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Originally posted by pavil
I honestly don't know why you put up with such crap from people who obviously don't appreciate your country. Send them back to whatever hell-hole they came from. See how they like it "back home" rather than in the U.K.
Originally posted by Sherlock Holmes
I'm equally pissed off that our government invaded Afghanistan and Iraq, but we both have the vote, so there's no excuse here.
Originally posted by Yissachar1
reply to post by blupblup
Wanna bet?
Second
Originally posted by 3finjo
My apologies, I misunderstood your post. It reads a little like you don't know what poppy day is about hence my reply. Just trying to educate you dude. But ask yourself this - if the allies withdrew from Afganistan do you think it will stop the fundamentalists from their hate campaign? If you believe that then you clearly don't understand them.
Originally posted by blupblup
LOL.... yeah right, that's a good one.
Voting, protesting.... none of it matters.
Originally posted by blupblup
Over a million people marched against the proposed invasion of Iraq.... it did f*** all man.... it makes no difference, the government do what they want and then blame whoever they want.
Originally posted by blupblup
Just show some footage of an angry mob of Arabs burning flags every few days on the news.. and the next time a school or hospital is bombed.... it's not so bad...
Originally posted by blupblup
Originally posted by Bluebelle
While I agree that what happened was vile and uncalled for, Im slightly more worried by people's reactions to it and what it could lead to.
It will lead to nothing... much like the OP here, spouting about vengeance and "they will pay".... these are just angry people who need to let off steam... and people who are mainly all talk.
Much like the protesters.
I thought it was a bit bad that they burnt poppies.... but I also believe (If I'm correct) that this poppy day was supposedly for those troops fighting in Afghanistan.... so if they were burning it in protest to that, then fair enough man.
Originally posted by Yissachar1
In your eyes the only freedom of expression allowed is of your own pet cause..
I have unusual experiences..
Military.
Just like my ancestors who kept you safe and you would defend those who took a massive dump in their direction!
Originally posted by Sherlock Holmes
Your location says ''Michigan, USA''.
Please tell me how your Federal government or the State of Michigan deports citizens that express objectionable and incendiary views ?
Originally posted by Sherlock Holmes
reply to post by blupblup
Fair enough, you didn't actually lump all Muslims together. My apologies, if my previous post suggested that.
Originally posted by Sherlock Holmes
You seem to be grouping all ''Muslims'' in one particular bracket, and consequently you are as guilty of prejudice as everybody else who has boarded the anti-Islam train on this thread ( despite the fact that you're claiming to defend Muslims ).
What I was mainly referring to was the comment where you said: ''I could see why the Muslim protesters would be pissed off''.
By identifying them by their religion, it implies that their religion was a relevant factor in their disgruntlement with the actions of the UK government.
Why would the ''Muslim'' protesters be any more pissed off than the ''non--Muslim'' protesters on the day of this demonstration ?
Originally posted by blupblup
You actually accused me and then said I'm as guilty as anyone of prejudice... and the language was very accusatory too.... but hey, whatever.
Originally posted by blupblup
Well as bluebelle said up there, there were several banners about "Muslims" and so I'm guessing this protest was slightly religiously motivated too?
Originally posted by blupblup
I'm pretty sure this thread is about Muslim protesters right?
Originally posted by blupblup
I don't get what your point is...