is this an insult

irishpaddy · 05-01-2010 05:44PM #1

i think it's an insult to the people of the town in england where the planes carrying the dead soldiers from Afghanistan land bringing them back to their families; the insult is that the Moslem's want to have a protest march against the english troops in afghanistan. they have a right to do their march but they are trying to make the insult as big as possible. they preach integration but this belies their preaching. fk em dont let them have their march.:mad:

ibarelycare · 05-01-2010 05:46PM

Que?

Peyton Manning · 05-01-2010 05:48PM

This thread is an insult to people who can put a sentence together.

irishpaddy · 05-01-2010 05:49PM

ibarelycare wrote: »

Que?

Que?

mike65 · 05-01-2010 05:49PM

Thread in politics forum about this.

My name is URL · 05-01-2010 05:49PM

No it's not an insult to English people, it's a protest against a pointless war

manlad · 05-01-2010 05:50PM

Let them march and then as they parade up the street

Bang, bang, bang........an airstrike.

They'll not know what hit'm. besides the bombs

Actually what I said above is quite mean. Maybe a little water thrown on them will do

But then the water will freeze muahhaaaaaaa

CreepingDeath · 05-01-2010 05:50PM

irishpaddy wrote: »

the Moslem's

Who are the Moslems ?
Are they Muslim Wombles ? At least they'll clean up after the protest.

NothingMan · 05-01-2010 05:51PM

What the frick is a Moslem? and what the frick are you talking about?

I think most people expect these topics to have a link to some source material. Or at least be somewhat coherent.

seahorse · 05-01-2010 05:51PM

No. I would say the British occupation of Muslim nations is considerably more insulting.

KeyLimePie · 05-01-2010 05:51PM

it's not the moslems it's some moslems................

irishpaddy · 05-01-2010 05:52PM

Archimedes wrote: »

This thread is an insult to people who can put a sentence together.

such deep thinking from a fkg. man u fan i would never have expected, :eek:

extra-ordinary_ · 05-01-2010 05:54PM

irishpaddy wrote: »

... Moslem's ...

Is this an insult?

harney · 05-01-2010 05:54PM

NothingMan wrote: »

...I think most people expect these topics to have a link to some source material. Or at least be somewhat coherent.

In After Hours, seriously?

WindSock · 05-01-2010 05:55PM

A lot of people protest the war. It would be a bit off to do it while there are funerals going on though.

quinnie123ie · 05-01-2010 05:57PM

why is "Irish Paddy" concerned what the English think? In my opinion i was insulted by English People refering to me as 'Paddy' when i was there ... Let the Moslems do their thing... why should the english be allowed land their army planes and march their 'decorated' dead up and down the 'moslem' streets in the UK... multi-cultural my @55!

sunnyjim · 05-01-2010 05:58PM

NothingMan wrote: »

What the frick is a Moslem? and what the frick are you talking about?

I think most people expect these topics to have a link to some source material. Or at least be somewhat coherent.

You were nearly funny there. Moslem is an acceptable spelling of Muslim.

I agree with the OP. It is an insult, and is the testing of the tolerance of English society in a very distateful fashion.

How about we march the English and American dead along the route to Mecca?

Diabhal Beag · 05-01-2010 05:59PM

They are spitting on the deceased who died for their country. Most Muslims get easily offended if any negativity is thrown in their direction. This particular Muslim is no more than a scumbag.

El Weirdo · 05-01-2010 06:00PM

NothingMan wrote: »

What the frick is a Moslem?

Something to do with muslems.

whadabouchasir · 05-01-2010 06:02PM

[quote=Diabhal Beag;63807828This particular Muslim is no more than a scumbag.[/quote]
Who is this you are refering to?

General Zod · 05-01-2010 06:02PM

Islam4UK are a bunch of extreme fundamentalists.

Islam4UK != "all muslims".

lugha · 05-01-2010 06:04PM

sunnyjim wrote: »

You were nearly funny there. Moslem is an acceptable spelling of Muslim.

I agree with the OP. It is an insult, and is the testing of the tolerance of English society in a very distasteful fashion.

How about we march the English and American dead along the route to Mecca?

Distasteful and downright stupid. Surely they know they are delivering Christmas, Easter and everything else in one go to the BNP? But then, they quite possibly do.

There is a near universal tradition in any kind of conflict that respect be shown to the soldiers on either side who have fallen. That the names Fred Phelps and Micheal Stone come to mind when I consider those who baulk at this tradition doesn't reflect well on those that organised this protest.

CreepingDeath · 05-01-2010 06:05PM

sunnyjim wrote: »

Moslem is an acceptable spelling of Muslim.

Not according to Wiki.
So the OP has insulted the Muslims with his spelling and us with his punctuation.

Wiki wrote:

The ordinary word in English is "Muslim", pronounced /'mʊs.lɪm/ or /'mʌz.ləm/. The word is pronounced /'mʊslɪm/ in Arabic. It is sometimes transliterated "Moslem", an older, possibly Persian-based spelling, which some regard as offensive.

El Weirdo · 05-01-2010 06:07PM

lugha wrote: »

Distasteful and downright stupid. Surely they know they are delivering Christmas, Easter and everything else in one go to the BMP?

And jpg aren't too happy about it either...

My name is URL · 05-01-2010 06:12PM

Diabhal Beag wrote: »

They are spitting on the deceased who died for their country.

They died in the name of their rulers, most English people I know are completely against British occupation of Afghanistan

To say they died for their country romanticizes the whole thing.. would they have died if no British soldiers were sent their in the first place, or would their 'freedoms and liberties' be endangered?

Sounds a bit American to me

meditraitor · 05-01-2010 06:16PM

irishpaddy wrote: »

i think it's an insult to the people of the town in england where the planes carrying the dead soldiers from Afghanistan land bringing them back to their families; the insult is that the Moslem's want to have a protest march against the english troops in afghanistan. they have a right to do their march but they are trying to make the insult as big as possible. they preach integration but this belies their preaching. fk em dont let them have their march.:mad:

I dont think it's an insult to the people of the town in ingerland were the planes carrying the dead soldiers fom afghanistan land bringing them back to their families; the incorrectly percieved insult is that the noslems want to have a protest march against the ingerlish troops in afghanistan,they have a right to do thier march but they are trying to make the incorrectly perceived insult as big as possible.they preach integration but this bellys there preaching. fcuk em let them do their march.::mad:

sunnyjim · 05-01-2010 06:23PM

CreepingDeath wrote: »

Not according to Wiki.
So the OP has insulted the Muslims with his spelling and us with his punctuation.

Hardly the point of the topic?

My name is URL wrote: »

They died in the name of their rulers, most English people I know are completely against British occupation of Afghanistan

To say they died for their country romanticizes the whole thing.. would they have died if no British soldiers were sent their in the first place, or would their 'freedoms and liberties' be endangered?

Sounds a bit American to me

Most English and Welsh I know fully support it. We must move in different circles. You are getting onto the subject of why the invasion happened, which is off topic.

Do you agree or not that it is insulting to the dead soldiers?

NothingMan · 05-01-2010 06:26PM

harney wrote: »

In After Hours, seriously?

Well I like to think if i'm gonna make fart jokes about something I should at least like to know what it is before I do.

*parp*

My name is URL · 05-01-2010 06:29PM

sunnyjim wrote: »

Most English and Welsh I know fully support it. We must move in different circles. You are getting onto the subject of why the invasion happened, which is off topic.

Do you agree or not that it is insulting to the dead soldiers?

I don't agree that it is an insult. If it was a group of English anti-war protesters would it still be as big of an insult?

I don't necessarily think that it's not distasteful to protest like that though

And supporting a war is supporting the death of young soldiers.. so it's vaguely hypocritical to lambaste those that want to prolong the lives of the people been protected by those who got them killed in the first place

lugha · 05-01-2010 06:33PM

My name is URL wrote: »

I don't agree that it is an insult. If it was a group of English anti-war protesters would it still be as big of an insult?

I think you miss the point. It is the location of the protest and not the fact of it than some find objectionable.

My name is URL wrote: »

And supporting a war is supporting the death of young soldiers

Happily such quaint hippy notions weren't widespread in the Europe of the 1930s. :rolleyes:

Orizio · 05-01-2010 06:33PM

Obviously it's there right to protest, but to act like this isn't an intentional attempt at provocation by those doing the protesting is to put one's head in the sand simply because you disagree with the Iraq War.

One can see this possbily ending in violence, something that will be partially on the heads of those who organised and partake in the march.

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