Islam Religion of Peace

[YoUDeeMan]

Saw a stat that black people kill more black people every 6 months than the KKK did in 86 years.

POW

That's none of YOUR business, Whitey!

[CID1990]

POW

That's none of YOUR business, Whitey!

If Im a black dude Im more afraid of the black dude on the next corner than I am of a couple rednecks in Aynor, SC who ride mopeds on account of their 5th and 6th DUIs, repectively

[mrklean]

Black people kill themselves. This is noted. But white people go whole sell of killing people.

American Civil War.
Spanish American War
WWI: Hitler and Stalin were such Boy Scouts....lol
WWII
First Gulf War
Second Gulf War.....we are still looking for WMD's.

IF we can make a profit, lets start a war!!!!!!!!!

[CID1990]

Black people kill themselves. This is noted. But white people go whole sell of killing people.

American Civil War.
Spanish American War
WWI: Hitler and Stalin were such Boy Scouts....lol
WWII
First Gulf War
Second Gulf War.....we are still looking for WMD's.

IF we can make a profit, lets start a war!!!!!!!!!

Just another example of how the white boys just do it better, Klean

[mrklean]

Black people kill themselves. This is noted. But white people go whole sell of killing people.

American Civil War.
Spanish American War
WWI: Hitler and Stalin were such Boy Scouts....lol
WWII
First Gulf War
Second Gulf War.....we are still looking for WMD's.

IF we can make a profit, lets start a war!!!!!!!!!

Just another example of how the white boys just do it better, Klean

Yeah, you right about that.

[Ibanez]

Black people kill themselves. This is noted. But white people go whole sell of killing people.

American Civil War.
Spanish American War
WWI: Hitler and Stalin were such Boy Scouts....lol
WWII
First Gulf War
Second Gulf War.....we are still looking for WMD's.

IF we can make a profit, lets start a war!!!!!!!!!

What is "whole sell?"
Are you trying to say "wholesale?"

Ignorant dingleberry

[travelinman67]

Speaks volumes...

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2015/02 ... l-muslims/

[YoUDeeMan]

Speaks volumes...

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2015/02 ... l-muslims/

Another dumb, untalented, self-proclaimed, "artist," decides to put his graffiti on someone's wall and gets beat up for his effort. Surprise.

Oh, and there were Muslins involved.

[travelinman67]

Speaks volumes...

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2015/02 ... l-muslims/

Another dumb, untalented, self-proclaimed, "artist," decides to put his graffiti on someone's wall and gets beat up for his effort. Surprise.

Oh, and there were Muslins involved.

Not the reason.

Ragheads offended by sharing their space with Jews and Christians.

Nice spin, Brian Williams.

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

Speaking of Brian Williams............has D1B retired lately?

[travelinman67]

Speaking of Brian Williams............has D1B retired lately?

He quiets a few days into the month...

Meds take 5-6 days to kick in

[andy7171]

Speaking of Brian Williams............has D1B retired lately?

http://dailycaller.com/2015/02/11/progr ... a-ignores/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[Skjellyfetti]

Why do you think he was the dude was a "progressive"?

[travelinman67]

Why do you think he was the dude was a "progressive"?

He lies=Progressive

Next

[kalm]

Why do you think he was the dude was a "progressive"?

He lies=Progressive

Next

Speaking of meds...

[Skjellyfetti]

Yusor Abu-Salha, one of the three students killed in a Tuesday night shooting in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, had just months earlier recorded an interview with StoryCorps, in which she described her profound love for America and the experience of growing up Muslim-American.

North Carolina Public Radio posted part of the conversation on Thursday, following the death of Abu-Salha, who was 21, and two other young students, all Muslim:

"Growing up in America has been such a blessing," Abu-Salha said, acknowledging that she still stands out because of the hijab she wears on her head. "There's still so many ways that I feel so embedded in the fabric that is our culture. That's the beautiful thing here." She added, "It doesn't matter where you come from. There's so many different people from so many different places of different backgrounds and religions. But here we're all one — one culture."

http://www.vox.com/2015/2/12/8026635/ch ... storycorps" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[YoUDeeMan]

Another dumb, untalented, self-proclaimed, "artist," decides to put his graffiti on someone's wall and gets beat up for his effort. Surprise.

Oh, and there were Muslins involved.

Not the reason.

Ragheads offended by sharing their space with Jews and Christians.

Nice spin, Brian Williams.

And how does that refute what I posted?

[YoUDeeMan]

Yusor Abu-Salha, one of the three students killed in a Tuesday night shooting in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, had just months earlier recorded an interview with StoryCorps, in which she described her profound love for America and the experience of growing up Muslim-American.

North Carolina Public Radio posted part of the conversation on Thursday, following the death of Abu-Salha, who was 21, and two other young students, all Muslim:

"Growing up in America has been such a blessing," Abu-Salha said, acknowledging that she still stands out because of the hijab she wears on her head. "There's still so many ways that I feel so embedded in the fabric that is our culture. That's the beautiful thing here." She added, "It doesn't matter where you come from. There's so many different people from so many different places of different backgrounds and religions. But here we're all one — one culture."

http://www.vox.com/2015/2/12/8026635/ch ... storycorps" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

She surely experienced some Goddamned American culture, alright, Chicago style...but she could have received the same treatment just about anywhere in the Middle East these days..

BTW, someone should make hijabs out of Kevlar. Profit Benjamin versus Prophet Mohammed.

[kalm]

Speaking of peace and getting the bad guys...

(1) The U.S. media just got done deluging the American public with mournful stories about the Jordanian soldier, Moaz al-Kasasbeh, making him a household name. As is often the case for victims of America’s adversaries, the victim is intensely humanized. The public learns all sorts of details about their lives, hears from their grieving family members, wallows in the tragedy of their death.

By stark contrast, I’d be willing to bet that the name “Mohammed Tuaiman al-Jahmi” is never uttered on mainstream American television. Most Americans, by design, will have no idea that their government just burned a 13-year-old boy to death and then claimed he was a Terrorist. If they do know, the boy will be kept hidden, dehumanized, nameless, without the aspirations or dreams or grieving parents on display for victims of America’s adversaries (just as Americans were swamped with stories about an Iranian-American journalist detained in Iran for two months, Roxana Saberi, while having no idea that their own government imprisoned an Al Jazeera photojournalist, Sami al-Haj, in Guantanamo for seven years without charges).

(3) The next time there’s a violent attack on the west by a Muslim, and journalists immediately declare that Islam is the culprit and set out to demonize those who suggest it might be “blowback,” perhaps this incident can be remembered. Does one really need to blame a radical version of religious dogma to understand why people get really angry when they hear – yet again – that the children of their nation have been extinguished – incinerated – by another American drone?

In fact, if it were the case that this 13-year-old boy were a “member of AQAP,” is it hard to understand why? Do we need to resort to claims that some primitive, inscrutable religion is to blame, or does this, from the Guardian article, make more sense:

When the Guardian interviewed Mohammed last September, he spoke of his anger towards the US government for killing his father. “They tell us that these drones come from bases in Saudi Arabia and also from bases in the Yemeni seas and America sends them to kill terrorists, but they always kill innocent people. But we don’t know why they are killing us.

“In their eyes, we don’t deserve to live like people in the rest of the world and we don’t have feelings or emotions or cry or feel pain like all the other humans around the world.”

https://firstlook.org/theintercept/2015 ... u-s-drone/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[YoUDeeMan]

Remember, anyone old enough to carry a gun and who gets killed by our drones is, by Obama's definition, an, "enemy combatant."

[kalm]

Remember, anyone old enough to carry a gun and who gets killed by our drones is, by Obama's definition, an, "enemy combatant."

Without due process, even if they're a US citizen.

[BDKJMU]

Remember, anyone old enough to carry a gun and who gets killed by our drones is, by Obama's definition, an, "enemy combatant."

Without due process, even if they're a US citizen.

Enemy fighters in a war zone taking up arms against the U.S. aren't entitled to due process, no matter where they are born.

[JohnStOnge]

Most Americans, by design, will have no idea that their government just burned a 13-year-old boy to death and then claimed he was a Terrorist.

From the article you linked:

That NYT article did cite what it called “a member of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula” (AQAP), who provided the names of the three victims, one of whom was “Mohammed Toiman al-Jahmi, a Yemeni teenager whose father and brother were previously killed in American drone strikes.” The article added that “the Qaeda member did not know Mr. Jahmi’s age but said he was a member of the terrorist group.”

In other words, he was indeed what we have come to describe as "a terrorist."

Look, trying to equate a drone strike designed to take out the enemy to capturing somebody, sticking them in a cage, dousing them with a flammable liquid, then setting them on fire is absurd.

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

[houndawg]

Most Americans, by design, will have no idea that their government just burned a 13-year-old boy to death and then claimed he was a Terrorist.

From the article you linked:

That NYT article did cite what it called “a member of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula” (AQAP), who provided the names of the three victims, one of whom was “Mohammed Toiman al-Jahmi, a Yemeni teenager whose father and brother were previously killed in American drone strikes.” The article added that “the Qaeda member did not know Mr. Jahmi’s age but said he was a member of the terrorist group.”

In other words, he was indeed what we have come to describe as "a terrorist."

Look, trying to equate a drone strike designed to take out the enemy to capturing somebody, sticking them in a cage, dousing them with a flammable liquid, then setting them on fire is absurd.

"He lives in a different and he isn't white."

Either way, civilians go up in flames.