biko wrote: » The IRA was built upon two ideas, nationalism and socialism. And so it is for FARC and the others, particularly ETA. These days globalism is the biggest threat to many sovereign nations but you'll find that no-one is creating terror groups to combat globalism. Well, Antifa did but they have now turned 180 degrees and are now for globalism. Mods, I understand we are straying from the Chechen beheaded funeral topic but the guy is in the ground and as western journalists lose interest, so will the western public.
RandRuns wrote: » Hitler and Che Guevara were both murderers with facial hair, are they the same?
biko wrote: » Wow, writing this I realise there has been a LOT of socialist terror groups around, not just IRA.
theballz wrote: » Islam is a serious problem that is going to get much worse. It is not a religion of peace and will continually spread hate. Call me racist all you like, I’ve read the Quran and I’ve studied many religions. I can say comfortably that Islam is evil and total ideology of hate and fear. The worst part is, their is little or nothing we can do to stop it.
GreeBo wrote: » Yep, and they are all the same, groups of murdering bastards.
MikeOxsgreen wrote: » Ah they're not though, are they.
RandRuns wrote: » What Islamic countries have Sweden invaded? How many Muslims are Swedes responsible for killing?
Signore Fancy Pants wrote: » Swedish troops have served on NATO, EU and UN missions in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, Mali, Somalia, Yemen, UNTSO (Lebanon, Syria, Egypt and Israel) and Western Sahara. While Swedes may not have killed any Muslims, they have trained indiginous troops to do just that (Well AQ & ISIL). This has resulted in at least one confirmed Islamist terror attack in Sweden (2017), specifically motivated by Swedish troops training the Iraqi military.
Gervais08 wrote: » So the attacks are justified then ??? Jesus Christ.
Signore Fancy Pants wrote: » Is that what I said? Or is that what you think I said?
CinemaGuy45 wrote: » I posted once in this thread so far to stare what I though of the evil killer and those who defend that kind of scum. I know you are replying to somebody else so this is not aimed at you.:) However your post in the last in a series of posts that I have not read from many posters. My question and my point is what has this line of conversation got to do with an innocent teacher being beheaded for showing a silly picture to kids? We have shows like Father Ted and movies like the Life of Brian but everybody gets their knickers in a twist over this. Beheading people because of it just makes it even more sure people will mock and reject the backward violent ideology.
Gervais08 wrote: » My apologies, I misread that. There’s been attempts at justification for attacks here. Sorry.
Signore Fancy Pants wrote: » Swedish troops have served on NATO, EU and UN missions in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, Mali, Somalia, Yemen, UNTSO (Lebanon, Syria, Egypt and Israel) and Western Sahara. While Swedes may not have killed any Muslims, they have trained indiginous troops to do just that (Well AQ & ISIL). This has resulted in at least one confirmed Islamist terror attack in Sweden (2017), specifically motivated by Swedish troops training the Iraqi military. Also, anyone who truely believes that terrorists are "all the same", have a limited understanding and very simplistic view of terrorism.
jmreire wrote: » I met the Irish Troop's in Liberia, and they were on the Golan and in the past Lebanon...but what other Country's on your list were they in??
Gervais08 wrote: » I’m Catholic and I wet myself laughing still at the Life of Brian. I’ve never wanted to shoot up the film production offices or attack dear Graham Chapman while he was alive.
Signore Fancy Pants wrote: » Well, in simplistic terms it is about extremism and radicalisation. Jihadist/Islamist extremism is transnational in nature. It transcends boundaries, borders and societies due to its ideology. It exists and is intermixed among moderate or peaceful Muslim communities. To disrespect the Prophet is a serious offence to those of the Muslim faith with archaic extremist views, its sacred and must not go unpunished. What is a "silly picture" to you and I, is a red line for some. The issue is the regular calls by ISIL to believers in "the West", to conduct attacks against "non believers". A display of the Prophet and in this specific context of freedom of expression (from Mr. Paty) was enough to warrant the attack (in the attackers view) Also, theres literally nothing stopping a Catholic extremist doing the same thing on seeing Father Ted and taking insult to it.
Signore Fancy Pants wrote: » Also, theres literally nothing stopping a Catholic extremist doing the same thing on seeing Father Ted and taking insult to it.
CinemaGuy45 wrote: » Killing innocent people is the red line for me. How can people defend this kind of thing and then try to proclaim the moral high ground and condemn images and words? There are many religions in the world some more silly than others but they do not murder non believers.
Signore Fancy Pants wrote: » I agree but "Jihad" against non believers is encouraged in the Quran. These non believers are basically the followers of Satan, because we believe in a different "God"....and not Allah, we are non believers and legitimate targets.
Signore Fancy Pants wrote: » I agree but "Jihad" against non believers (including other Muslims) is encouraged in the Quran. These non believers are basically the followers of Satan, because we believe in a different "God"....and not Allah, we are non believers and legitimate targets.
Banana Republic 1 wrote: » Moronic statement. These terrorist cults kill far more fellow Muslims than any other grouping.
CinemaGuy45 wrote: » I don't have the answers here and I will admit that. I do know giving into the wishes of evil killers only shows that killing people gets them what they want. Whatever happened to not giving into the demands of terrorists?