Does the Tea Party resemble Al Qaeda?

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Does the Tea Party resemble Al Qaeda?


  • Both "movements" are dwindling in effectiveness.




  • Both "movements" are decentralized and Hydra-headed.




  • Both "movements" are financed by oligarchs.




  • Both "movements" are filled with religious fundamentalists.




  • Both "movements" are characterized by extremism.




  • Both "movements" are xenophobic.

 
(\(\(\/)/)/) said:
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Does the Tea Party resemble Al Qaeda?


  • Both "movements" are dwindling in effectiveness.




  • Both "movements" are decentralized and Hydra-headed.




  • Both "movements" are financed by oligarchs.




  • Both "movements" are filled with religious fundamentalists.




  • Both "movements" are characterized by extremism.




  • Both "movements" are xenophobic.
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How many people have been murdered by Tea Party members and how many murdered by Al Queda?
 
Alias said:
I don't think you can back that up. Take another hit.

The civilized world doesn't fight in the name of God. We have governments and military who fight in the name of our nation. The fact that a lot of our soldiers may be Christians does not make them fighters for God like the Muslims who are civilians and Choose to fight for God. A soldeir fights for the innocent. A muslim terrorist fights to conquor.
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General Boykin thinks we fight for God.

"The investigation confirmed that Boykin said that the U.S. military is recruiting a spiritual army that will draw strength from a greater power to defeat its enemy.[22] In fact, he told the First Baptist Church of Broken Arrow, Okla. on June 30, 2002, “What I’m here to do today is to recruit you to be warriors of God’s kingdom.”[23]
 
christiefan915 said:
General Boykin thinks we fight for God. "The investigation confirmed that Boykin said that the U.S. military is recruiting a spiritual army that will draw strength from a greater power to defeat its enemy.[22] In fact, he told the First Baptist Church of Broken Arrow, Okla. on June 30, 2002, “What I’m here to do today is to recruit you to be warriors of God’s kingdom.”[23]
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I doubt that will count for much with Alley-Ass. He wants pictures of people wearing crucifixes before a claim of Christianity can be confirmed.
 
Alias said:
The baby Muhammed grew up to be a man of war and spread his cult of hate with the sword. The baby Jesus grew up to be a man who spread peace and love. I'll take Jesus any day.
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Whose religion decided that conversion by discussion took too long and that conversion by the sword was much easier...

See what I did there? I didn't say which one I meant, leaving the reader to imply on his own judgement
 
Alias said:
I don't think you can back that up. Take another hit.

The civilized world doesn't fight in the name of God. We have governments and military who fight in the name of our nation. The fact that a lot of our soldiers may be Christians does not make them fighters for God like the Muslims who are civilians and Choose to fight for God. A soldeir fights for the innocent. A muslim terrorist fights to conquor.
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The civilized world, so the world that speaks english wears suits and does what it pleases, define civilized, and what is the difference between a faith and a nation in this context, aside obviously from the fact that nations not only get citizens, they can also claim land. As for the lot of soldiers being christians but that doesn't mean they fight for god, then why do so many outfits have chaplains? How many companies have a rabbi or an imam. Oh and that last part, a soldier fights because he is told to, that's what the chain of command is all about, its why we have generals, as for the muslim part, more often than not they fight because they're angry, like alot of other people, they see a world they hate and want to change it. Not that it makes it right but the "muslims want to take over the world" bit is kinda... sad, sure they'd love to see everyone convert to islam, but really how many christians would be sad if the world all starting praying to jesus?

Are fundamentalists right? No, it would be nice to go back to argument with words instead of bombs but not going to happen.
Is your "soldiers are crusaders and protectors of small children and never do wrong" line naive and pathetic? Definite
 
Disillusioned said:
The civilized world, so the world that speaks english wears suits and does what it pleases, define civilized, and what is the difference between a faith and a nation in this context, aside obviously from the fact that nations not only get citizens, they can also claim land. As for the lot of soldiers being christians but that doesn't mean they fight for god, then why do so many outfits have chaplains? How many companies have a rabbi or an imam. Oh and that last part, a soldier fights because he is told to, that's what the chain of command is all about, its why we have generals, as for the muslim part, more often than not they fight because they're angry, like alot of other people, they see a world they hate and want to change it. Not that it makes it right but the "muslims want to take over the world" bit is kinda... sad, sure they'd love to see everyone convert to islam, but really how many christians would be sad if the world all starting praying to jesus?

Are fundamentalists right? No, it would be nice to go back to argument with words instead of bombs but not going to happen.
Is your "soldiers are crusaders and protectors of small children and never do wrong" line naive and pathetic? Definite
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The Christian American solider is not targeting and murdering innocent civilians for Jesus. You can manipulate your brain cells from now to hell freezes over and you can't change that fact. That's some very sick thinking.
 
Alias said:
The Christian American solider is not targeting and murdering innocent civilians for Jesus...
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The surviving relatives of Iraqis, Pakistanis, and Afghan 'collateral damage' might beg to differ


Just because the killers may have sat in an air-conditioned room and guided the killer drone with a joystick, the outcome is the same, isn't it?
 
(\(\(\/)/)/) said:
The surviving relatives of Iraqis, Pakistanis, and Afghan 'collateral damage' might beg to differ


Just because the killers may have sat in an air-conditioned room and guided the killer drone with a joystick, the outcome is the same, isn't it?
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Nothing in your post is a reply to my point. What is the total number of American Christian soldiers who are targeting and murdering Iraqi civilians in the name of Jesus. 10? 20? Gives us some real numbers to discuss iinstead of your imaginations of what some muslims might think in your fantasy world.
 












The US Army tried spreading the “Word” in Iraq and then wondered why locals kept blowing them up. Now, America’s Christian soldiers – who seem to know the Bible better than they know the history of the Crusades or why the very word still infuriates Moslems – are doing the same thing in Afghanistan.


http://www.laprogressive.com/war-an...tian-soldiers-fight-for-jesus-in-afghanistan/



Take a look at this video of the Spiritual Fitness Center at Fort Hood…






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Whoever designed this building clearly had a church in mind. There are crosses everywhere and references to Jesus this and Christ that.


http://personalityspirituality.net/...rmy-wants-only-one-kind-of-spiritual-fitness/



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So when are you going to show us the American Christian soldiers who are targeting and murdering innocent civilians in the name of Jesus like muslims target and murder innocent civilians in the name of Allah?
 
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