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Milk Sheikh
14th March 2011, 12:32
While non-Muslims justify these types of actions . . .
http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2011-03-08/news/28668053_1_sikh-community-bias-motivation-muslim-civil-rights-group
RGacky3
14th March 2011, 12:35
You really are a one trick pony. Are you really thinking your gonna convince anyone here that Muslims are soo much cooler and more ethical than everyone else? (especially hindus), rather than the reality, i.e. everyone thinking your a clown.
hatzel
14th March 2011, 13:22
Yeah, I see sooooo many non-Muslims justifying this one...those Sikhs in particular are just like 'yeah, it's cool to attack the minorities, bro!' :thumbup: Or maybe if we could just trash this thread - as long as that wouldn't constitute 'defaming Muslims' - I'd be pretty pleased :)
Milk Sheikh
14th March 2011, 13:24
You really are a one trick pony. Are you really thinking your gonna convince anyone here that Muslims are soo much cooler and more ethical than everyone else? (especially hindus), rather than the reality, i.e. everyone thinking your a clown.
I am not trying to convince anybody of anything. I am simply posting news of interest, since this is unheard of. Normally, ethnic groups stick to their own and do not care about anyone else who gets hurt. This news seems peculiar in this regard.
RGacky3
14th March 2011, 13:26
Normally, ethnic groups stick to their own and do not care about anyone else who gets hurt.
Do you not see any irony in your saying that?
Milk Sheikh
14th March 2011, 13:27
Yeah, I see sooooo many non-Muslims justifying this one...those Sikhs in particular are just like 'yeah, it's cool to attack the minorities, bro!' :thumbup: Or maybe if we could just trash this thread - as long as that wouldn't constitute 'defaming Muslims' - I'd be pretty pleased :)
I am not kidding; this is serious. When my Hindu friends hear about attacks against Sikhs and Hindus, their predictable response is: don't blame the racists. It's because of Muslims we're being attacked (since they mistake us for Muslims).
This is their logic; they blame Muslims rather than the racists who perpetrate these attacks.
Milk Sheikh
14th March 2011, 13:27
Do you not see any irony in your saying that?
Not really ... unless you're assuming I am Muslim, which I am not.
RGacky3
14th March 2011, 13:28
I am not kidding; this is serious. When my Hindu friends hear about attacks against Sikhs and Hindus, their predictable response is: don't blame the racists. It's because of Muslims we're being attacked (since they mistake us for Muslims).
This is their logic; they blame Muslims rather than the racists who perpetrate these attacks.
Its interesting that all the Hindus you know are assholes, yet all the Muslims you know are awesome.
Not really ... unless you're assuming I am Muslim, which I am not.
Are you Hindu? And if so why are you part of such an unspiritual evil religion that hurts people and loves discrimination?
Milk Sheikh
14th March 2011, 13:31
Its interesting that all the Hindus you know are assholes, yet all the Muslims you know are awesome.
Are you Hindu? And if so why are you part of such an unspiritual evil religion that hurts people and loves discrimination?
I was born Hindu, never said I was a practicing one.
RGacky3
14th March 2011, 13:34
Well obviously you have a hardon for everything muslim, and hate hinduism, so if your not muslim, your a great preacher for it.
Viet Minh
14th March 2011, 13:35
Well there you have it, different ethnic religious groups working together against racism, talking civilly and making progressive change. Let that be an example to you revleft :rolleyes:
Milk Sheikh
14th March 2011, 13:36
Well obviously you have a hardon for everything muslim, and hate hinduism, so if your not muslim, your a great preacher for it.
When did I preach the Islamic religion? Please don't lie. I was only talking about general behavioral patterns of various communities. And I have to conclude that Muslims are more civilized than the rest.
Jimmie Higgins
14th March 2011, 13:41
I am not kidding; this is serious. When my Hindu friends hear about attacks against Sikhs and Hindus, their predictable response is: don't blame the racists. It's because of Muslims we're being attacked (since they mistake us for Muslims).
This is their logic; they blame Muslims rather than the racists who perpetrate these attacks.On the flip side why blame an entire religious group and not the increasing mainstream legitimacy of Hindu Nationalism, the use of anti-Muslim rhetoric of people in the government or just the bigoted views of the people who say these things?
RGacky3
14th March 2011, 13:51
And I have to conclude that Muslims are more civilized than the rest.
Absolutely, your making my case.
BTW,
http://data6.blog.de/media/978/4865978_fa3396d201_l.jpeg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stoning#Usage_today
hatzel
14th March 2011, 13:56
if your not muslim, your a great preacher for it.
Great preacher, literally terrible preacher, same ol' same ol'...:rolleyes:
Well there you have it, different ethnic religious groups working together against racism, talking civilly and making progressive change.
We've been doing that for ages, brooooo :)
Che a chara
14th March 2011, 15:06
I was beginning to give Milk Sheikh the benefit of the doubt about his agenda on here, but evidence is building up to prove otherwise.
Milk, you have used this forum more than once to put the Islamic religion on a pedestal. then only yesterday you came out with this:
Militant atheism is inevitable, and religious folks must stop complaining. For centuries upon centuries, religion has mingled with practically everything - social life, politics, arts, science, you name it. Religion was the king, so to speak, and its word was undisputed.
Now things are changing, and religious people are complaining about not being able to discriminate against others anymore. That's what this whole thing is about: religious folks want a free pass.
Not gonna happen. Religion is the greatest curse upon humanity; even capitalism isn't half as bad. Even in capitalism, at least changes can be made, reforms can be done, there is something for the workers, some hope or happiness. In religion, there is torture and threat of force, no freedom, no equality, nothing. It's so irrational and uncompromising in its views that even capitalism looks benign by contrast.
You're either a poor wind-up, an Islamic propagandist or a 'self hating' Hindu :lol: Come on dude ....give it up or come clean ....
Viet Minh
14th March 2011, 15:38
I was beginning to give Milk Sheikh the benefit of the doubt about his agenda on here, but evidence is building up to prove otherwise.
Milk, you have used this forum more than once to put the Islamic religion on a pedestal. then only yesterday you came out with this:
You're either a poor wind-up, an Islamic propagandist or a 'self hating' Hindu :lol: Come on dude ....give it up or come clean ....
I took the view he might be a Hindu extremist, playing a strawman to incite anti Muslim sentiment. Whatever the case if he just dropped the religious agenda (whatever that may be) he is a valuable and interesting poster. :thumbup1: And if he's trolling then he's damn good at it, respect!! :thumbup:
Milk Sheikh
14th March 2011, 15:50
I took the view he might be a Hindu extremist, playing a strawman to incite anti Muslim sentiment. Whatever the case if he just dropped the religious agenda (whatever that may be) he is a valuable and interesting poster. :thumbup1: And if he's trolling then he's damn good at it, respect!! :thumbup:
I am against religion, when did I ever say I love any religion? Why is it people here lie about this again and again? I never once said I loved or followed any particular religion. I've only said good things about the behavior of Muslims, never once did I quote the Koran and praise anything therein.
Viet Minh
14th March 2011, 16:05
I am against religion, when did I ever say I love any religion? Why is it people here lie about this again and again? I never once said I loved or followed any particular religion. I've only said good things about the behavior of Muslims, never once did I quote the Koran and praise anything therein.
Ok no problem. I wasn't lying though, I just said I thought that may be where you were coming from.
RGacky3
14th March 2011, 18:57
Ok your against all religion .... HOWEVER ......
And I have to conclude that Muslims are more civilized than the rest.
Milk Sheikh
14th March 2011, 19:11
Ok your against all religion .... HOWEVER ......
So? Did I say Islam is a better religion than the rest? That would be favoring one religion over the other. I am talking about the Muslim community, not the nuances of Islamic theology.
RGacky3
14th March 2011, 19:21
So? Did I say Islam is a better religion than the rest? That would be favoring one religion over the other. I am talking about the Muslim community, not the nuances of Islamic theology.
So the Muslim community is better than everyone else, and what they have in common is ...... ISLAM?
DO you know you stupid you sound? Islam is'nt better than other religions, its just that muslims are better.
Milk Sheikh
14th March 2011, 19:26
So the Muslim community is better than everyone else, and what they have in common is ...... ISLAM?
DO you know you stupid you sound? Islam is'nt better than other religions, its just that muslims are better.
Since you find it hard to understand, let me explain this with an example. Let's say I know hundreds of capitalists, all of whom display exemplary behavior. I come to the conclusion that they're all good human beings, regardless of what I may personally feel about capitalism as a system. See where I am going with this?
RGacky3
14th March 2011, 19:34
Let's say I know hundreds of capitalists, all of whom display exemplary behavior. I come to the conclusion that they're all good human beings, regardless of what I may personally feel about capitalism as a system. See where I am going with this?
Lets say you selectively pick out certain stories to try and paint a certain group to be extra ordinary while ignoring gaint other factors that play in and ignore that the same stuff happens in other groups.
Thats an idiotic example, because lots of people are good human beings, and if your trying to make some sort of ethnic or religious corrolation or even class corrolation then somethings wrong with you.
Your whole point here seams to be that muslims are better as a people (except that their defining factor, their religion, somehow does'nt play into it), and you ignore some facts while you embrase others.
danyboy27
14th March 2011, 19:37
Since you find it hard to understand, let me explain this with an example. Let's say I know hundreds of capitalists, all of whom display exemplary behavior. I come to the conclusion that they're all good human beings, regardless of what I may personally feel about capitalism as a system. See where I am going with this?
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! NOT THIS SHIT AGAIN!
Your personnal experience with a particular group dosnt mean jack shit when evaluating a group of a fews millions peoples.
What would you have said if you met several muslim who acted like a bunch of fanatic nuts, would you have came to the conclusion that muslim where generally bad?
dude, your behavior is similar to racism, and this is scary.
Milk Sheikh
14th March 2011, 19:38
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! NOT THIS SHIT AGAIN!
Your personnal experience with a particular group dosnt mean jack shit when evaluating a group of a fews millions peoples.
What would you have said if you met several muslim who acted like a bunch of fanatic nuts, would you have came to the conclusion that muslim where generally bad?
dude, your behavior is similar to racism, and this is scary.
I am talking about patterns; that's all. Second, generalizing based on good qualities is always a good thing. Forgive me for trying to see the good in everyone.
RGacky3
14th March 2011, 19:41
Forgive me for trying to see the good in everyone.
Except for hindus and other non Muslims, quit digging your hole.
danyboy27
14th March 2011, 19:47
I am talking about patterns; that's all. Second, generalizing based on good qualities is always a good thing. Forgive me for trying to see the good in everyone.
there is a difference between aknowledging a good action coming from a certain group and generalizing based on an action taken by a particular group.
Dimentio
14th March 2011, 19:59
You are probably the eight or seventh strangest individual I've encountered, Milky.
manic expression
14th March 2011, 20:20
Forgive me for trying to see the good in everyone.Hmmm...I think I read that once in the Gita. :lol:
Milk Sheikh
15th March 2011, 04:15
You are probably the eight or seventh strangest individual I've encountered, Milky.
You don't go out much, do you?;)
ComradeMan
15th March 2011, 11:17
Re the OP- he just talks nonsense from start to finish.
1) Stop making sweeping generalisations.
2) Look at individuals not groups.
3) Learn about what you are talking about before you open your virtual mouth.
Dimentio
15th March 2011, 11:26
You don't go out much, do you?;)
I am like imagining you as some kind of Indian nerd who is playing MMORPG's, and is so detached from the productive process that you base your political values on what you subjectively find aesthetically appealing.
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