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ISIS at it again. Throwing gays off roofs now
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As US tears itself apart over torture of terrorists, let's just remember who we're up against: ISIS throws man off roof to his death for being gay
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and yet, people still think that there are worse people in society
i find it so tedious that people complain about the way the country is run, when acts like this happen on a day to day basis in a huge portion of the world |
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preach it sista |
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These guys have rights, people. So please :rant:
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This thread hurts my brain
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And I've changed your thread title because ISIS do not represent the whole of Islam.
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if IS have their way they will represent all ISlam
that is rather the point of them |
:( this is very sad, gay people > others. But jfc @ them picking out the absolute gayest building in all of Iraq for this.
also let's not use this unrelated story to downplay or justify the US barbarically torturing terrorists, that's just illogical. Just because one government sucks doesn't mean another is without sin, especially not when that government is the US. |
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Seriously mate - Good luck with LT on this. :hehe:i |
This is so sad :(
That man must of been terrified. |
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Sounds like a very quick race to the bottom to me. Although of course, it's an attitude that the people in power in Britain absolutely LOVES to hear from people. Keeps 'em quiet and docile. |
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and yes, there are some things that just dont need complained about. I just don't see the point all though this is just personal opinion, of course |
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Whilst, obviously, people in countries like ours are not treated "as badly" by our government as many places in the world, I'm not naive enough to believe for one second that our governments wouldn't absolutely love to treat our "have nots" in exactly that way. By "have nots" I mean normal, working class and Middle class working people by the way - not underclass / the unemployed / benefits claimants. Those in power (anywhere) perform a balancing act to get away with as much as they feel that they CAN get away with without causing too much social unrest. If we stop complaining about the "little things", they'll simply push a little harder. |
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For crying out loud.
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We can't go infringing these peoples religious freedoms just to save a few gays.Unless of course they were Christians,Then there would be uproar. Seriously though,How can anyone be against bombing the sh&t out of these Islamic fundamentalist bastards? |
This makes me have much less sympathy for a wedding party being bombed. pure truth. EVIL.
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Typical Self Serving American Attitude Drones are Murdering loads of familys near to the USA picked target America is as Evil as Isis Fecking Fact |
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As you say , if they get their way - the rest of Islam's wishes, opinions and rights will be as irrelevant to these terrorist turds as ours will . |
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Thank feck for America, God bless her, and long may she exist. Without her we would already be living under the 'Third Reich' and have Nazi storm-troopers jackboots marching up and down the Mall or worse. There is absolutely no way that genuine, unavoidable collateral damage in warfare could ever be compared to the inhuman, deliberate, slaughter of helpless innocent human beings by these insane, inhuman, devils. |
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I stand back in amazement at how much anti-American and Anti-Israeli bile is spewed in this country, but I know firmly where I align myself. Just for my education T.S. - please explain to me just 'how' the 'modern United States' created ISIS? |
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But the worst part is at the top where you would expect to see honestly and integrity but there is none, just individual greed and self interest. Appeasing the Multi National Corporations by allowing the most ridulous laws to be passed, laws that allow human faeces to be present in their food, their water to be contaminated, most of the population to be fed pills like smarties. But more worrying is that the US to try and stay ahead of the game and keep the mirage of world Hegemony alive, have to start War after War and destabilise Country after Country in the name of bringing "democracy" to Countries that he lived peacefully for thousands of years. Sometime the sheer arrogance of the US takes my breath away...!!!! So, Yes the US now is but a shadow of it's former self, Capitalism,Big Business and individual greed is destroying this once great Country from within. Painful to watch.... |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Cyclone The CIA arming / using populations in the Middle East to further their interests. After that conflict was over those populations of newly-armed killers were then abandonned, with guns in hand (and a nice stockpile of soviet weapons to boot, plenty of nice durable AK's) and many of them went on to form the basis of both al Qaida and the Taliban plus many other smaller radical Islamist organisations. Organisations (not to mention, warmongering attitudes) that are the roots of ISIS. Without the United States and the Soviet Union and their power struggles, ISIS would not have happened. They wouldn't have been armed, and more importantly, they wouldn't have had generations raised in conflict to become twisted and bloodthirsty. Let's have 40 years of perpetual warfare and death in the continental United States, and THEN have a look at how "civilized" the population there is. We in the western world are more empathic and more civilized because, frankly, our lives are really ****ing easy. Now, I'm not complaining about that, I like the fact that my life is relatively comfortable. I also understand that it's not logistically possible for everyone in the world to have lives that are as comfortable. I'm not losing sleep or tears over dusty foreign countries. I'm also not excusing barbarism in the Middle East or saying that the people responsible shouldn't be punished or just plain wiped out... because they can't be "fixed" at this point. I just like spades to be called spades... and I think it's a bit ridiculous to sit in our warm comfortable homes condemning the barbaric war psychology of people who have known nothing but war, death and cultural violence. They are not "evil", they are broken, completely and irreparably broken to the point that, yes, most of them probably need "putting down". But the west played a huge part in creating violence that in turn spawned these people. The least we can do is offer up an audible "oops!" as we bomb them into the dirt. Sitting around on morality perches vomitting over how incomprehensibly ruthless they are, when we have not even the slightest concept of what a life like that looks like, is just a bit... distasteful. |
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Evil is as evil does.... These people are subhuman vermin who practise their evil,savage murderous acts on every occasion they can find. They subject mostly innocent people who have also been "broken" by the West as you put it, to the most painful and savage deaths imaginable protected by their so called religious masters. Regardless of what conditions they have been made to endure, they are evil subhuman pieces of excrement that need gassing on a large scale since they have no human value whatsoever. So please stop with the appeasement, and face up to evil in our midst. . |
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I did say that they are irreparably broken, dangerous, vicious and need to be eradicated. I'm not appeasing. I'm not saying that they should be allowed to continue to hurt and maim - any more than a dancing bear driven wild by mistreatment should be allowed to rampage down a street killing innocent people. No. It is broken, it is wild, it is dangerous and it needs to be shot in the head. However, failing to realise that there ARE reasons that a large group of people might become so psychotic as to want to murder hordes of innocent people is a massive oversight. How do we stop groups like this from arising again if we don't bother to look at what happened in the first place? I don't believe in "evil". I don't believe in God, Satan, Heaven or Hell and for me, the concepts of "Good and Evil" belong in fairy tales. There are barbaric people, there are vicious people, of course they are DANGEROUS people, of course they are of no use to the world and should be removed from it if at all possible, but there are always identifiable reasons in individual and group psychology for these people being so ****ed up. Sometimes it may even seem like a person is "born evil", but there's almost always a demonstrable abnormality with their brain or development that accounts for them not thinking or behaving like a "normal person". Should they be removed from the face of the earth? If they are dangerous, YES. A reason is not an "excuse". |
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No country does more to prevent innocent casualties in war than Americans. America is the least evil country in the history of the world. |
QUOTE: Toy Soldier;7414561]Err... Operation Cyclone?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Cyclone My question wasn’t rhetorical T.S, but wasn’t posed purely from a position of ignorance either, as I am aware of ‘Operation Cyclone’. I just was puzzled as to how you conclude – despite American involvement in Afghanistan – that America created ISIS. I see now however, that you are not alone in your contention and that the internet has others of the same opinion. I still strongly disagree and believe such an allegation to be an ill conceived, over simplification, hailing chiefly from sources which have hidden personal agendas – though I am not accusing you of such. “The CIA arming / using populations in the Middle East to further their interests. After that conflict was over those populations of newly-armed killers were then abandonned, with guns in hand (and a nice stockpile of soviet weapons to boot, plenty of nice durable AK's) and many of them went on to form the basis of both al Qaida and the Taliban plus many other smaller radical Islamist organisations. Organisations (not to mention, warmongering attitudes) that are the roots of ISIS.” Yes, the above is essentially true, but American intervention – both covert and overt - in the internal political affairs of foreign countries, dates back almost 100 years to the time of the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution in Russia, when it supported the ‘White Russian’ anti-Bolsheviks in a failed bid to halt perceived communism in its tracks. Although the defeated anti-Bolsheviks scattered and went into exile throughout the world, and although they established various organisations from bases in their new countries which included some ‘terrorism’ (or ‘guerrilla warfare’ as it was then known) among its aims, here, any similarities with ISIS ends, because the only objective of these ‘White Russians’ was simply to retake Russia, oust the Communist regime, and restore Imperialism. Unlike ISIS, they had no desire to impose Russian Orthodox Christianity on the indigenous people of the countries it conquered as part of any World Domination plan. But were the ‘White Russians’ aided and abetted by the USA? Yes. Did American money, arms, resources, and its continued support of the ‘White Russians’ even in defeat, strengthen them? Yes. Did such American aid increase the longevity of the ‘White Russian’ Movement? Yes, but nominally. Would the various organisations formed by the ‘White Russian Movement’ whilst in exile still have evolved without any type of American sustenance of the ‘White Russians’ Yes, most definitely. So were the ‘White Russians’ and its subsequent offshoot organisations, ‘created by the USA? No, definitely not. Without resorting to 200 pages on World History (which I'm certain you are aware of anyway)there are numerous examples of American intervention – both covert and overt - in the internal political affairs of foreign countries and none of them have ever given birth to any ISIS type of organisations. According to Wikipedia and other sites, these include: 1949 – Syria. 1953 – Iran. 1954 - Guatemala. 1959 – Tibet. 1961 – Cuba. 1963 – South Vietnam. 1964. Brazil. 1974 – Chile. 1976 – Argentina. 1981 – Nicaragua. A lot of the above factions have been armed and trained – ‘Mujahideen’ – style by the USA , and these factions also (‘Mujahideen’ style) retained both the knowledge gleaned, and the weaponry received, once American involvement ceased, but I have yet to witness ex-Nicaraguan ‘Contras’ or Cuban exiles bombing Western Countries, hijacking non-military passenger carrying aircraft, flying those aircraft into civilian buildings, deliberately bombing non military targets, and beheading innocent civilians. Nor have I ever heard any hate-filled speeches from them in which they urge their followers and sympathisers to take up arms and destroy anyone who does not follow or sympathise with their ideologies. American interference in the politics of foreign counties is wrong and more often than not has had catastrophic effects, but it nonsensical to claim that such a policy ‘created’ ISIS because the insane demons that comprise ISIS would still have gravitated towards each other, and still have initiated their barbaric terrorist ‘war’ under some other ‘name’ and completely independently of any US meddling, because it is in their blood, in their sub-human genes, and in their black hearts and warped minds. “Without the United States and the Soviet Union and their power struggles, ISIS would not have happened. They wouldn't have been armed, and more importantly, they wouldn't have had generations raised in conflict to become twisted and bloodthirsty. Let's have 40 years of perpetual warfare and death in the continental United States, and THEN have a look at how "civilized" the population there is.” The Middle East has had thousands of years of perpetual ‘conflict’ and ‘war’ – from long before the Americas were even discovered - and history is prolifically littered with the ‘bloodthirsty’ barbarism of these ‘warp-minded’ sadists, so any ‘de-civilizing’ effect of such ‘perpetual warfare’ and ‘death’ is solely attributable to their own evil ‘state of being’ and not to any power struggle between Russia and the United States. Murderous inhuman savagery is in these terrorists blood, in their sub-human genes, and in their black hearts and warped minds, and has been for thousands of years, “We in the western world are more empathic and more civilized because, frankly, our lives are really ****ing easy. Now, I'm not complaining about that, I like the fact that my life is relatively comfortable. I also understand that it's not logistically possible for everyone in the world to have lives that are as comfortable. I'm not losing sleep or tears over dusty foreign countries. I'm also not excusing barbarism in the Middle East or saying that the people responsible shouldn't be punished or just plain wiped out... because they can't be "fixed" at this point.” Isn't it more of the case that we in the Western world have “really ****ing easy lives” because we are more civilized? But let’s not forget that most Middle Eastern countries – Iran (Persia) and Iraq included – had flourishing civilisations thousands of years ago when we still lived primitively by comparison. Yet, these countries still had almost perpetual war, so can the apparent lack of a ‘comfortable’ or ‘civilised’ existence really be validly proffered as a reason for the bloodthirsty and barbaric nature of Islamic Fundamentalists, or the existence of ISIS and other Islamic terror organisations? I think not. Murderous inhuman savagery is in these terrorists blood, in their sub-human genes, and in their black hearts and warped minds, and has been for thousands of years. “I just like spades to be called spades... and I think it's a bit ridiculous to sit in our warm comfortable homes condemning the barbaric war psychology of people who have known nothing but war, death and cultural violence. They are not "evil", they are broken, completely and irreparably broken to the point that, yes, most of them probably need "putting down". But the west played a huge part in creating violence that in turn spawned these people. The least we can do is offer up an audible "oops!" as we bomb them into the dirt. Sitting around on morality perches vomitting over how incomprehensibly ruthless they are, when we have not even the slightest concept of what a life like that looks like, is just a bit... distasteful.” I, for one, sit in my ‘warm comfortable home’ ‘condemning the barbaric war psychology’ of these inhuman Islam Fundamentalist demons because I know their ‘raison d’être’. I understand their sole extremist objective, the reason why they murder and bomb and intimidate and behead. This being so, I also know, that if I am apathetic, lethargic, or ignore that knowledge and understanding, then I will not be in my warm comfortable home for very much longer, because – as an English Christian patriot - the very Democracy which allows me to be so, will disappear under the Islamic Fundamentalist onslaught, and my civil liberty will be ripped away by the imposition of these bastards vile Sharia Law. As for; “The West played a huge part in creating the violence that in turn spawned these people” I have already given my opinion on this; that these ‘people’ were always as they are now, - before even Biblical times - and any effects which subsequent Western meddling may have had, is arguably minimally contributory at worst, and can never truthfully be termed ‘causal’. Further; I believe that a lot of us fully understand just what life in a war ravaged country must be like, and I also believe that many of the conditions which render life so hard in those countries are the direct result of the Islamic Fundamentalists themselves and not the ‘West’. The West have not initiated any war, merely taken retaliatory action to stop the war declared on us by the Islamic terrorists. The West has not imposed suffering and collateral damage on the innocent non-combatant passive majority populace of certain Middle Eastern countries by building terrorist bases in them. The Islamic Fundamentalist terrorists did that. The West is not gleefully executing any non-Muslim indigenous citizens of such countries. The Islamic Fundamentalist terrorists are doing that. The West is not even slaughtering Muslims who belong to the’ wrong’ Islamic sects. The Islamic Fundamentalist terrorists are doing that. The West did not hijack civilian passenger jets or bomb civilian buildings in foreign countries killing thousands during ‘Peace’ times. The Islamic Fundamentalist terrorists did that. The West is not slavishly following a 100 year old Master Plan drawn up by terrorists to conquer the world, occupy the vanquished countries, subjugate or eradicate the indigenous citizens and ‘Christianise’ those countries. The Islamic Fundamentalist terrorists are following just such a plan with extreme ‘Islamification’ of the entire world as its supreme goal. Finally; I find it distasteful for you to describe perfectly legitimate comment – no matter how much laced with moral indignation it may be – to “Sitting around on morality perches vomitting over how incomprehensibly ruthless“ these Islamic Fundamentalist terrorist devils are. It is the inhuman, evil, immoral atrocities carried out daily by these terrorist devils which should be categorised as ‘vomit’ not the shocked, incredulous, morally outraged comments in reaction to it from sane, civilised, and normal people. |
what. the. ****.
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Kirklancaster - just to pose a hypothetical question - a newborn baby is taken from a Terrorist encampment. Let's say both parents are terrorists guilty of high level savagery, hundreds of brutal killings of innocent people, torture, the works. basically the worst of the worst. And they have been killed by a raid of the camp and then the baby found and taken away...
The baby is then brought to America or the UK and raised in a peaceful, loving, well-off and comfortable home by devoted parents in a small, quiet village with an excellent school. Do you genuinely believe that this baby would grow up to be a sadistic / inhumane adult and it's inevitable that they will commit, or at least have a desire to commit, violent crimes? |
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some things are inherent. My dad was an addict, he overdosed in his 20's. i recently learned this. i was adopted and raised by 2 parents that were not addicts. I am an alcoholic. i clearly have addiction, even though my adoptive parents were not addicts. i believe i got it from my dad even though i never met him. |
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