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Originally posted by WildBill View PostIt's not only that. The roots of hatred lies with the British government. Seems Cannonball996 didn't know that or just conveniently left that out.
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Originally posted by WildBill View PostIt's not only that. The roots of hatred lies with the British government. Seems Cannonball996 didn't know that or just conveniently left that out.
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Originally posted by Vertnut View PostI'm sure he knows, but it pretty much invalidates his point. It's as much political as it is religous, and it involves "freedom" of religion within a country's boundaries.Originally posted by The King View PostTrue, the Protestants (the economic haves) generally favor British influence while the Catholics (the economic have-nots) generally oppose the British. Religion is simply being used as a rallying point for the opposing economic/political camps.sigpic
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75 to 8. That just happened.
Originally posted by Hobie View PostTouchy touchy, relax preppie, it's just a brewski. Yeah, there have never been any theocracies, ever, lol. Vatican City still exists right now last I heard. Religions rule nations from time to time and it generally ends badly.Last edited by SMEGMA STENCH; 02-05-2011, 01:58 PM.
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Originally posted by StanleyTweedle View Post75 to 8. That just happened.
lol I knew you'd bring that up, since its the only possible thing even remotely close to your point. I take it you have zero knowledge of how that whole situation works.Last edited by Vertnut; 02-05-2011, 02:20 PM.
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Originally posted by WildBill View PostIt's not only that. The roots of hatred lies with the British government. Seems Cannonball996 didn't know that or just conveniently left that out.
true the irish do not like the english government, but there are many reasons for this.
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Originally posted by Cannonball996 View Posthave you been there? these are irish killing irish, these people really believe that their countrymen who are of a different religion are actually the spawns of satan, and it is their religious duty to kill them.
true the irish do not like the english government, but there are many reasons for this.
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Originally posted by Vertnut View PostIt's been really quiet over there for the last ten years. To see any real death toll, you need to go back to the late '70's.
Not a jab directed at you Vertnut, just directed in general at all the definitions being used to differentiate between religious hatred and whatever hatred everyone who isn't muslim has been committing during the same time frame. When does Zionism go beyond Jewish repatriation or defense and into Jewish ethnocentric hate against other semites and vice versa?
What about atheist on religious violence? Is that ok? There's sure been plenty of it recently. At what point are your definitions going to be realistic enough to accept anything but Islamic on western crime? What about communist on islamic crime such as Afghanistan circa the 80's or in Western China in the last 20 years?Last edited by SlowLX; 02-05-2011, 04:01 PM.
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Originally posted by SlowLX View Post30-40 years ago is too far still to be acceptable for recent religious violence? You guys asked for examples that weren't 800 old and you got multiple, or are we only counting religious violence post 9-11 then? Also, are we not counting abortion clinics bombed in the name of Christ? Or christian on hindu violence in remote parts of India? Or atheistic violence on muslims in China? I'd really like some clarifications on the narrow definition of religious violence being used here.
Not a jab directed at you Vertnut, just directed in general at all the definitions being used to differentiate between religious hatred and whatever hatred everyone who isn't muslim has been committing during the same time frame. When does Zionism go beyond Jewish repatriation or defense and into Jewish ethnocentric hate against other semites and vice versa?
What about atheist on religious violence? Is that ok? There's sure been plenty of it recently. At what point are you're definitions going to be realistic enough to accept anything but Islamic on western crime? What about communist on islamic crime such as Afghanistan circa the 80's?
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No, we send all muslims home regardless of what they may say or their citizenship status. The US reserves the right to revoke citizenship as does every other country. We did it in WW2 and we could do it again if we really wanted. Im going to get a bumper sticker that says GO HOME MUSLIM and under that in smaller print it says YOU ARE NOT WELCOME HERE
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Originally posted by Cannonball996 View Posthave you been there? these are irish killing irish, these people really believe that their countrymen who are of a different religion are actually the spawns of satan, and it is their religious duty to kill them.
true the irish do not like the english government, but there are many reasons for this.
Even took her to Belfast.
You fail to address the REAL issue of the conflict and no, they don't think it's their " religious duty" to kill each other. Who in the hell told you that crap? Some damn Limey or like your other conclusions in this thread ? ............your "neither regions"sigpic
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