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Originally posted by Tifozi
Originally posted by THE_PROFESSIONAL
It is not just any book, it is sacred. Plus this would not have happened if we weren't raping murdering and pillaging in Afghanistan.
You know what people should consider more sacred than a book?
Life.
and then American soldiers burn their religion.
Originally posted by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi
Originally posted by Tifozi
Originally posted by THE_PROFESSIONAL
It is not just any book, it is sacred. Plus this would not have happened if we weren't raping murdering and pillaging in Afghanistan.
You know what people should consider more sacred than a book?
Life.
The Afghan people live in a hopeless warzone, and have been for some time. Blood is shed constantly every single day there, and death can come at any time. Their religion brings them faith to survive... and then American soldiers burn their religion.
Religion is life to these people.
Originally posted by caf1550
reply to post by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi
yea and before the americans were there the taliban was fighting the russians, who i would bet also burned there holy book,
just because there is a conflict going on over there doesn't give them the right to kill over a book no matter how sacred it is to them.
Originally posted by petrus4
I don't believe that anyone should deliberately antagonise Muslims, but at the same time, I'm becoming tired of their attitude. Implying that non-Muslims cannot burn the Qu'ran, is implying that all non-Muslims are actually required to live under at least some elements of Islamic law. If it was any other religious text in existence that was burned, this sort of rioting and unrest would not happen.
Muslims do not rule or own the entire planet. They need to stop behaving as though they do, or should. Part of me thinks that when this happened and Muslims rioted outside the NATO base, that rather than apologising, the NATO commander should have said that if Muslims were going to riot there, he would shoot the lot of them. The non-Islamic world should not always allow itself to be intimidated.
Originally posted by pikestaff
Originally posted by petrus4
I don't believe that anyone should deliberately antagonise Muslims, but at the same time, I'm becoming tired of their attitude. Implying that non-Muslims cannot burn the Qu'ran, is implying that all non-Muslims are actually required to live under at least some elements of Islamic law. If it was any other religious text in existence that was burned, this sort of rioting and unrest would not happen.
Muslims do not rule or own the entire planet. They need to stop behaving as though they do, or should. Part of me thinks that when this happened and Muslims rioted outside the NATO base, that rather than apologising, the NATO commander should have said that if Muslims were going to riot there, he would shoot the lot of them. The non-Islamic world should not always allow itself to be intimidated.
Muslims do that because stupid Christians let Muslims do it, all Christian countries bend over backwards to placate the rabid Muslims, read how Christians on this site get hysterical when Muslims are 'picked on' no one minds the Muslims and their Christianphobia.
Originally posted by WozaMeathed
I'd burn them Too And I would burn every other religious book like the Bible and every other book dedecated to a false god or prophet.
Religion and the followers of religious writings have been the cause of countless wars and billions of deaths since the day that they were written.
The sooner we destroy such books, the sooner we would all get along and the wars will stop.
BURN ALL RELIGIOUS BOOKS.
BURN, BURN, BURN.
edit on 23-2-2012 by WozaMeathed because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by pilot70
reply to post by THE_PROFESSIONAL
In my opinion that book is evil in the way it influences people, I would almost call it satanic ... burning it is a good solution ... it is poison to the human mind as evident in so many cases.
Book burning is usually not a good thing, but for that book I'd make an exception.