Mulsim beheads 2 in Jersey City....

[christiefan915]

here you go christie:

http://www.justplainpolitics.com/sh...gang-rapists-is-Muslim.&p=1147753#post1147753

I broke everything down to the precise details and throughly go through it all bit by bit, so even your feeble tiny brain should be able to comprehend it.

Worry about your own feeble brain, moron. There are 51 Muslim majority countries in the world and you "broke down" the stats on seven. Then you said this proves 20% of the world's Muslims support death for apostasy. Your "study" is flawed from the outset and you're too dumb to realize it.

 

[Howey]

Worry about your own feeble brain, moron. There are 51 Muslim majority countries in the world and you "broke down" the stats on seven. Then you said this proves 20% of the world's Muslims support death for apostasy. Your "study" is flawed from the outset and you're too dumb to realize it.

Is this true, Grind? I thought you were above such tactics. *tsk*

 

[Granule]

Worry about your own feeble brain, moron. There are 51 Muslim majority countries in the world and you "broke down" the stats on seven. Then you said this proves 20% of the world's Muslims support death for apostasy. Your "study" is flawed from the outset and you're too dumb to realize it.

This group seems to believe ALL Muslims are pretty much on the same page as far as apostasy is concerned. They sure as hell don't single out any muslim communities that believe to the contrary.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/121856289

 

[Granule]

Wonder which Bible passages were evoked when Dahmer and Bundy beheaded their victims?

I don't know that any were.

 

[Cancel 2020.1]

You are also a cherry picker christie, you can't have all the good with none of the bad.

I go by what muslims THEMSELVES have said, muslims condemn themselves with their own words, a very sizable portion of them desire death for apostasy. They are a very violent religion.

You're talking about words, in ONE poll - not actions.

You shouldn't be calling anyone else a cherrypicker. You should be embarassed.

 

[Airstrip One]

Worry about your own feeble brain, moron. There are 51 Muslim majority countries in the world and you "broke down" the stats on seven. Then you said this proves 20% of the world's Muslims support death for apostasy. Your "study" is flawed from the outset and you're too dumb to realize it.

The Koran supports death for apostacy.

 

[Phantasmal]

The Koran supports death for apostacy.

Apostacy is the most grievous offense to religions.

 

[Airstrip One]

I dunno about that, Rana. I'm much more upset about this murder than by Brent's recent apostacy from Christianity. He's still a member of the Trinity, and I haven't made any deals with Watermark to have Brent disposed of...

 

[cancel2 2022]

The Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain was launched in the Houses of Parliament on June 21, 2007. The unique organisation was established by ‘apostates’ to break the taboo that comes with renouncing Islam and religion, particularly given that it is punishable by death in many countries, support ex-Muslims, campaign against Sharia, including apostasy laws, and defend secularism and universal rights. The organisation has grown considerably since its establishment.

According to Elle Quebec magazine, which selected Maryam Namazie as one of the top 45 women of the year 2007, the launch of the ex-Muslim movement was ‘a real revolution.’
At the launch of the organisation, spokesperson Maryam Namazie, said:
‘Whilst renouncing religion is a private affair, today, with the rise of religion’s intervention in society, it must be done publicly to pave the way for others to do so if they wish. Another reason to publicly challenge the political Islamic movement that is wreaking havoc in the Middle East and North Africa with state power in some countries or vying for power and access in other countries like Britain and Europe…’

http://ex-muslim.org.uk/2009/12/council-of-ex-mus


Manifesto of the Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain

We, non-believers, atheists, and ex-Muslims, are establishing or joining the Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain to insist that no one be pigeonholed as Muslims with culturally relative rights nor deemed to be represented by regressive Islamic organisations and ‘Muslim community leaders’.
Those of us who have come forward with our names and photographs represent countless others who are unable or unwilling to do so because of the threats faced by those considered ‘apostates’ – punishable by death in countries under Islamic law.
By doing so, we are breaking the taboo that comes with renouncing Islam but also taking a stand for reason, universal rights and values, and secularism.
Whilst religion or the lack thereof is a private affair, the increasing intervention of and devastation caused by religion and particularly Islam in contemporary society has necessitated our public renunciation and declaration. We represent a majority in Europe and a vast secular and humanist protest movement in countries like Iran.
Taking the lead from the Central Council of Ex-Muslims in Germany, we demand:

1. Universal rights and equal citizenship for all. We are opposed to cultural relativism and the tolerance of inhuman beliefs, discrimination and abuse in the name of respecting religion or culture.
2. Freedom to criticise religion. Prohibition of restrictions on unconditional freedom of criticism and expression using so-called religious ‘sanctities’.
3. Freedom of religion and atheism.
4. Separation of religion from the state and legal and educational system.
5. Prohibition of religious customs, rules, ceremonies or activities that are incompatible with or infringe people’s rights and freedoms.
6. Abolition of all restrictive and repressive cultural and religious customs which hinder and contradict woman’s independence, free will and equality. Prohibition of segregation of sexes.
7. Prohibition of interference by any authority, family members or relatives, or official authorities in the private lives of women and men and their personal, emotional and sexual relationships and sexuality.
8. Protection of children from manipulation and abuse by religion and religious institutions.
9. Prohibition of any kind of financial, material or moral support by the state or state institutions to religion and religious activities and institutions.
10. Prohibition of all forms of religious intimidation and threats.