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Taliban shows its colors again
We sure need to work with these folks. Maybe the UN can pass some toothless condemnation. Bad enough they're shooting children, but they're shooting their own and have a complete lack of remorse about it.
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This is patriarchic/chauvinistic culture : They're against women anyway.
They are trying to cripple their education as much as possible, too … They wouldn't shoot boys this way, I believe. Simply because they'd be male. I recently read that even IKEA catalogs got censored for arab countries : All women shown in these catalogs got deleted … Machismo at large ! |
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Maybe we should issue a formal apology for corrupting their youth. Maybe we can even formally charge some Americans with something. You know, as a show of our good faith and intentions.
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Instead of charging in with tanks and troops, I say the west rally their resources and connect every house in these barbaric shit holes to the WWW.
Ignorance is bliss, unless the menfolk flip out and shoot you whenever their tiny, poisoned minds perceive a threat to their idiotic men's club. A small amount of education would go a long way. |
Unfortunately, you have to WANT to be educated!!
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http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/…89E02X20121016
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Besides, I thought the biggest enemy of Islam was Dubya. edit- for that matter, how does a guy become the biggest enemy of Islam when he's a muslim? (j/k folks, don't spaz out) |
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But there's a lot of nasty stuff in the Bible as well. However christianity doesn't have as much power now. pibbur who still believes. And who worries about Taliban coming back to power in Afghanistan. |
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Exterminate Islam itself, leave the dark ages behind. The world would be a much better place without it.
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Not that the New Testament has shielded us from abuses by supposed Christians by any means. The most refreshing thing in this whole ugly episode though has been the support this young woman has received both in Pakistan and abroad from Muslims. For years, people have been saying "If Islam isn't the issue, why don't they stand up and protest against the extremists," well maybe this finally a turning point. |
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Adaptable interpretions is very much enforced when a movement lacks power and reformed muslims are as selective as modern Christians in what passages they claim superseeds another. "To be a muslim means to be a good person" was a summary I got from a muslim friend who had one of the most radical contempts against maladaptive muslims that I ever met. |
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Now. Perhaps some other time. pibbur who once again reminds himself that he probably should stay out of P&R |
It may be that the Pakistani Taliban has finally overplayed their hand just like the Iraqi al Qaeda did which may be the only good thing about this.
BTW, it wouldn't really matter if religion was taken out of the picture. People will still find excuses to kill each other as has been proven throughout history, including recent history. |
For once, I agree with you on all points, Mr. Bill. ;)
As bn noted, the response from Achmed Average over there has been encouraging. |
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"Interpreting the Bible" is a protestant concept that begun as late as the 14th-15th century around Germany, thanks to the Bible being printed with the printing press. This eventually lead to the 30-year war and the concept of secularism. Quote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christi…d_antisemitism |
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