Alias
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Do you feel the same hatred towards muslims?
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Do you feel the same hatred towards muslims?
apple0154
MEOW
Msg. 51
Msg. 54
Msg. 55
REPLIES:
Msg 51: Murder is never correct. I suppose it can be debated whether killing in self-defence is justifiable.
Msg 54. Just giving an explanation.
Msg 55. It was condoned by the Right. How many innocent civilians in Afghanistan and Iraq were dismembered? How many children had their arms and legs blown off?
What some folks fail to understand is the west not only invaded certain countries but proceeded to change the culture and laws in those countries. For example, teenage girls were protected by western armies (NATO?) so they could attend school and were permitted to go in public without a veil, not to mention “imported” western music and clothes which the natives felt condoned/encouraged sexual behavior.
Now, let’s put the proverbial shoe on the other foot. As you may be aware in southern France it is acceptable for women to go topless. Let’s say a foreign power invaded your country and told you your teenage daughter could go out in public topless and if you tried to stop her you would be shot. Would that bother you? If you turned on your TV and saw that the citizens of the country that had invaded were agreeing with their army and fully supported teenage girls going topless would that bother you? Of course, by the citizens willingly giving money to the army, through taxes, they were offering aid and comfort to your enemies. Are the people who willingly offer aid and comfort to your enemies considered your enemy? I bet George Bush would think so . And Cheney. And most on the Right. And probably those on the left and anyone in between, also.
So, whether it’s Britain or Canada or Spain or Australia or any other country with a democratically elected government that supported the invasion and cultural changes the citizens of those countries are, naturally, considered enemies by the people in those countries that were invaded. I’m surprised so many have difficulty understanding that.
Msg. 54
Msg. 55
REPLIES:
Msg 51: Murder is never correct. I suppose it can be debated whether killing in self-defence is justifiable.
Msg 54. Just giving an explanation.
Msg 55. It was condoned by the Right. How many innocent civilians in Afghanistan and Iraq were dismembered? How many children had their arms and legs blown off?
What some folks fail to understand is the west not only invaded certain countries but proceeded to change the culture and laws in those countries. For example, teenage girls were protected by western armies (NATO?) so they could attend school and were permitted to go in public without a veil, not to mention “imported” western music and clothes which the natives felt condoned/encouraged sexual behavior.
Now, let’s put the proverbial shoe on the other foot. As you may be aware in southern France it is acceptable for women to go topless. Let’s say a foreign power invaded your country and told you your teenage daughter could go out in public topless and if you tried to stop her you would be shot. Would that bother you? If you turned on your TV and saw that the citizens of the country that had invaded were agreeing with their army and fully supported teenage girls going topless would that bother you? Of course, by the citizens willingly giving money to the army, through taxes, they were offering aid and comfort to your enemies. Are the people who willingly offer aid and comfort to your enemies considered your enemy? I bet George Bush would think so . And Cheney. And most on the Right. And probably those on the left and anyone in between, also.
So, whether it’s Britain or Canada or Spain or Australia or any other country with a democratically elected government that supported the invasion and cultural changes the citizens of those countries are, naturally, considered enemies by the people in those countries that were invaded. I’m surprised so many have difficulty understanding that.
zappasguitar
Well-known member
So the landing of the Mayflower on Plymouth Rock isn't a part of our Country's past?
Is the first Thanksgiving a part of our Country's past?
Is the Battle of the Alamo a part of our Country's past? It took place BEFORE Texas joined the US...
you keep making all these excuses...it's making my job so much easier.
Alias
Banned
Nope. That would be a misunderstanding perpetrated by our enemy. Their govt was their enemy. They are being lied to by the Islamists who terrorize them and you are a useful idiot who is being used by Islamists for propaganda. You don't realize what kind of war this is.
zappasguitar
Well-known member
I don't hate Christians OR Muslims..."hate" is a word YOU and some others chose in an attempt to belittle my comments.
apple0154
MEOW
Look what's happening in Iraq. With all the "influence" the US had the Iraqi people chose an Islamic government that insisted the US soldiers live by their rules or leave. Eight years of the US protecting them against Al-Queda and the people voluntarily chose Islamic rule and possible beheading. What do the Iraqis have to do before the west gets the hint, "Thanks, but no thanks?"
The Iraqis experienced eight years of "freedom". No one can possibly say the Iraqis don't know or aren't aware of our way of life. They are and they reject it. Thank God Obama realized it and withdrew the troops. Eight years. Supervised elections. The experiment is over. This video explains it in easy to understand terms.
I don't know what you're referring to when you say "kind of war". Perhaps you can elaborate.