You never heard of the IRA?
Of course I have but I am being specific and asking about muslim terrorist groups. Of course I know of the IRA and all the cowardly acts that they performed. They were also a bunch of cowards like the muslim terrorists
You never heard of the IRA?
But when did Terrorism start being a common thing?
Did we have these problems in the 50s, 60s, and 70s? I know we had the thing in Munich in 1952 but what group was that? Was that an Islamist group?
Just seems after Sept. 11 a lot of this started to come to the surface, more then it had in the past, if that makes sense, or that we have become more media saturated and because of wide coverage more of these stories tend to get heard...
Just growing up in the 70s and 80s I never heard many of these kind of stories on the news..
Here is a clip of Bill Maher
And if you think ISIS' forces are full are people devoted to murdering others due to virulent religious beliefs, you are also mistaken--ISIS fighters recruited locally (rather than from Western countries) have typically joined up for mundane, practical reasons like needing a steady income, a place to live, and a sense of belonging.
Now a prominent member of Isis, Abaaoud first travelled to Syria last year - but seemingly not out of any great religious motivation.
Like many who travel to the so-called “Islamic State”, his actions appear to have been motivated more by a thirst for power, violence and unaccountability.
I do not believe there really are no go zones but there are Arab ghettos where police will not go without sufficient back up in place because the local Arab population is extremely hostile to the state.
The Belgian jihadi suspected of masterminding deadly attacks in Paris died along with his cousin in a police raid on a suburban apartment building, officials said Thursday.
Paris Prosecutor Francois Molins' office said 27-year-old Abdelhamid Abaaoud was identified based on skin samples, but authorities did not know how he died. His body was found in the apartment building targeted in the chaotic and bloody raid in the Paris suburb of Saint-Denis on Wednesday.
Three police officials say a woman who died in the raid was Abaaoud's cousin. One said Hasna Aitboulahcen is believed to have detonated a suicide vest after a brief conversation with police officers.
Here is a clip of Bill Maher
looooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
Yeah, I'm sure sidious is fully familiar with Maher's particular brand of Islamophobia already.
It is repugnant how you essentially suggest that the entire population of Salafists is bent on murdering everyone else, when those who actually commit terrorist acts or function as armed military combatants are so small in number. And you continually exaggerate how many Salafists there are in the first place. To what end, I do not know, but it is certainly rich for you to claim others are naive and ignorant when you can't get your basic facts straight.
The real naivete is in the subset of liberal-minded atheists who think there is something uniquely evil about Islam (or Salafism, if you want to be more specific). You suggest that Salafists cannot be reasoned with, so deep is their belief and devotion, but you don't ask how they came to have those beliefs in the first place. No one is born believing this way--it is learned. Under what circumstances is it learned? Many of the terrorists we have seen commit these acts were relatively recent converts. They didn't grow up believing everyone else was a kufir who deserved to die. They learned this. In other words, there is a competition for philosophical space in the minds of individuals, and for some of those individuals, rational Western thought and liberal social values lost to religious extremism. Addressing the causes of that sort of outcome is how you beat this kind of ideology in the long-term, at least as far as stopping groups like ISIS from recruiting from Western countries.
The spread of Salafism in the Middle East is a different kettle of fish, but again, it is not necessary to eliminate but to gradually soften the ideology and purge it of extreme elements that provide justification for mass murder.
And I will end by saying that you and people like you confuse impetus with justification. Islam (and religion in general) does not drive anyone to kill; it can only be warped to justify the acts of those who already want to kill. And if you think ISIS' forces are full are people devoted to murdering others due to virulent religious beliefs, you are also mistaken--ISIS fighters recruited locally (rather than from Western countries) have typically joined up for mundane, practical reasons like needing a steady income, a place to live, and a sense of belonging.
I do not believe there really are no go zones but there are Arab ghettos where police will not go without sufficient back up in place because the local Arab population is extremely hostile to the state.
Every ghetto is like that. It's how they become ghettos. It's not limited to ones that are majority Muslim.
Here is a clip of Bill Maher
looooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
Yeah, I'm sure sidious is fully familiar with Maher's particular brand of Islamophobia already.
It is repugnant how you essentially suggest that the entire population of Salafists is bent on murdering everyone else, when those who actually commit terrorist acts or function as armed military combatants are so small in number. And you continually exaggerate how many Salafists there are in the first place. To what end, I do not know, but it is certainly rich for you to claim others are naive and ignorant when you can't get your basic facts straight.
The real naivete is in the subset of liberal-minded atheists who think there is something uniquely evil about Islam (or Salafism, if you want to be more specific). You suggest that Salafists cannot be reasoned with, so deep is their belief and devotion, but you don't ask how they came to have those beliefs in the first place. No one is born believing this way--it is learned. Under what circumstances is it learned? Many of the terrorists we have seen commit these acts were relatively recent converts. They didn't grow up believing everyone else was a kufir who deserved to die. They learned this. In other words, there is a competition for philosophical space in the minds of individuals, and for some of those individuals, rational Western thought and liberal social values lost to religious extremism. Addressing the causes of that sort of outcome is how you beat this kind of ideology in the long-term, at least as far as stopping groups like ISIS from recruiting from Western countries.
The spread of Salafism in the Middle East is a different kettle of fish, but again, it is not necessary to eliminate but to gradually soften the ideology and purge it of extreme elements that provide justification for mass murder.
And I will end by saying that you and people like you confuse impetus with justification. Islam (and religion in general) does not drive anyone to kill; it can only be warped to justify the acts of those who already want to kill. And if you think ISIS' forces are full are people devoted to murdering others due to virulent religious beliefs, you are also mistaken--ISIS fighters recruited locally (rather than from Western countries) have typically joined up for mundane, practical reasons like needing a steady income, a place to live, and a sense of belonging.
Ok, I will chalk that one up to you only reading half of what people write and them assuming the rest because reading is just too difficult for you.
Also, you are completely clueless if you think Salafists can be reformed and have their "rougher edges sanded off". The other Muslims have been trying to do thst for the last 1000+ years and thst hasn't exactly worked. Maybe if you take it upon your self to go visit with them and talk to them you will finally be the one to convince them though. Why not give your theory a try, my brave internet warrior?
I do not believe there really are no go zones but there are Arab ghettos where police will not go without sufficient back up in place because the local Arab population is extremely hostile to the state.
Every ghetto is like that. It's how they become ghettos. It's not limited to ones that are majority Muslim.
No argument there on your broader point though the parallel informal legal system using sharia does seem different from your average American ghetto.
We are talking about in France. Also, I have been very specific that it is informal parallel "court" systems used by immigrant communities in France to avoid anyone getting in official trouble which might cause them to get deported. Not to be snide but you write very well and I am sure you could read my posts if you wanted to.
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