.

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I am somewhat more disturbed by the what's going on in Greece. The situation there is essentially what would happen if the extreme right of the Republican party exclusively controlled the police. Gays and journalists being beaten to a pulp while the police stop anyone from helping them escape. That's screwed up.
They're not beating up gays. They're beating up people who portray Jesus as gay. The police, who you can probably assume are very religious, probably agree with GD but can't join in, so they avoid helping either side. If homosexuality lost its stigma, this wouldn't be happening.
I do find it strange that any Grecian considers calling someone gay to be an insult--I mean, look at Sparta. They put partners in the military so they would fight harder to impress their boyfriends!
 

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Ugh I know I?m supposed to be all nice and respectful and praise how their protesting peacefully but no I?m sorry protesting Muslims please stop whining and accept the fact that people make fun of your religion.
despite you and every other religion claiming that you?re the one religion (which even if there is a god) I highly doubt you are not so please stop battling with the same free will that grants you the right to even protest and accept that people make fun of your religion and when you hear about stuff like that movie just roll your eyes look away and if you feel like it take comfort in the fact there going to whatever place of eternal damnation you belief in.
 

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Krat Arona said:
"Calls for all civilized fellow human beings to join in the 'Campaign for Global Civility."

Sure, because it was civilized and peaceful to murder innocent embassy workers and begin murderous riots across the world. Yea, totally civilized. No doubt there.
And its totally ok that the KKK hates on black people and beats them up and whatnot. And every Christian group is related to them, it is all the same, so all people who give to any Christian charity or joing Any group ever associated even partially with Christians are racist fuckheads, right?

Right?

Cause you are tarring all Muslims with the same brush there. So I can tar all Christians with the same brush.

On that note, all Americans are anti-communist Protestants with a bent for racism and religious hatred. All Jews are Zionists that hate Palestine. All Iranians want to blow up Israel. All Afghanis are members of the Taliban and hate the west.

Can you see the point I am making here? Can you? Please?

Cause if you cannot, you should lose your right to post online due to being incredibly ignorant and having a bent for casual racism. Not all "Muslims" are the same, they are not part of the same groups, they are not from the same cultures, they do not have some magical hive mind. Just like how not all Christians hate homosexuals or not all Americans hate Communism (Bad example there, most of the Americans I have met hate Communism). Your generalization, even if it was meant to be funny (It was not) is, well...

Ignorant and racist.

Tanis said:
"Islam: Religion of Peace*"

*Unless you do something we don't like, then, well...
MUZZIES SMASH EVIL WESTERN NATIONS WHO WANT THINKS LIKE EQUAL RIGHTS FOR WOMEN AND FREEDOM OF SPEECH!!!!

I DARE any of these types to protest in the USA.
They wouldn't last a hour.
These types of protest?

THIS IS A GROUP OF CITIZENS PROTESTING PEACEFULLY. YOU ARE STATING THAT AMERICA, THE COUNTRY THAT HOLDS FREE SPEECH HIGHEST AND MIGHTIEST AND TRIES TO LECTURE THE REST OF THE PLANET ON FREEDOM AND EQUALITY, SHOULD PREVENT PEACEFUL PROTESTS FROM OCCURING!

What on earth is wrong with you?

Seriously?

Also, "Muzzies"? Imma gonna flag this post in the vain hope that at least one moderator gives a flying fuck about the racism that gets thrown around on these boards.
 

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Guys, this isn't an issue of free expression. Have you actually seen the film? It's beyond racist and horrid. It's worse than The Passion. The guy who made this was just looking for a fight. And if he had attacked any other religion, nobody would be this dismissive about it.

This is not some attack on freedom of expression. You know why? Because they are exercising their freedom of expression by staging a protest in this regard. Or are they not entitled to the UK's basic rights and freedoms because, in the words of far too many people "Deyr de Turists!"

Christians expect people to not desecrate statues or postings of Jesus. Jews expect people to not engage in Anti-Semitism. Muslims ask pretty much only one thing from us in the Western world, and that's to not show images of their prophet.

Can we just respect that? Can we as people not be complete pricks about Islam for once?

Islam didn't commit 9/11. It was the psycopathy of a madman. Much like how Christianity didn't create the Klu Klux Klan or the Westboro Baptist Church. Idiots created those.

Big difference guys.
In a good world people would not show pictures of Mohammed in a perfect world people would show pictures of Mohammed and nobody would care.

Well that came across as pretentious sorry for that.
Also you have to admit they are targeting the wrong people.
 

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Grey Carter said:
ASnogarD said:
I wish the UK lot would be so reactive when thier extremist brothers kill people in the name of thier god, I mean here they stage demonstrations to protest a stupid movie yet when asked to help deal with extremists its 'oh those are bad muslims, go talk to them not us'.
http://dawn.com/2011/09/25/uk-muslims-hold-rally-against-extremism/

http://www.isb.org.uk/protest-against-poppy-burning-extremists/

http://elderofziyon.blogspot.ca/2012/04/french-muslims-protest-against.html

Out of interest, do you demonstrate against the actions of extremists in your religious/ethnic group?
Thank you for saying what needs to be said.

These muslims are simply enacting their right to peacefully protest and that is fine by me. If they have a problem, that is exactly how they should be going about it.