More from the "Religion of Peace"

Seriously, it is NOT from the Religion of Peace. It is FROM RADICALS.
Stop being like the rest. ALL Christians are NOT radicals (mass shooters, etc) and Neither are all Muslims.

Pray for the families.

Pray for the terrorists to be stopped.

Do not make it about the religion, but about the TERRORISTS. They need to stop. (This is a Muslim country where this happened you know)

Those poor families.
 
ShoeDiva said:
Seriously, it is NOT from the Religion of Peace. It is FROM RADICALS.
Stop being like the rest. ALL Christians are NOT radicals (mass shooters, etc) and Neither are all Muslims.

Pray for the families.

Pray for the terrorists to be stopped.

Do not make it about the religion, but about the TERRORISTS. They need to stop. (This is a Muslim country where this happened you know)

Those poor families.
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How do you tell the difference?

Some estimates claim 25% of Muslims are of the radical persuasion.
 
honeybunny said:
Willful Blindness and Radical Islam:

https://pjmedia.com/andrewmccarthy/2016/06/29/willful-blindness-and-radical-islam/?singlepage=true

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Your point? I am not blind to what it says in the Koran not am I blind to what it says in the Bible. I know what to follow in the Bible, as do others. We seem to forget it can be the same with those who follow the Koran. Not all those that follow, follow the passages getting ready for and going to war, but some do. That is how they followed a blind man. That is why many Christians follow people that lead them to harm.

I am not blind to the fact that there are bad people and terrorist that use religion as the reason. Pretty sure that has not changed in many, many, years. :D
 
cptlo306 said:
The ones with bombs or shooting people are the bad ones.
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That would be a clue. :p

GD
How can we tell the ones the go to schools and commit mass shootings? What about theaters? What about take out a whole community with kool aid? Bomb abortion clinics?
Sadly we can not. That is why I stick up for my family and friends that are as devastated as you or I am about terrorists. They are good people. They do not believe all need to be converted and none believe anyone should die.
Terrorists are the bad ones here, no matter what their religion, and the ones that need to be focused on. Cute little sayings taking a poke at a religion that many DO practice peacefully just perpetuates the idea that many have that all Muslims are bad. How horrible.
 
ShoeDiva said:
Your point? I am not blind to what it says in the Koran not am I blind to what it says in the Bible. I know what to follow in the Bible, as do others. We seem to forget it can be the same with those who follow the Koran. Not all those that follow, follow the passages getting ready for and going to war, but some do. That is how they followed a blind man. That is why many Christians follow people that lead them to harm.

I am not blind to the fact that there are bad people and terrorist that use religion as the reason. Pretty sure that has not changed in many, many, years. :D
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Islam has a problem... the first step to solving a problem is correctly identifying the problem.

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ShoeDiva said:
That would be a clue. :p

GD
How can we tell the ones the go to schools and commit mass shootings? What about theaters? What about take out a whole community with kool aid? Bomb abortion clinics?
Sadly we can not. That is why I stick up for my family and friends that are as devastated as you or I am about terrorists. They are good people. They do not believe all need to be converted and none believe anyone should die.
Terrorists are the bad ones here, no matter what their religion, and the ones that need to be focused on. Cute little sayings taking a poke at a religion that many DO practice peacefully just perpetuates the idea that many have that all Muslims are bad. How horrible.
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The Timothy McVeighs (just to use a well-known example) are one out of millions.

If the percentages of Muslims who ascribe to the radical side is as high as many think, comparing them to the occasional psycho is apples and oranges.

My point is; how do we now the good from the bad? Given the numbers; odds are that if you now many Muslims, there's a good chance at least one of them is a radical, or at least a radical sympathizer. I'm sure they wouldn't admit to you that they're terrorists or show you their automatic weapons.

I'm not suggesting we declare open season on Muslims. But the numbers say that there is a serious problem within Islam, and the evil appears to be growing. We'd be foolish not to recognize that the bad ones could be right under our noses, even masquerading as good ones.
 
Get rid of Islam.....you get rid of Islamic terrorism. NOT the other way around.

What I mean by this is you can't separate the two. It is the religion's DNA.

Btw, the McVeigh issue....he wasn't a Christian. He even said that. Move on.
 
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24% of those practicing Islam are extreme radicals. For those who wish to express that Christianity advocates violence, think again. Before Christ there was no Christianity and the only people who worshiped God before Christ were Jews.

When you look at the history of Islam you will see that Muhammad preached about love and getting along with those who were non-believers while he was in Mecca. When he was kicked out of Mecca and went to Medina, his views changed and he preached using violence to convert non-believers; going as far as saying to kill them if they refused to convert. It was when he went to Medina that he began raiding merchant caravans along trade routes and raising an army. He progressed from raiding merchant caravans to villages as his army grew. As his army continued to grow larger, he began raiding cities and eventually took Mecca. His army grew even larger and began attacking cities in other countries to take their wealth and to force more people to convert to Islam, which grew his army even larger.

Muhammad was a greedy war-monger using religion to gain wealth and power for the latter part of his life. That my friends is not a religion of peace.
 
I am versed in what they believe (for those that for the millionth time explained about Muhammad, Mecca, etc) , have many friends and family that are practicing, have been to their Mosques and know that most are not bad people. There are a few of you that say, well I know someone. That is all fine and dandy but given how you speak you do not know them. You are an acquaintance, which while not a problem, you just do not understand. You can read as many articles as you wish, study as much as you want, but until you truly know the people in question your opinion really does not come across as one of regurgitated news. Though I do find it amazing that many people believe any and all news that has to do with "bad" Muslims, yet for everything else it is chalked off as :sigh: "the media."

I also want you to understand, I UNDERSTAND the problem. I also understand that while a number of those that practice are radical, I know that the percentage is much more focused of those that are outside of this country. My point is that yes we have radicals here, we have crazy people here, we have horrible people here, but all _____________ (add your choice of sex, religion, color....) are not radical, crazy, horrible people. I know you all understand that, but many times you do not come across as understanding that point.
 
I agree with Trump that we must not allow anymore Muslims into the country until we can come up with a way to properly vet them. One only has to look at the problems European countries such as Germany, France, and Sweden are having with Muslim refugees to foresee we will have the same problems as well if we continue to allow them to enter our country.

A poll of Muslims living in the US shows 51% favor sharia law and only 39% favor being subject to American courts.
 
I do not disagree with vetting.

Polls? I do not think that polls are accurate a good portion of the time.
 
I don't understand how the left can fool themselves with words and facts. They say men can be women, whites can be black (Washington NAACP), Islam is peaceful, and so on and quite simply I'm sick of it. I know what I read, what I see, and what I've learned there are facts to back it all up. To say something is one thing when it's another.....well, I'll refrain right there.
 
I haven't looked at the numbers this year but last year there were 192 skirmishes around the world. Of those, 189 involved radical Muslims. Pretty peaceful isn't it?
 
You can believe what you want BS. I am not blind to the radical Muslims, yet I am also not so jaded think they are all bad. Get outside of your box and get to know some of the people. Believe me that there are good Muslims that despise the radicals as much as others do.
 
Obviously not all of the estimate 1.6 billion Muslims worldwide have "bad" intentions. If they were then we'd have much bigger problems than we have currently. Most probably want to raise their kids and live in peace as most people of other religions. Just as people are not born racist they're also not born terrorists...both are learned (indoctrinated) behaviors. It is concerning though that many of the recent "attacks" have a common theme. There is definitely an issue within Islam that needs to be dealt with from within their religion. I try to remember how lucky I am to have been born in America and raised by Christian adults. Had I been born in the Middle East and raised by two Muslim parents then I'm sure my world view would be much different.
 
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ShoeDiva said:
You can believe what you want BS. I am not blind to the radical Muslims, yet I am also not so jaded think they are all bad. Get outside of your box and get to know some of the people. Believe me that there are good Muslims that despise the radicals as much as others do.
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No one here is saying they are all bad.
 
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