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Re: Keep banging in the walls of fortress Europe!
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| Originally posted by Lira You know what? A great influx of Muslims would be culturally benefical to Europe (in fact, this is true to almost every "cultural fusion"). The legacy left in countries like Portugal and Spain is sure impressive. |
Re: Re: Keep banging in the walls of fortress Europe!
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| Originally posted by ::TranceVanDyk:: they'de rather wage a jihad against the perverted west. |
Re: Re: Re: Keep banging in the walls of fortress Europe!
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| Originally posted by shaolin_Z you're talking about a very small extreme minority here. that's not what your average joe is like. |
Re: Re: Re: Re: Keep banging in the walls of fortress Europe!
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| Originally posted by malek how dare you say that I was never in a muslim country, let alone two. |
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| Originally posted by Lira Malaysia: 53% Muslim 17% Buddist 12% Confucianism and Taoism 7% Hindi, 7% Christian, Sikh and Animism 20% is quite a fair amount of followers, since Buddhism had never had supremacy in Malaysia (it lived along with Hinduism). Besides, Islam arrived there in the 14th century, so it's quite well established. |
Lira, there is a difference between what a culture has left, to the actual effects the Muslum culture is having over in Spain or Portugal. I will talk about Spain, hence Ive been there... the Muslims, are, I dont want to sound harsh, but jeez, are sort of messing, bringing the country down... Currently. There's all this problems in France as well. There this fusion that DOES NOT work like it does in the America's. Europe is an old continent where each culture and ppl must live with their own.
Re: Re: Re: Keep banging in the walls of fortress Europe!
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| Originally posted by shaolin_Z you're talking about a very small extreme minority here. that's not what your average joe is like. |
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| Originally posted by Lira I think this is true to most "old worlds" and "new worlds". Brazil also integrates immigrants quite easily |
today a friends co-worker, who is muslim, started talking about that there's so many girls in montreal, and not enough men for them. He was dead serious, he started saying that these women have to be married and that polygamy is a good thing and how islam has the right answers for that problem bla blabla...
he wasn't joking around and was really serious about that.
like who the fuck appointed you to solve this problem? is it really a problem you sick fuck?!
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| Originally posted by ShadoWolf The Buddhists there are ethnic Chinese, who are now being persecuted by the Muslims. Many Chinese are leaving. |
Re: Re: Re: Re: Keep banging in the walls of fortress Europe!
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| Originally posted by LiquidX And that's the extreme minority that can be no longer a minority and spread easily.. |
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| Originally posted by ShadoWolf The Buddhists there are ethnic Chinese, who are now being persecuted by the Muslims. Many Chinese are leaving. |
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| Originally posted by LiquidX Lira, there is a difference between what a culture has left, to the actual effects the Muslum culture is having over in Spain or Portugal. I will talk about Spain, hence Ive been there... the Muslims, are, I dont want to sound harsh, but jeez, are sort of messing, bringing the country down... Currently. |
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| Originally posted by LiquidX There's all this problems in France as well. There this fusion that DOES NOT work like it does in the America's. Europe is an old continent where each culture and ppl must live with their own. |
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| Originally posted by LiquidX Then again, Brazil is probobly the only country in America as a whole that has so many muslims/Islam... there's a reason why Soap Operas such as "EL Clon" were done over there heh.. |

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| Originally posted by malek today a friends co-worker, who is muslim, started talking about that there's so many girls in montreal, and not enough men for them. He was dead serious, he started saying that these women have to be married and that polygamy is a good thing and how islam has the right answers for that problem bla blabla... he wasn't joking around and was really serious about that. like who the fuck appointed you to solve this problem? is it really a problem you sick fuck?! |
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Keep banging in the walls of fortress Europe!
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| Originally posted by shaolin_Z And your point is? (I'm serious, i'm not sure what you're implying there.) |
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Keep banging in the walls of fortress Europe!
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| Originally posted by shaolin_Z And your point is? (I'm serious, i'm not sure what you're implying there.) |
Point taken. BTW, the term "Jihad" does not mean holy war. It means struggle. Its a very broad term and can be applied in several different contexts, like, struggling to be a better person or whatever. It's not synonymous with terrorism or war or any crap like that.
EDIT: Infact, using it to describe acts of terror is against Islamic Ideology. Hopefully this will help clear any misunderstanding shadoWolf.
I wanna SEPARATE two terms:
Catholicsm and Christianity
Grossly different, but been associated as the same.
I AM a Catholic, but NOT a Christian
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| Originally posted by Lira It is to him, and it was his sincere opinion. Ironically he's wrong since males outnumber females in Canada, but what's the problem with his thought? He follows Islamism, of course he thinks Islam is right. He thinks it's a problem (and the way he explained, it really did sound like a problem), and he gave a solution. What's the bitterness for, Malek? Leave the poor guy alone, being harsh would only cause him to be harsher. Look at yourselves. You complain Islam is extremist, yet you're showing signs of extremism that makes you guys as harsh as they are... if not more. |

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| Originally posted by TheVrk I wanna SEPARATE two terms: Catholicsm and Christianity Grossly different, but been associated as the same. I AM a Catholic, but NOT a Christian |
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| Originally posted by TheVrk I wanna SEPARATE two terms: Catholicsm and Christianity Grossly different, but been associated as the same. I AM a Catholic, but NOT a Christian |
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| Originally posted by malek wow, you'll have to explain that one buddy.... Catholics are Christians, but not every Christian is Catholic. |
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| Originally posted by TheVrk Believe me, my people in Croatia's beliefs/values are MUCH different than those in the US or Britain for example. |
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| Originally posted by malek look, what if, I came to your house and started telling you that the way your family is organized, the way you treat your wife and your children is basically flawed and wrong. That my ways of dealing with this issues are the best because..., well because they're the best. This implies that your family, your fathers' family, your ancestors, and everyone else in your community/city/state have always been wrong and that I am right... what would you tell him? I think you would tell him to fuck off ![]() or You guys in Brazil enjoy the Carnival of Rio, this muslim/Christian guy who comes to live in Brazil, says its morally wrong and that it should be banned. But you guys in Brazil have had the Carnival for so long and its part of being Brazilian... wouldn't you tell the guy that he's way off?? wouldn't you feel insulted by this immigrant? That he's not trying to change himself to fit in the society but instead tries to change the society so that it pleases his belifs?!! |
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| Originally posted by TheVrk Its easy malek: The term Christianity has been manipulated and morphed WAAAAAY out of original Catholic thinking. |
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| Originally posted by LiquidX catholics are to blame in particular for the atrocities done hunderds of years ago.. |
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| Originally posted by malek hmmm.... and where do the orthodox stand if the catholics are the original christians???? aren't the orthodox the ones who kept the original values/moral/belief system? explaining why they're called orthodox?? please enlighten me because i'm perplexed right now!!!! |
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