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OK, I guess that was a little rude. But my point is, Tunisia, is a very liberal country. But to compare it to Saudi Arabia, is really not informed is it? I go to Tunisia often, maybe every year, with a few exceptions. MY brother lives there. Its restricted, in the form of sensure, and things like that, but culturally, its completely relaxed. And I am talking from experience, not just hearsay. But again, if that was rude, I apologize. I ust know, its not a country you go into, and think, oh I better cover up! |
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Fair enough, I can see your other points! But as for, is it a matter of school? No its not! When it comes to how we see Christians, or Jewish people, its all in the Quran. And faction of muslims, would obey by that! Christianity, and Judaism, are still ancestors, of Islam. ANd most of their teachings, are similar. The quran acknowledges that these other teachings, come from the same source. And for that, when it mentions non believers, it doesnt include Jewish and Christians. |
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Secondly, I'd say I was far more informed that you. How many M.E. countries have you lived (not just visited - LIVED) to allow you to make sweeping generalisation? I am interested to know as it makes a very big difference to having an 'informed' opinion. One minute you are giving it big licks saying Tunisia is very liberal, no need for women to cover up, and now since I pointed out that Tunisia is not quite as liberal all over - you now are saying "it's restricted, in the form of censure and things like that'. What pray tell, do you think the word 'censure' means and in what context precisely in respect to Tunisia? It's very difficult to have a reasonable meaningful discussion with a person who changes their opinion or view every other post. |
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Wouldnt it be fairer to say they believe in the same god as being worshipped by all three branches of Abraham but their's is the only true correct belief. Why do they not allow churches and synagogues in Mecca/Medina etc, well in Saudi in general? Why are christians and jews also prohibited from entering Mecca and Medina? After all if Islam views them as the same they would be allowed access to the harams wouldnt they? |
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I never said it was a muslim country either...and no, the women did not dress the same way as we do, infact, I didnt see many women outside of the actual tourist area :/ |
Muslims Against Crusades are planning to interrupt the ceremony at 11 tomorrow morning with an online protest. Still don't know what they plan to do.
4chan are trying to hack muslimsagainstcrusades.com right now and get the site shut down. They still haven't gotten there yet, but I hope it works. 12 hours to go. :joker: |
someone should throw a bacon bun at them
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From their website:
"In light of this, a special and unique online campaign has been organised to coincide with Remembrance Sunday 2010. At precisely 11am (GMT), muslimsagainstcrusades.com will fill the (second) annual two minutes silence, with an unrelenting condemnation of the British Armed Forces. Simply log on to www.muslimsagainstcrusades.com at 11am (GMT) and hear what we have to say about your government and in particular, your army." I guess it will just be a video of them up on their homepage or something :/ |
Let a few idiots try ruin tomorrow. But the heroes will shine through.
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http://boards.4chan.org/b/res/286961025 Sadly, the instructions for hacking MAC from previous threads are gone now. Worth keeping an eye on though. |
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Are those boards safe btw, my computer seems to think they're not? |
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maybe they could go and live in Afganistan????
Oh yeah I forgot.. they prefer living here!! duh!! |
So what did MAC end up doing this morning? Anyone know?
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I'm not sure if anything else was actually happening during the minutes silence. It's all still on their site now if you want a look |
I hate the poppy-burning gob****es. How dare they try to ruin an act of remembrance? Some of my family - some who are still living - were liberated, barely alive, from a concentration camp by the British at the end of the war... a war where millions of people died fighting the tyrany of the nazi regime. I heard on the TV yesterday that there is only one year since the end of World War 2 where a British soldier has not died as a result of a conflict. So I'd just like to say...
They grow not old as we who are left grow old Age shall not weary them nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, We Will Remember Them. |
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The irony that you now want to shut up political protesters who are against the war with the memories of those who passed away in WW2 is frighting. As is the idea that you and the rest of you would like to censor and even deport people with political views that don't follow the government line... sound familiar? It would if you knew your German history. Because the UK isn't a fascist dictatorship people are allowed protest against a whole bunch of things.... funnily enough that includes wars... lol. This was what people in WW2 fought for. Other parties in ( German) history have had the idea you guys have of expelling those with political beliefs that don't sit well with the current government. The irony of this thread was only "funny" at first. Then it became monumental when the above poster used the memory of those who were persecuted in WW2. Please join the ******ing dots people. |
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Did you even read what they were protesting about? It wasnt the war, if they wanted to protest against merely the war then I'm sure noone would have a problem with that, after all they've been doing that on Parliamentary square for 9 years until they were removed in June. Chanting "British soldiers burn in hell", and burning poppys is not "not following the government line" or being "against the war", it is spitting on the grave of every single man and woman who has ever died in warfare, be that WWI, WWII or in Korea, the Falklands, Northern Ireland, and then Iraq and Afghanistan. That is what remembrance day is about after all. It isnt about whether a war is right or wrong, it's about respecting the fact that people sacrficied themselves and laid down there lives for us. I'm not big into patriotism, I disagree with the concept, nor do I lambast anyone for not wearing a poppy, I only wear mine one day a year, but to express disgust at this protest is to be human, and to actually have a shred of respect and decency in your body. I actually agree with everyone having a right to protest, providing it doesnt cross the fine line between free speech and hate speech but large parts of your post were just ridiculous, and you are obviously ignorant both of what they were "protesting" against if you think it was the war, and what remembrance sunday is about |
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I take that as a massive compliment from someone who is clearly an uneducated, illiterate, mentally challenged and ill-informed moron.:laugh3: I can only be offended by people on the same intellectual level as myself which you, my sad little tosser, obviously are not:pat: |
Nobody ruined today so it was all good. Anyone can protest, let's just laugh at the sad twats who burn poppies and not give them anymore attention.
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