Re: Disturbing Post About Muslims

"chilly" <slarson@shaw.canada> wrote in message
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> "Lee Bell" <pleebell@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> news:wyWfj.46456$vt2.27817@bignews8.bellsouth.net. ..
>> I got this from a friend. As an American, at the very least, I find it
>> troubling both because it conflicts with my personal beliefs and because,
> it
>> appears to be based on fact. I am unable to reconcile the two issues. I
>> present it without agreeing or disagreeing, for discussion as others
> choose.
>>
>> Lee
>
> Absolutely absurd and that you would buy into this shit is what I find
> disturbing.

That's not what he said.

You been hanging out with Mossman too much.

> I have Muslim friends and have had two Muslim employers. I still do
> consulting work for one of them and have done so for the past 10 years.

Sure.

Just like those swell guys that flew the planes.

Neighbors loved 'em, 5 years.

Quiet and peaceful.

Furthermore, as someone I consider, grudgingly, to be liberated, highly
independent, and relatively intelligent, I find it odd that you lack the
temerity, and intellectual honesty, to comment on the way the Muslim world
treats women.

That seems particularly shallow, even for you.

> Why don't you spend some time consulting your bible. I'm sure you'll find
> all kinds of reasons in there why you can't be a good American or a good
> husband.

This point is just as valid as Lee's.

In fact, there was concern when JFK ran that his greater allegiance would
be to Rome and the Pope.

The difference is, IMO, that the average Muslim has much more fear and
faith in their religion, than Christians do, by an order of magnitude.

Witness the world-wide ransacking over the cartoons.


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killing? Or knives, or icepicks, or chains, or ropes, or baseball
bats, or poisons, or cars & trucks. People are gonna kill people,
and they'll always think of a new weapon if you take away the old ones.
And just because I carry a potential weapon doesn't mean I intend to
commit murder, or that I may be tempted to commit murder.
I often carry a big ugly knife. Lots of my friends do too.
I have never heard of anyone being tempted to use the knife on
anyone just because they have it with them. You gotta be in the
mood to do the killing and you use what's at hand. -Jeff Cooper

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On Sun, 06 Jan 2008 10:41:38 -0500, Douglas W. "Popeye" Frederick wrote:

> Furthermore, as someone I consider, grudgingly, to be liberated, highly
> independent, and relatively intelligent, I find it odd that you lack the
> temerity, and intellectual honesty, to comment on the way the Muslim
> world treats women.

Interesting point... Maybe the girls refused to go through the female
circumsism mutilation that the camel fuckers like to do to women...

> In fact, there was concern when JFK ran that his greater allegiance
> would be to Rome and the Pope.

Versus to the leftist wingbats that make up the Democratic Party...


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On Sun, 6 Jan 2008 10:41:38 -0500, "Douglas W. \"Popeye\" Frederick"
<Popeye@finalprotectivefire.com> wrote:


>
>> I have Muslim friends and have had two Muslim employers. I still do
>> consulting work for one of them and have done so for the past 10 years.
>
> Sure.
>
> Just like those swell guys that flew the planes.
>
> Neighbors loved 'em, 5 years.
>
> Quiet and peaceful.

No more like the Koresh crowd at Waco.

>
> Furthermore, as someone I consider, grudgingly, to be liberated, highly
>independent, and relatively intelligent, I find it odd that you lack the
>temerity, and intellectual honesty, to comment on the way the Muslim world
>treats women.

You mean like the rednecks do?

>
> That seems particularly shallow, even for you.
>
>> Why don't you spend some time consulting your bible. I'm sure you'll find
>> all kinds of reasons in there why you can't be a good American or a good
>> husband.
>
> This point is just as valid as Lee's.

Which is not at all valid. Just racist. And it wasn't his point
anyway. He was just posting someone else's

>
> In fact, there was concern when JFK ran that his greater allegiance would
>be to Rome and the Pope.
>
> The difference is, IMO, that the average Muslim has much more fear and
>faith in their religion, than Christians do, by an order of magnitude.

Yeah, all that eye for an eye stuff. Whoops. That's Christian.

>
> Witness the world-wide ransacking over the cartoons.

Which wasn't worldwide was it? Non-existent in America, which is what
the post was talking about.

"John Kulp" <john_kulp@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:478119b9.94810640@news20.forteinc.com...
> On Sun, 6 Jan 2008 10:41:38 -0500, "Douglas W. \"Popeye\" Frederick"
> <Popeye@finalprotectivefire.com> wrote:
>
>
>>
>>> I have Muslim friends and have had two Muslim employers. I still do
>>> consulting work for one of them and have done so for the past 10 years.
>>
>> Sure.
>>
>> Just like those swell guys that flew the planes.
>>
>> Neighbors loved 'em, 5 years.
>>
>> Quiet and peaceful.
>
> No more like the Koresh crowd at Waco.

Hey, I agree with you here.

>> Furthermore, as someone I consider, grudgingly, to be liberated, highly
>>independent, and relatively intelligent, I find it odd that you lack the
>>temerity, and intellectual honesty, to comment on the way the Muslim world
>>treats women.
>
> You mean like the rednecks do?

I'm a redneck, by common definition, from East Tennessee.

I don't remember the neighbors cutting their daughters' throats for
getting raped.

There are many places where I believe that's not even a crime.

What's even more incredible, and I only have a vague memory of this,
wasn't one of the Canadian provinces considering allowing Shariah law for
their Muslim population?

>> That seems particularly shallow, even for you.
>>
>>> Why don't you spend some time consulting your bible. I'm sure you'll
>>> find
>>> all kinds of reasons in there why you can't be a good American or a good
>>> husband.
>>
>> This point is just as valid as Lee's.
>
> Which is not at all valid. Just racist. And it wasn't his point
> anyway. He was just posting someone else's

Sooooo...

You're flatly stating that any given average Muslim, and I'll even give
you the caveat of them being American citizens, has a greater allegiance to
America and the Constitution than Allah and the Koran?

That's a bold statement.

>> In fact, there was concern when JFK ran that his greater allegiance
>> would
>>be to Rome and the Pope.
>>
>> The difference is, IMO, that the average Muslim has much more fear and
>>faith in their religion, than Christians do, by an order of magnitude.
>
> Yeah, all that eye for an eye stuff. Whoops. That's Christian.

But not lately.

And I don't disagree, anyhow.

>> Witness the world-wide ransacking over the cartoons.
>
> Which wasn't worldwide was it? Non-existent in America, which is what
> the post was talking about.

Would that have been very smart?


>
>



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Does anybody here really think that taking away the guns will stop
killing? Or knives, or icepicks, or chains, or ropes, or baseball
bats, or poisons, or cars & trucks. People are gonna kill people,
and they'll always think of a new weapon if you take away the old ones.
And just because I carry a potential weapon doesn't mean I intend to
commit murder, or that I may be tempted to commit murder.
I often carry a big ugly knife. Lots of my friends do too.
I have never heard of anyone being tempted to use the knife on
anyone just because they have it with them. You gotta be in the
mood to do the killing and you use what's at hand. -Jeff Cooper

Popeye/ www.finalprotectivefire.com
http://picasaweb.google.com/Popeye8762

"John Kulp" <john_kulp@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:478119b9.94810640@news20.forteinc.com...

> No more like the Koresh crowd at Waco.

Which fanatic crowd would that be;

ATF and the DOJ, or Koresh and his sheep?

Dont leave Randy Weaver and what is left of his family out of it, since you
seem to need a podium.

Any idea why "no knock" warrants came to be?

> You mean like the rednecks do?

Since I am sure you would, because you are a bigot (which means you arent
sophisticated enough to be a racist), label me and most of the decent people
I know as a "redneck", let me answer to that assertion of yours;

Last "person" (almost 8 years ago) I saw strike a woman left in an
ambulance.

Now, if you would like to talk about abusing women, the People, the law and
common decency, lets talk about the Clintons.

> Which is not at all valid. Just racist. And it wasn't his point
> anyway. He was just posting someone else's

Islam is not a race, you spoiled little fucking slobbering moron.

> Yeah, all that eye for an eye stuff. Whoops. That's Christian.

What an idiot.

Believe in anything but your feeble, wholly unsupported image of
superiority?

> Which wasn't worldwide was it? Non-existent in America, which is what
> the post was talking about.

Nice to see that all the anonymous, free servers dumped your ass, "Carl",
now you have to pay to be a lying punk.

Hide wherever and behind whatever you want coward;

Your idiocy, bigotry and sickness nail you to the wall no matter what name
you post under.

"Douglas W. "Popeye" Frederick" <Popeye@finalprotectivefire.com> wrote in
message news:13o27ql7k07qb67@news.supernews.com...

> I'm a redneck, by common definition, from East Tennessee.

> I don't remember the neighbors cutting their daughters' throats for
> getting raped.

A couple people you know did time for beating the shit out of the rapist...

I dont think that had anything at all to do with religion or faith, just
simple duty as God gives one the light to see.

> There are many places where I believe that's not even a crime.

Expected.

> What's even more incredible, and I only have a vague memory of this,
> wasn't one of the Canadian provinces considering allowing Shariah law for
> their Muslim population?

Yep.

> Sooooo...

> You're flatly stating that any given average Muslim, and I'll even give
> you the caveat of them being American citizens, has a greater allegiance
to
> America and the Constitution than Allah and the Koran?

> That's a bold statement.

From the very definition of parasite.

> Would that have been very smart?

Cool.

Here they are free to try.

rec.scuba's resident pussy Scott Koplin sputterede:
> "John Kulp" <john_kulp@hotmail.com> wrote in...

> Nice to see that all the anonymous, free servers dumped your ass, "Carl",
> now you have to pay to be a lying punk.

John Kulp is not me and no server service has "dumped" me, pussy.



> Hide wherever and behind whatever you want coward;
>
> Your idiocy, bigotry and sickness nail you to the wall no matter what name
> you post under.

I haven't been on the group for months and you're still cowering in
fear from me.

You're such a clueless dimwit.

One post brought you running.

Hopping Stanford now, eh?


<nisarel@gmail.com> wrote in message
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rec.scuba's resident pussy Scott Koplin" <pugetsounddiver@gmail.com>
wrote:
> One post brought you running.

One post? <snicker> You've been whining and mentioning my name for
weeks, pussy.

Now, do your usual idiocy and run off and try to log into the aioe
server.