Hello Everybody,
Everybody loves children. Right?
Especially Muslim children. Right?
Here are Muslim children.
All singing the same old song.
In the City of Brotherly Love - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA
Truly a sight to behold, isn't it?
There must be NO tolerance to allow this disease to continue to
exist within the United States of America.
On 13/05/2019 02:31, Gregory Deyss -> Lee Lofaso wrote:
There must be NO tolerance to allow this disease to continue to
exist within the United States of America.
Should the KKK and other purist "Christian" filth be not tolerated too?
toThere must be NO tolerance to allow this disease to continue to
exist within the United States of America.
Should the KKK and other purist "Christian" filth be not toleratedtoo?
I do not need to be a member the Klan to know that I am right about everything that I indicated previously.
I have no problem with anyone leaving here or even next to me if they want
live here in peace, but the adults that put this together knew what theywere
doing. Then even posting it on social media... what the hell is wrong withyou
that you are not repulsed by this. What the hell is wrong with you? indeed...
David Drummond wrote to Gregory Deyss <=-
And I didn't bother to view the video, what madness happens in
your country is not my problem.
You have to appreciate that not everyone has been indoctrinated in the "American Way", some of us see the world a little differently to many USAmericans.
And I didn't bother to view the video, what madness happens in your country is not my problem.
isI can see the appeal to USAmericans - they have so little peace - if
what we're told in the news is to be believed.
Yeah, You got a point there is no way that I watch CNN, or NBC, the news
not the news any longer and it's nothing more then a production, in other words, It's Fake News.comes
I would guess there are proportionately as many narrow minded bigots in
Australia as there are there.
That might be so but Australia, is not alone with it's stance when it
to Muslims and you may be surprised to learn that I am not talking about the U.S.
Islam means "peace and submission to Allah". Those who refuse
get what they deserve. According to their holy book.
but the U.S. is primarily is a Christian Nation.
The twisted mentality of a small handful of people does not mean
that all Muslims have the same "off with their heads" mentality.
Remember, these are small children who have been taught to hate.
Where there are a few there are thousands, but it's always too late when when they shout Allahu akbar!
Islam means "peace and submission to Allah". Those who refuse
get what they deserve. According to their holy book.
but the U.S. is primarily is a Christian Nation.
The twisted mentality of a small handful of people does not mean
that all Muslims have the same "off with their heads" mentality.
Remember, these are small children who have been taught to hate.
Where there are a few there are thousands, but it's always too late when when they shout Allahu akbar!
but the U.S. is primarily is a Christian Nation.
The US is a *free* nation.
theIslam means "peace and submission to Allah". Those who refuse
get what they deserve. According to their holy book.
but the U.S. is primarily is a Christian Nation.
The twisted mentality of a small handful of people does not mean
that all Muslims have the same "off with their heads" mentality.
Remember, these are small children who have been taught to hate.
Where there are a few there are thousands, but it's always too late
when when they shout Allahu akbar!
Is that any worse than the US President saying "God is on your side" to
US forces when they were invading Iraq?
areI can see the appeal to USAmericans - they have so little peace - if
what we're told in the news is to be believed.
Yeah, You got a point there is no way that I watch CNN, or NBC, thenews is
not the news any longer and it's nothing more then a production, inother
words, It's Fake News.
inI would guess there are proportionately as many narrow minded bigots
Australia as there are there.
That might be so but Australia, is not alone with it's stance when itcomes
to Muslims and you may be surprised to learn that I am not talkingabout
the U.S.
Such a mind set would make them "narrow minded bigots". Not all Muslims
of the zealous head chopping frame of mind, and more than all Christiansin
USA are of the KKK mindset.
There are bad eggs in all cultures.
On 14/05/2019 11:30, Dan Clough -> David Drummond wrote:is not
And I didn't bother to view the video, what madness happens in
your country is not my problem.
And yet you feel the need to (frequently) comment on what happens
here in this country.
I take my lead from the example shown by the USAmericans.
Mind your own business if it's not your problem.
That does not stop me from making an observation. 'Freedom of speech"
your exclusive realm.
Islam means "peace and submission to Allah". Those who refuse
get what they deserve. According to their holy book.
but the U.S. is primarily is a Christian Nation.
but the U.S. is primarily is a Christian Nation.
The US is a *free* nation.
Based on freedom to bear arms. freedom of speech, freedom from religious persecution, etc. Yes primarily the US is composed of Christianity but there are many beliefs supported because it is a *free* nation.
Such a mind set would make them "narrow minded bigots". Not all Muslims are of the zealous head chopping frame of mind, and more than all Christians in USA are of the KKK mindset.
On 15/05/2019 09:56, Gregory Deyss -> Lee Lofaso wrote:
Islam means "peace and submission to Allah". Those who refuse
get what they deserve. According to their holy book.
but the U.S. is primarily is a Christian Nation.
The twisted mentality of a small handful of people does not mean
that all Muslims have the same "off with their heads" mentality.
Remember, these are small children who have been taught to hate.
Where there are a few there are thousands, but it's always too late w when they shout Allahu akbar!
Is that any worse than the US President saying "God is on your side" to the US forces when they were invading Iraq?
Many Christian terrorists have shot abortion doctors dead ...
Mind your own business if it's not your problem.
That does not stop me from making an observation. 'Freedom of speech" is not
your exclusive realm.
Over here, many people - especially those of the leftist persuasion - believe in freedom for MY speech and will shout down anyone who tries to express a different opinion. They've been doing that here for well over half a century
Such a mind set would make them "narrow minded bigots". Not all Muslims
are of the zealous head chopping frame of mind, and more than all
Christians in USA are of the KKK mindset.
Every time that I have became aware or learned about someone who had their head chopped off it has been by acts of terror by Muslims or someone who joined up with the Islamic faith and has become radicalized.
This just does not happen in modern times with folks who fellow Christianity to any degree.
There is nothing wrong with being proud of my Christian Values.
Thinking the way I do, does not make me a Klansman, a white supremacist ora
even a Nazi. The truth the matter is that I am not going to change yourmind,
even though your backwards and opinionated, you have that right.
Just know that this has nothing to do with me.
Sure there are some nut cases out there with guns, does that mean that we outlaw the gun, even I believe in Gun Control - I use both hands.
If these people who feel so strongly about their religion and their connection to allah, and want to kill the non-believers & can not remain peaceful then the United States of America may not the best choice for a destination, I have no plans at any such time, in becoming beingsubmissive
in my beliefs.
On 05-15-19 20:30, Gregory Deyss <=-
spoke to David Drummond about Re: Muslim Kids <=-
Every time that I have became aware or learned about someone who had
their head chopped off it has been by acts of terror by Muslims or
someone who joined up with the Islamic faith and has become
radicalized.
This just doesnot happen in modern times with folks
who fellow Christianity to any degree.
There is nothing wrong with being proud of my
Christian Values.
Thinking the way I do, does not make me a Klansman, a white
supremacist or a even a Nazi.
This just doesnot happen in modern times with folks who fellow Christianity to any degree.
On 05-15-19 20:30, Gregory Deyss <=-
spoke to David Drummond about Re: Muslim Kids <=-
Every time that I have became aware or learned about someone who had their head chopped off it has been by acts of terror by Muslims or someone who joined up with the Islamic faith and has become radicalized.
This just doesnot happen in modern times with folks
who fellow Christianity to any degree.
Perhaps not -- instead they got hung from the nearest tree.
There is nothing wrong with being proud of my
Christian Values.
Certainly not -- assuming that you practice them, according to the teachings of Jesus. But much of what is happening in society today is definitely not according to Christian teachings.
Thinking the way I do, does not make me a Klansman, a white supremacist or a even a Nazi.
Nor does it make the billions of Muslims into Jhadist revolutionaries. Both are fringe splinter groups of the whole.
This just doesnot happen in modern times with folks who fellow Christianity to any degree.
preaching is still going strong, especially in the former slave states
of the USA.
notIs that any worse than the US President saying "God is on your side" to
the US forces when they were invading Iraq?
The U.S. as well as many other nations went there as a liberation force
as a conquering force.
forBoth are fringe splinter groups of the whole.
At least I can say the Good Book, that is the Holy Bible, does not call
the killing of the the non-believers.everything
You can say that they are peaceful and benevolent all you want, but the Quran the go to book that is at the focal point of the ideology is
but peaceful and benevolent.
In fact... The Quran contains at least 109 verses that speak of war withnonbelievers,
usually on the basis of their status as non-Muslims. Some are quitegraphic,
with commands to chop off heads and fingers and kill infidels whereverthey
may be hiding. Muslims who do not join the fight are called 'hypocrites'and
warned that Allah will send them to Hell if they do not join theslaughter.
Nor do our people become radicalized and commit heinous crimes in the
name of Christ.
warned that Allah will send them to Hell if they do not join theslaughter.
Nor do our people become radicalized and commit heinous crimes in the
name of Christ.
Nor do our people become radicalized and commit heinous crimes in the
name of Christ.
Bullshit!
something something crusades something something knights templar
something something something
On 05-16-19 18:08, Gregory Deyss <=-
spoke to Dale Shipp about Re: Muslim Kids <=-
At least I can say the Good Book, that is the Holy Bible, does not
call for the killing of the the non-believers.
You can say that they are peaceful and benevolent all you want, but
the Quran the go to book that is at the focal point of the ideology is everything but peaceful and benevolent.
In fact...
The Quran contains at least 109 verses that speak of war with nonbelievers, usually on the basis of their status as non-Muslims. Some are quite graphic, with commands to chop off heads and fingers and kill infidels wherever they may be hiding. Muslims who do not join the fight are called 'hypocrites' and warned that Allah will send them to Hell if they do not join the slaughter.
Nor do our people become radicalized and commit heinous crimes in the
name of Christ.
On 15 May 2019, David Drummond said the following...too late w
On 15/05/2019 09:56, Gregory Deyss -> Lee Lofaso wrote:
Islam means "peace and submission to Allah". Those who refuse
get what they deserve. According to their holy book.
but the U.S. is primarily is a Christian Nation.
The twisted mentality of a small handful of people does not mean
that all Muslims have the same "off with their heads" mentality.
Remember, these are small children who have been taught to hate.
Where there are a few there are thousands, but it's always
side" towhen they shout Allahu akbar!
Is that any worse than the US President saying "God is on your
the US forces when they were invading Iraq?
The U.S. as well as many other nations went there as a liberation force not as a conquering force.
On 16/05/2019 04:56, Lee Lofaso -> David Drummond wrote:for their
Many Christian terrorists have shot abortion doctors dead ...
It is very interesting that "pro-life" advocates are prepared to kill
cause...
preaching isThis just doesnot happen in modern times with folks who fellow Christianity to any degree.
It seems to me that the fire-and-brimstone style of Christian
still going strong, especially in the former slave states of the USA.showed
This is for instance how the Westboro Baptist Church, Topeka, Kansas
their Christian love for some of those who died in the 2004 Tsunami in south-east Asia. Is that modern enough times for you?
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On 16 May 2019, Dale Shipp said the following...
At least I can say the Good Book, that is the Holy Bible, does not call for the killing of the the non-believers.
I do not now, nor ever have had the desire to possess a gun. I do not
hunt for food so cannot perceive a need.
If these people who feel so strongly about their religion and their connection to allah, and want to kill the non-believers & can not rem peaceful then the United States of America may not the best choice fo destination, I have no plans at any such time, in becoming being
in my beliefs.
And yet you submit to your belief...
All the Iraqis were liberated from was their oil and sovereignty.
Sure there are some nut cases out there with guns, does that mean that we outlaw the gun, even I believe in Gun Control - I use both hands.
I do not now, nor ever have had the desire to possess a gun. I do not hunt for food so cannot perceive a need.
for.And yet you submit to your belief...
Believing in something enough to fight and die for it, is worth fighting
This is not a indigenous belief to Americans, far from it.
All the Iraqis were liberated from was their oil and sovereignty.
The U.S. produces more oil then anywhere in the middle east.
The world would like very different today if it would not America and her allies because France was liberated. but...
Let's say we stayed out of it, just let the Europeans have it.
Germany would of grown to a more massive size and would have encompassedmost
of Europe today. Adolf Hitler's grand plans for the 'supercapital' of the Third Reich, which he intended to rename Germania, are detailed in a new exhibition.
Staged in a vast Nazi bunker, 'The Myth of Germania: Vision and Crimes' features the 'Hall of the People' which was to be twice the size of St Peter's Basilica in Rome with room for 180,000 people.
I do not now, nor ever have had the desire to possess a gun. I do not hunt
for food so cannot perceive a need.
There are other uses for guns. Here are a couple:
1. Sport/target shooting. Challenging and fun.
2. Home/personal defense. Here's a scenario for you - you're home asleepat
3:00AM, and are awoken by a noise. Turns out it's a couple of thugsbreaking
into your house to steal your property and/or rape/kill your wife andteenage
daughter. They're crazed out on drugs and have no fear, and either haveguns
or some other weapon of deadly force like a club or knife. They come atyou
with clear intentions to kill you. What are you gonna do? Call thepolice?
Yell and scream for help? What will either of those actions get you? That's right...... dead.
For someone (like me) who has a loaded pistol in my nightstand, theoutcome
will likely be two dead thugs, and my family and property safe.
How can any sane person argue that that is not a valid need/use for abecause you don't
gun? Are you willing to give up your life, or your family's lives,
"feel a need" to have a gun?
There are other uses for guns. Here are a couple:
1. Sport/target shooting. Challenging and fun.
2. Home/personal defense.
I would need to know what I was fighting for, not just accept some proposition with no evidence what so ever.
True, USA does not have the monopoly on religious nutters but it sure
does have more than its equal share.
Paul Quinn wrote to Dan Clough <=-
There are other uses for guns. Here are a couple:
1. Sport/target shooting. Challenging and fun.
Yes, and more expensive these days.
2. Home/personal defense.
Not a valid reason for a firearms licence in Australia.
Mention that at a Police interview and it's an instant fail,
practically forever. No shit, as in a previous life I was
part of the licensing process.
David Drummond wrote to Dan Clough <=-
I do not now, nor ever have had the desire to possess a gun. I do not hunt
for food so cannot perceive a need.
There are other uses for guns. Here are a couple:
1. Sport/target shooting. Challenging and fun.
Shooting at innocent chunks of clay hurled into the air is
challenging and fun? How about you are the chunks of clay and see
how challenging and fun that it.
2. Home/personal defense. Here's a scenario for you - you're home asleep
at
3:00AM, and are awoken by a noise. Turns out it's a couple of thugs
breaking
into your house to steal your property and/or rape/kill your wife and
teenage
daughter. They're crazed out on drugs and have no fear, and either have
guns
or some other weapon of deadly force like a club or knife. They come at
you
with clear intentions to kill you. What are you gonna do? Call the
police?
Yell and scream for help? What will either of those actions get you? That's right...... dead.
Oh - a hypothetical situation. I would cast my magic spell and
send them to the nearest police station.
The likelihood of your above scenario is so slim as to not
warrant mention. Remember - I DO NOT live in USA. Life is not
ruled by firearms here.
For someone (like me) who has a loaded pistol in my nightstand, the
outcome
will likely be two dead thugs, and my family and property safe.
You live in fear of being attacked by armed intruders?
How can any sane person argue that that is not a valid need/use for a
gun? Are you willing to give up your life, or your family's lives,
because you don't
"feel a need" to have a gun?
I see the risk of that happening as so slim that I can honestly
say "I do not feel the need to possess a firearm to defend myself
from armed attackers".
It would appear that a very large percentage of Australian
residents see it the same way.
Wikipedia tells us:
Estimated number of civilian guns per capita by country:
1 United States 120.5
[..]
51 Australia 14.5
I can see why you're so terrified. Have you thought of migrating
to Australia... or maybe
Mention that at a Police interview and it's an instant fail,
practically forever. No shit, as in a previous life I was
part of the licensing process.
We don't have police interviews here, unless you've already been arrested... :)
1. Sport/target shooting. Challenging and fun.
Shooting at innocent chunks of clay hurled into the air is
challenging and fun? How about you are the chunks of clay and see
how challenging and fun that it.
Yes, it's challenging and fun, as I already said. You really are
an idiot.
at2. Home/personal defense. Here's a scenario for you - you're home asleep
3:00AM, and are awoken by a noise. Turns out it's a couple of thugs breaking
into your house to steal your property and/or rape/kill your wife and teenage
daughter. They're crazed out on drugs and have no fear, and either have guns
or some other weapon of deadly force like a club or knife. They come at you
with clear intentions to kill you. What are you gonna do? Call the police?
Yell and scream for help? What will either of those actions get you?
That's right...... dead.
Oh - a hypothetical situation. I would cast my magic spell and
send them to the nearest police station.
See above regarding "idiot".
The likelihood of your above scenario is so slim as to not
warrant mention. Remember - I DO NOT live in USA. Life is not
ruled by firearms here.
Life is not ruled by firearms here, either.
For someone (like me) who has a loaded pistol in my nightstand, the outcome
will likely be two dead thugs, and my family and property safe.
You live in fear of being attacked by armed intruders?
No, absolutely not. But it's nice to know that I'm not at their
mercy if something does happen.
How can any sane person argue that that is not a valid need/use for a
gun? Are you willing to give up your life, or your family's lives,
because you don't "feel a need" to have a gun?
I see the risk of that happening as so slim that I can honestly
say "I do not feel the need to possess a firearm to defend myself
from armed attackers".
I guess you don't value your family's lives as much as I do.
<shrug>
It would appear that a very large percentage of Australian
residents see it the same way.
Wikipedia tells us:
Estimated number of civilian guns per capita by country:
1 United States 120.5
[..]
51 Australia 14.5
..<YAWN>...
I can see why you're so terrified. Have you thought of migrating
to Australia... or maybe
Not terrified at all. Prepared.
I've visited Australia several times. Nice but not where I'd want
to live.
.. Ignorance can be cured. Stupid is forever.
I would need to know what I was fighting for, not just accept some
proposition with no evidence what so ever.
Being overly cynical.. Questioning nearly everything and finding fault and even twisting meanings to fit your negative analogies.
takeTrue, USA does not have the monopoly on religious nutters but it sure
does have more than its equal share.
I would not consider myself to be a religious nutter, I enjoy life and
pride in my countries achievements and accomplishments, as well as my own.
I am from the cast of a different measure, I find light from what othersview
as darkness.
2. Home/personal defense.
Not a valid reason for a firearms licence in Australia.
I see. Thankfully we don't need a license to own/possess a gun
here in the USA. Our Constitution guarantees us the absolute
RIGHT to do so.
2. Home/personal defense.
Not a valid reason for a firearms licence in Australia.
I see. Thankfully we don't need a license to own/possess a gun
here in the USA. Our Constitution guarantees us the absolute
RIGHT to do so.
Yes, and I understand why. Shooter licensing is a good thing, BTW. Excessive government legislation, administration and fee scheduling is not.
I hope you're a NRA member, If not, join today.
Hi! Dan,Excessive
On 05/20/2019 12:04 AM, Dan Clough -> Paul Quinnyou wrote:
2. Home/personal defense.
Not a valid reason for a firearms licence in Australia.
I see. Thankfully we don't need a license to own/possess a gun
here in the USA. Our Constitution guarantees us the absolute
RIGHT to do so.
Yes, and I understand why. Shooter licensing is a good thing, BTW.
government legislation, administration and fee scheduling is not.
I hope you're a NRA member, If not, join today.
And yet you submit to your belief...
Believing in something enough to fight and die for it, is worth
fighting for.
I would need to know what I was fighting for, not just accept some proposition with no evidence what so ever.
This is not a indigenous belief to Americans, far from it.
True, USA does not have the monopoly on religious nutters but it sure does have more than its equal share.
There are other uses for guns. Here are a couple:
1. Sport/target shooting. Challenging and fun.
Shooting at innocent chunks of clay hurled into the air is challenging and fun? How about you are the chunks of clay and see how challenging and fun that it.
On 18 May 2019, Dan Clough said the following...safe.
Re: Muslim Kids
By: David Drummond to Gregory Deyss on Thu May 16 2019 10:50 am
For someone (like me) who has a loaded pistol in my nightstand, the outcome will likely be two dead thugs, and my family and property
Hi Dan, I have a question. I have no issues with your reasoning. I fully understand you wanting/needing to protect your family/etc. (and even the sporting aspect.)through
I'm curious as to why this scenario always ends up with 'dead thugs' or
some such.
Why isn't the goal ever to incapacitate the 'thugs' to ensure they go
the system, receive punishment for their crimes and suffer in prison?
depending on what they've done, I'm OK with them living their life in solitary so they never get to interact with another human again.)
Is murdering an individual because they entered your house really justification for murder?
(Do I really have the right to decide whether someone else's life hasno value
and can terminate it without going through the judicial process?)
(I do understand that there may be situations where you injure them andthey
continue to attempt to attack, which very well may be justification.)--- Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v3.0pr5
On 19 May 2019, David Drummond said the following...
On 19/05/2019 13:12, Dan Clough -> David Drummond wrote:
1. Sport/target shooting. Challenging and fun.
Shooting at innocent chunks of clay hurled into the air is challenging and fun? How about you are the chunks of clay and see how challenging and fun that it.
OK, let me start with I'm for gun control. (No one really needs an AR-15 unless you're in a war trying to kill lots of people.)
Your argument though, is a little silly and not going to change viewscloser
to yours. :)
ernie wrote to David Drummond <=-
> DC> 1. Sport/target shooting. Challenging and fun.
Shooting at innocent chunks of clay hurled into the air is challenging and fun? How about you are the chunks of clay and see how challenging and fun that it.
OK, let me start with I'm for gun control.
Why? Has it been proven to work? Like in Chicago?
(No one really needs an AR-15 unless you're in a war trying to
kill lots of people.)
Well, that's your opinion, anyway. Pretty hard to define "need"
sometimes. Quite easy to define a Constitutional right, though.
By the way, AR-15's are not used in war. By anybody.
BOB ACKLEY wrote to DAN CLOUGH <=-
(No one really needs an AR-15 unless you're in a war trying to
kill lots of people.)
Well, that's your opinion, anyway. Pretty hard to define "need"
sometimes. Quite easy to define a Constitutional right, though.
By the way, AR-15's are not used in war. By anybody.
Ah, but they were. I carried one (but didn't fire it) when I was
at Da Nang in 1965
OK, let me start with I'm for gun control. (No one really needs an AR-15
unless you're in a war trying to kill lots of people.)
You don't get to decide what anybody else needs, you can decide what YOU need, though.
BOB ACKLEY wrote to DAN CLOUGH <=-
(No one really needs an AR-15 unless you're in a war trying to
kill lots of people.)
Well, that's your opinion, anyway. Pretty hard to define "need" sometimes. Quite easy to define a Constitutional right, though.
By the way, AR-15's are not used in war. By anybody.
Ah, but they were. I carried one (but didn't fire it) when I was
at Da Nang in 1965
No, you didn't. Your memory is getting fuzzy.
You carried either an M-14 or an M-16.
An AR-15 is *NOT* a military weapon, and never has been. It also
is *NOT* the same thing as an M14/M16. I would hope that you know
the differences, and I'm wondering why you apparently do not.
On 23/05/2019 06:53, BOB ACKLEY -> ERNIE wrote:AR-15
OK, let me start with I'm for gun control. (No one really needs an
what YOUunless you're in a war trying to kill lots of people.)
You don't get to decide what anybody else needs, you can decide
need, though.
Yet he/whomever DOES get to decide if a woman "needs" an abortion or not?
OK, let me start with I'm for gun control. (No one really needs an AR-15
unless you're in a war trying to kill lots of people.)
You don't get to decide what anybody else needs, you can decide what YOU
need, though.
Yet he/whomever DOES get to decide if a woman "needs" an abortion or not?
No he doesn't, SHE does
Yet he/whomever DOES get to decide if a woman "needs" an abortion or
not?
No he doesn't, SHE does
Not according to the supporters of the Alabama legislation.
AR-15OK, let me start with I'm for gun control. (No one really needs an
unless you're in a war trying to kill lots of people.)
what YOUYou don't get to decide what anybody else needs, you can decide
need, though.
not?Yet he/whomever DOES get to decide if a woman "needs" an abortion or
No he doesn't, SHE does
Not according to the supporters of the Alabama legislation.
And I didn't bother to view the video, what madness happens in
your country is not my problem.
And yet you feel the need to (frequently) comment on what happens
here in this country.
Mind your own business if it's not your problem.
justYou have to appreciate that not everyone has been indoctrinated in the
"American Way", some of us see the world a little differently to many
USAmericans.
I would think that living in peace can appeal to everyone everywhere not
Americans.
And I didn't bother to view the video, what madness happens in your
country is not my problem.
Great then you might want to check this out as it is happening in your own back yard.
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Everybody loves children. Right?
Especially Muslim children. Right?
Here are Muslim children.
All singing the same old song.
In the City of Brotherly Love - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA
Truly a sight to behold, isn't it?
This facility should be immediately shutdown and demolished.
Next the so called American-Muslim society should be eliminated.
Why?
These two cultures; Christians and Muslims are in serious conflict withone
another and have been for hundreds of years. To suggest otherwise is being extremely naive.
What escaped to the media and to the world of children singing about chopping off heads; is really who they are and it is what they believe.
They want to be intolerant and have this ideology of which supports this disgusting action and belief?
Fine... then they will learn what the true meaning of the word means, tobe
intolerant. There must be NO tolerance to allow this disease to continueto
exist within the United States of America.
I can see the appeal to USAmericans - they have so little peace - if
what we're told in the news is to be believed.
I would guess there are proportionately as many narrow minded bigots in Australia as there are there.
Islam means "peace and submission to Allah". Those who refuse
get what they deserve. According to their holy book.
The twisted mentality of a small handful of people does not mean
that all Muslims have the same "off with their heads" mentality.
Remember, these are small children who have been taught to hate.
Re: Muslim Kids
By: David Drummond to Gregory Deyss on Thu May 16 2019 10:50 am
For someone (like me) who has a loaded pistol in my nightstand, the outcome will likely be two dead thugs, and my family and property safe.
As opposed to the uberlords of USA's plan for the world and its people? The USAmericans even seem to think they are "the chosen people" living
in "the greatest nation on earth".
On 19/05/2019 13:12, Dan Clough -> David Drummond wrote:
1. Sport/target shooting. Challenging and fun.
Shooting at innocent chunks of clay hurled into the air is challenging
and fun? How about you are the chunks of clay and see how challenging
and fun that it.
As opposed to the uberlords of USA's plan for the world and its people?
The USAmericans even seem to think they are "the chosen people" living
in "the greatest nation on earth".
We do kind of act like we rule the whole world, don't we? :(
Shooting at innocent chunks of clay hurled into the air is challenging
and fun? How about you are the chunks of clay and see how challenging
and fun that it.
OK, let me start with I'm for gun control. (No one really needs an AR-15 unless you're in a war trying to kill lots of people.)
Your argument though, is a little silly and not going to change viewscloser
to yours. :)
ernie wrote to David Drummond <=-
Shooting at innocent chunks of clay hurled into the air is challenging
and fun? How about you are the chunks of clay and see how challenging
and fun that it.
OK, let me start with I'm for gun control.
(No one really needs an AR-15 unless you're in a war trying to
kill lots of people.)
ernie wrote to Dan Clough <=-
For someone (like me) who has a loaded pistol in my nightstand, the outcome will likely be two dead thugs, and my family and property safe.
Hi Dan, I have a question. I have no issues with your reasoning.
I fully understand you wanting/needing to protect your
family/etc. (and even the sporting aspect.)
I'm curious as to why this scenario always ends up with 'dead
thugs' or some such.
Why isn't the goal ever to incapacitate the 'thugs' to ensure
they go through the system, receive punishment for their crimes
and suffer in prison? (Hell, depending on what they've done, I'm
OK with them living their life in solitary so they never get to
interact with another human again.)
Is murdering an individual because they entered your house really justification for murder?
(Do I really have the right to decide whether someone else's life
has no value and can terminate it without going through the
judicial process?)
(I do understand that there may be situations where you injure
them and they continue to attempt to attack, which very well may
be justification.)
OK, let me start with I'm for gun control.
Why? Has it been proven to work? Like in Chicago?
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