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[TorontoGold]

1) Don't take my lines. We all know your humor is weak, but try finding someone else's content to snag. You did misconstrue my points in that those crime stats you posted because they weren't relevant to Colorado or the population difference. I congratulated you on finding a press release from an unknown council in Delaware from 2016. Doesn't change any facts I provided above.

2) If I was completely off base in my opinion, Colorado would have quickly and sharply said they would be more comfortable walking into a mosque than a Catholic church as a trans person. That didn't happen did it? Because everyone knows the answer Colorado gave is naivete or bullshit.

3) So you speak for Colorado now? Really big of you to admit that Muslim theocracies suck.

4) Yes, global terror movement. They call it the intifada (their words, not mine). Other guys here have posted many videos of imams in the US and their disgusting views towards the US and non Muslims, so people should have some degree of concern about the number of mosques going up.

1) How are crime stats on gender identity not relevant? lmao. It's quite literally crime based on someone's gender. Do you not understand that? Tell me. Facts? You said no one condemns it, I did a quick search and found that to be false. You moving the goal posts to an arbitrary amount of people condemning it doesn't make your opinion any stronger.

Oh, and just for fun since I wondered how hard it would be to see what the responses were like from Muslim leaders post-9/11 I found these nifty statements from a few major players in the region. I could probably keep going, what's the next tragedy that you think no one condemned? Or are you ready to admit you were wrong?

Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt:
“We strongly condemn such activities that are against all humanist and Islamic morals. We condemn and oppose all aggression on human life, freedom and dignity anywhere in the world.” (Al-Ahram Weekly Online, 13 - 19 September 2001)

Ayatollah Ali Khamene'i, Supreme jurist-ruler of Iran:
“Killing of people, in any place and with any kind of weapons…. carried out by any organization, country or individual is condemned. ... It makes no difference whether such massacres happen in Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Qana, Sabra, Shatila, Deir Yassin, Bosnia, Kosovo, Iraq or in New York and Washington. (Islamic Republic News Agency, September 16, 2001.

Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar), Turkey:
“Islam does not encourage any kind of terrorism; in fact, it denounces it. Those who use terrorism in the name of Islam, in fact, have no other faculty except ignorance and hatred.”

King Abdullah II, Jordan:
What these people stand for is completely against all the principles that Arab Muslims believe in. (cited in the Middle East Times, September 28, 2001.)

And the guy who lead the PLO, pretty important guy IMO.



2) Again, vibez and feels don't really matter. On average a trans person would experience more hate crimes in Alabama than in Michigan. Those are the facts. Your perception of how someone feels does not really matter when you look at the stats.

3) I think Colorado is a capable adult and is able to see what has happened since 2001 and on. Theocracies of any religion suck, I'm sure you would agree with me on that.

4) You don't even understand what intifada means lol. It's used as a rebellion/resistance slogan against imperialism. Globalize the intifada is a movement towards ending imperialism. Just like how the saying "black lives matter" doesn't mean that white lives matter any less. Of course there is going to be extremists or others that abuse the saying, just like how the BLM Org grifted a bunch of money. Other guys? You mean the videos of random insane brown people on the streets from various years that are supposed to represent Muslim's everywhere? Do we really want to play the "here's a video of a guy saying some insane shit, therefore every person in that religion believes this"? If you are that scared or concerned about what some mentally ill people say on a YouTube video, how do you leave your house everyday thinking that at any moment those scary people could jump out?

 

[calvegas04]

 

[Blazers46]

These guys ignorantly claim to be more afraid of Christians.

 

[LifelongFan]

Yeah, people with flags driving down the street. Horrifying!

 

[LifelongFan]

This is what being conquered by illegal invaders looks like.

 

[TorontoGold]

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This is what being conquered by illegal invaders looks like.

I can’t believe they aren’t respecting the culture. It’s impeding on the great midwestern culture.

 

[SeekNDestroy]

You know they’re all IRA supporters. Nothin’ but sleeper cells waiting for the call, thinkin’ they’re gonna get a pot o’ gold in heaven.

 

[calvegas04]

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This is what being conquered by illegal invaders looks like.

They add value into the society

 

[calvegas04]

 

[LifelongFan]

They add value into the society

Yeah someone needed to fill all of those jails in Boston and New York. Sleeper IRA cells who take orders from the Pope to destroy America from within!

 

[GATTACA!]

You know they’re all IRA supporters. Nothin’ but sleeper cells waiting for the call, thinkin’ they’re gonna get a pot o’ gold in heaven.

Bunch of drunks is what I heard.

 

[LifelongFan]

Yeah real value to society!

 

[Gladiator]

 

[Gladiator]

 

[Gladiator]

Movies do suck anymore. Even the new Superman has some weird cartoon ideology going on. I want the 90's and early 2000's back. It's like music from the 70's-90's compared to today.

 

[calvegas04]

 

[Irish#1]

This is pretty cool.

 

[Bishop2b5]

This is pretty cool.

Sadly, this pisses off every liberal on IE.

 

[Irish#1]

@Seek....I see you gave a thumbs down to Bishops post, but you didn't give a thumbs up to mine?

 

[ulukinatme]

@Seek....I see you gave a thumbs down to Bishops post, but you didn't give a thumbs up to mine?

Seek has some patriotism in him, he's just not a Bama fan.

 

[calvegas04]

This is pretty cool.

This was in California and few years back

 

[Gladiator]

I grew up listening to Paul Harvey's short peices on the radio. Always looked forward to my dad, and grandfather tuning into him on the AM/FM radio. I was lucky enough to have lived through those times.
I'm sure there's a few elder's here, that know what those times were like.

 

[Irish#1]

This was in California and few years back

And?

If you are seeing something for the first time, does that make it any less relevant? Does watching a movie for the first time a couple of years after it was released any less enjoyable?

 

[Irish#1]

I grew up listening to Paul Harvey's short peices on the radio. Always looked forward to my dad, and grandfather tuning into him on the AM/FM radio. I was lucky enough to have lived through those times.
I'm sure there's a few elder's here, that know what those times were like.

"And now you know the rest of the story".

 

[Polish Leppy 22]

1) How are crime stats on gender identity not relevant? lmao. It's quite literally crime based on someone's gender. Do you not understand that? Tell me. Facts? You said no one condemns it, I did a quick search and found that to be false. You moving the goal posts to an arbitrary amount of people condemning it doesn't make your opinion any stronger.

Oh, and just for fun since I wondered how hard it would be to see what the responses were like from Muslim leaders post-9/11 I found these nifty statements from a few major players in the region. I could probably keep going, what's the next tragedy that you think no one condemned? Or are you ready to admit you were wrong?






And the guy who lead the PLO, pretty important guy IMO.



2) Again, vibez and feels don't really matter. On average a trans person would experience more hate crimes in Alabama than in Michigan. Those are the facts. Your perception of how someone feels does not really matter when you look at the stats.

3) I think Colorado is a capable adult and is able to see what has happened since 2001 and on. Theocracies of any religion suck, I'm sure you would agree with me on that.

4) You don't even understand what intifada means lol. It's used as a rebellion/resistance slogan against imperialism. Globalize the intifada is a movement towards ending imperialism. Just like how the saying "black lives matter" doesn't mean that white lives matter any less. Of course there is going to be extremists or others that abuse the saying, just like how the BLM Org grifted a bunch of money. Other guys? You mean the videos of random insane brown people on the streets from various years that are supposed to represent Muslim's everywhere? Do we really want to play the "here's a video of a guy saying some insane shit, therefore every person in that religion believes this"? If you are that scared or concerned about what some mentally ill people say on a YouTube video, how do you leave your house everyday thinking that at any moment those scary people could jump out?

Back after a few days away for my 40th birthday. We can bounce this ping pong ball back and forth for days, but I'm not way off base and this isn't the slam dunk you think you have.

Colorado admitted they wouldn't feel safe walking into a Catholic church or a mosque, somewhat dodging the question altogether because it's equating the same level of physical danger to someone who is trans in both scenarios. I strongly disagree.

And in spite of your crime stats from Dearborn and Birmingham, Colorado hasn't come out and said they would rather live in one or the other which says something.

 

[Polish Leppy 22]

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This is what being conquered by illegal invaders looks like.

1) Point out who in this pic is illegal and how you know.

2) All marches and flags aren't created equal.

3) It is concerning when people are waving flags representing a religion that has a tendency to conflict with US law and culture.

4) No one from Ireland or its Catholic religion has any history of global terrorism in the past 25 years.

See the difference?

 

[ColoradoIrish]

Back after a few days away for my 40th birthday. We can bounce this ping pong ball back and forth for days, but I'm not way off base and this isn't the slam dunk you think you have.

Colorado admitted they wouldn't feel safe walking into a Catholic church or a mosque, somewhat dodging the question altogether because it's equating the same level of physical danger to someone who is trans in both scenarios. I strongly disagree.

And in spite of your crime stats from Dearborn and Birmingham, Colorado hasn't come out and said they would rather live in one or the other which says something.

Happy belated birthday, hope it was good one!

I'd live in Dearborn over Birmingham.

 

[TorontoGold]

Back after a few days away for my 40th birthday. We can bounce this ping pong ball back and forth for days, but I'm not way off base and this isn't the slam dunk you think you have.

Colorado admitted they wouldn't feel safe walking into a Catholic church or a mosque, somewhat dodging the question altogether because it's equating the same level of physical danger to someone who is trans in both scenarios. I strongly disagree.

And in spite of your crime stats from Dearborn and Birmingham, Colorado hasn't come out and said they would rather live in one or the other which says something.

Let's leave the emotion out of it. Really simple questions for you;

Is there higher related gender identity crimes in Alabama or Michigan?

Did Muslim leaders condemn terrorist attacks?

 

[LifelongFan]

1) Point out who in this pic is illegal and how you know.

2) All marches and flags aren't created equal.

3) It is concerning when people are waving flags representing a religion that has a tendency to conflict with US law and culture.

4) No one from Ireland or its Catholic religion has any history of global terrorism in the past 25 years.

See the difference?

Point out who in the first pic is illegal lmao

 

[SeekNDestroy]

1) Point out who in this pic is illegal and how you know.

2) All marches and flags aren't created equal.

3) It is concerning when people are waving flags representing a religion that has a tendency to conflict with US law and culture.

4) No one from Ireland or its Catholic religion has any history of global terrorism in the past 25 years.

See the difference?

1) It was sarcasm
2) It was sarcasm
3) Irish Catholicism advocates for public drunkenness, disloyalty to America, and violent gangs.
4) Yes, sarcasm