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Post subject: Re: Some "Red Necks" may have contributed to Ft. Hood
Posted: 06 Nov 2009 18:41 pm

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There is no way we can possible win in Afghanistan, we have too many in this country who sympathize with the enemy.


you know I do actually agree with this, I think that America will no longer be able to win a war, not because we don't have the strength to, because we certainly do, but because the American public no longer has the will to fight. I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing.
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Post subject: Re: Some "Red Necks" may have contributed to Ft. H
Posted: 06 Nov 2009 18:47 pm

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An apartment complex manager says the man accused of opening fire at Fort Hood, Texas recently had a religious bumper sticker torn off his car.

The manager, John Thompson, says a fellow soldier allegedly keyed Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan's car and ripped up the bumper sticker. Thompson says the soldier had been to Iraq and was upset to learn Hasan was Muslim.

Thompson, who manages the Killeen, Texas complex where Hasan lives, says the bumper sticker read: "Allah is Love." In Arabic, Allah means God.

A report filed on Aug. 16 with Killeen police says Hasan's car had been scratched causing $1,000 worth of damage. The report says an Army employee had been arrested. It didn't provide more details about what happened


So! Some Army radical "red necks" may have contributed to the killers state of mind.

If you were the judge, what kind of punishment would you hand out to the soldier who keyed Husam's car?
Would you release his name? Should the Army keep the guy?


are you Exclamation serious? Why are people trying to justify what this nut job did? If someone keyed his car he should punished in the way people are normally punished for keying someone's car. HAving your car keyed is not a legit reason to start killing people.


There is a difference between observing that something "contributed to the killer's state of mind" and "justifying what he did".

It's called nuance. Use that part of your brain that is capable of processing it.
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Post subject: Re: Some "Red Necks" may have contributed to Ft. Hood
Posted: 06 Nov 2009 18:53 pm

Dirk_Richter wrote

So let me see if I have this correct...a muslim cultist has a bumper sticker on his car that reads "Allah Is Love", said bumper sticker is ripped off and said car is keyed. Said muslim cultist decides the proper response is to kill people while screaming Alluha Akbar "Allah Is Great"

There is a reason you don't let child molesters around children, and there is a reason you don't let muslims around civilized people.


With that attitude, I can tell you wouldn't know civilized if it bit you in the ---. That's the same attitude Hitler had toward Jews.

So what would be next for Muslims if you ran the world, Dirk? Concentration camps?


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Post subject: Re: Some "Red Necks" may have contributed to Ft. H
Posted: 06 Nov 2009 18:54 pm

Tommy_STL wrote

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An apartment complex manager says the man accused of opening fire at Fort Hood, Texas recently had a religious bumper sticker torn off his car.

The manager, John Thompson, says a fellow soldier allegedly keyed Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan's car and ripped up the bumper sticker. Thompson says the soldier had been to Iraq and was upset to learn Hasan was Muslim.

Thompson, who manages the Killeen, Texas complex where Hasan lives, says the bumper sticker read: "Allah is Love." In Arabic, Allah means God.

A report filed on Aug. 16 with Killeen police says Hasan's car had been scratched causing $1,000 worth of damage. The report says an Army employee had been arrested. It didn't provide more details about what happened


So! Some Army radical "red necks" may have contributed to the killers state of mind.

If you were the judge, what kind of punishment would you hand out to the soldier who keyed Husam's car?
Would you release his name? Should the Army keep the guy?


are you Exclamation serious? Why are people trying to justify what this nut job did? If someone keyed his car he should punished in the way people are normally punished for keying someone's car. HAving your car keyed is not a legit reason to start killing people.


There is a difference between observing that something "contributed to the killer's state of mind" and "justifying what he did".

It's called nuance. Use that part of your brain that is capable of processing it.


Ironic coming from you. He's blaming someone who keyed his car for being a muslim for contributing to him being a radical muslim. He's trying to change the story from radical muslims are bad to stupid kids who don't like muslims are bad. Maybe both might be true, but a little perspective is needed to remember that one is a scratch in a car and the other is 19 empty seats at the family dinner table.
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Post subject: Re: Some "Red Necks" may have contributed to Ft. H
Posted: 06 Nov 2009 19:02 pm

99 problems wrote

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99 problems wrote

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An apartment complex manager says the man accused of opening fire at Fort Hood, Texas recently had a religious bumper sticker torn off his car.

The manager, John Thompson, says a fellow soldier allegedly keyed Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan's car and ripped up the bumper sticker. Thompson says the soldier had been to Iraq and was upset to learn Hasan was Muslim.

Thompson, who manages the Killeen, Texas complex where Hasan lives, says the bumper sticker read: "Allah is Love." In Arabic, Allah means God.

A report filed on Aug. 16 with Killeen police says Hasan's car had been scratched causing $1,000 worth of damage. The report says an Army employee had been arrested. It didn't provide more details about what happened


So! Some Army radical "red necks" may have contributed to the killers state of mind.

If you were the judge, what kind of punishment would you hand out to the soldier who keyed Husam's car?
Would you release his name? Should the Army keep the guy?


are you Exclamation serious? Why are people trying to justify what this nut job did? If someone keyed his car he should punished in the way people are normally punished for keying someone's car. HAving your car keyed is not a legit reason to start killing people.


There is a difference between observing that something "contributed to the killer's state of mind" and "justifying what he did".

It's called nuance. Use that part of your brain that is capable of processing it.


Ironic coming from you. He's blaming someone who keyed his car for being a muslim for contributing to him being a radical muslim. He's trying to change the story from radical muslims are bad to stupid kids who don't like muslims are bad. Maybe both might be true, but a little perspective is needed to remember that one is a scratch in a car and the other is 19 empty seats at the family dinner table.


So if I tell you that Timothy McVeigh wrote this letter to a friend, am I justifying the Oklahoma City Bombing, or just remarking on what his state of mind might have been leading up to the bombing? Or is this different, because McVeigh wasn't a Muslim?

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McVeigh declared that:
“ Those who betray or subvert the Constitution are guilty of sedition and/or treason, are domestic enemies and should and will be punished accordingly.

It also stands to reason that anyone who sympathizes with the enemy or gives aid or comfort to said enemy is likewise guilty. I have sworn to uphold and defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic and I will. And I will because not only did I swear to, but I believe in what it stands for in every bit of my heart, soul and being.

I know in my heart that I am right in my struggle, Steve. I have come to peace with myself, my God and my cause. Blood will flow in the streets, Steve. Good vs. Evil. Free Men vs. Socialist Wannabe Slaves. Pray it is not your blood, my friend."

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Post subject: Re: Some "Red Necks" may have contributed to Ft. Hood
Posted: 06 Nov 2009 19:08 pm

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Wow, look at the predictable states of denials from the rightwingers on here. The act of ripping the sticker off and keying the car was religious and racist bigotry. Hasan sounds like he was already headed toward nutsville, this could have pushed him over the edge. What he did is deplorable and he'll get what's coming to him. The acts done to him 3 mos. ago were hardly just 3rd degree vandalism. There was pure hate behind them, too. The story gets sadder and more tragic by the hour.


So this is justification for killing innocent people??? If everyone who has been made fun of went out and killed people like this guy did, there would be many people left. Stop making excuses for him.


I'm not excusing him at all, nor will I excuse the redneck good ol' boys who vandalized his car in a bigoted attack on him--the point should not be ignored, it may have pushed an already unstable guy over the edge.
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Post subject: Re: Some "Red Necks" may have contributed to Ft. Hood
Posted: 06 Nov 2009 19:10 pm

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alstl wrote


There is no way we can possible win in Afghanistan, we have too many in this country who sympathize with the enemy.


you know I do actually agree with this, I think that America will no longer be able to win a war, not because we don't have the strength to, because we certainly do, but because the American public no longer has the will to fight. I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing.



Or maybe because, after 8 long years of war, with little to show for it, people are simply drained.
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Posted: 06 Nov 2009 19:16 pm

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Sounds like the war veteran was somewhat vindicated.

BTW, why is it ok to say 'red necks' and not 'rag heads'?


it's because "red necks" are white.

and white people aren't offended by it.


And some blacks aren't offended by being called the n word.


Ni*gga please!
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Posted: 06 Nov 2009 19:42 pm

JohnDenny wrote

Sounds like the war veteran was somewhat vindicated.

BTW, why is it ok to say 'red necks' and not 'rag heads'?


Why is ok to call Islam a cult but calling Christianity a cult is out of line?
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Posted: 06 Nov 2009 19:52 pm

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JohnDenny wrote

Sounds like the war veteran was somewhat vindicated.

BTW, why is it ok to say 'red necks' and not 'rag heads'?


Why is ok to call Islam a cult but calling Christianity a cult is out of line?


That's because the Christnuts are delusional and are only denying the truth that their god and religion are purely mythical.

People don't realize that it is simply a PALESTINIAN religion that represents an area that's less than 1% of the world population and somehow they speak for the ENTIRE planet??!?? INSANITY!!

There are no contempary historical records that show Jesus, Moses, or ANY of the characters in the bible EVER existed! Just like the characters in other religious books like The Book of Certitude, Lotus Sutra, Adi Granth, Kojiki, Tao Te Ching, etc. they don't have corroborating historical documents to show they acually even existed much less godly.

Christians are also too ignorant to know that the gods Mithras, Dionysis, and Osiris all came BEFORE Jesus and were also resurrected, of virgin birth, blood sacrifice, etc. It's obvious the entire story of Jesus is mythical and was copied from gods before him which why Christianity is crashing all over the western world, 80% of churches are shrinking, and Christianity will be a minority in America by 2040 and is already a minority in much of Europe.

www.JesusNEVERexisted.com


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Posted: 06 Nov 2009 19:55 pm

Thundersnow wrote

Jerkherky wrote

JohnDenny wrote

Sounds like the war veteran was somewhat vindicated.

BTW, why is it ok to say 'red necks' and not 'rag heads'?


Why is ok to call Islam a cult but calling Christianity a cult is out of line?


That's because the Christnuts are delusional and are only denying the truth that their god and religion is purely mythical.

People don't realize that it is simply a PALESTINIAN religion that represents an area that's less than 1% of the world population and somehow they speak for the ENTIRE planet??!?? INSANITY!!

There are no contempary historical records that show Jesus, Moses, or ANY of the characters in the bible EVER existed! Just like the characters in other religious books like The Book of Certitude, Lotus Sutra, Adi Granth, Kojiki, Tao Te Ching, etc. they don't have corroborating historical documents to show they acually even existed much less godly.

Christians are also too ignorant to know that the gods Mithras, Dionysis, and Osiris all came BEFORE Jesus and were also resurrected, of virgin birth, blood sacrifice, etc. It's obvious the entire story of Jesus is mythical and was copied from gods before him which why Christianity is crashing all over the western world, 80% of churches are shrinking, and Christianity will be a minority in America by 2040 and is already a minority in much of Europe.

www.JesusNEVERexisted.com


The belief that he was God didn't even come around until he around until Council of Nicea.
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Posted: 06 Nov 2009 20:04 pm

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The belief that he was God didn't even come around until he around until Council of Nicea.


And they just made that part up along with most of the rest of the bible just to satisfy their agenda of power, control, and subjugating and enslaving people which is exactly what Christianity did for many hundreds of years!!

They also re-wrote the bible according to Constantine's wishes so he would FORCEFULLY spread the religion. This is the most OBVIOUS SCAM that I cannot believe any educated person would believe it!!

Einstein, Thomas Jefferson, Thomas Edison, Steven Hawking, and Benjamin Franklin all were not/are not Christians because they KNEW the historical evidence does NOT support the fairly tale bible!
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