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Question: Should Israel Take Compensation From Germany

No. Nazis stole stuff fair and square    
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No. It seems too Islamic    
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Yes. People have a right to compensation    
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No. Jews should let bygones be bygones    
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No. People should be free to persecute minorities    
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Reply #165 - Apr 2nd, 2017 at 8:08am
 
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FD am I right in concluding that you are excusing the Meccan leaders who conducted the persecution of the non-violent muslims and attempted assassination of Muhammad?


No. See how easy it is to give a straight answer Gandalf? You should try it.

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I just find it extraordinary that after being very candid in your wiki article about the fact the muslims were persecuted and forced to flee - you can't seem to bring yourself to admitting such action was wrong.


I don't know whether it was wrong. I don't really care either. No-one is attempting to justify their actions. Nor is it relevant to whether Muhammad's "retaliation" can be justified. You are however attempting to justify Muhammad's actions.

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Or do you in fact want to entertain the idea that the muslims were indeed mistreated, and in fact a declaration of war had been made against them - for which Muhammad was justified in attacking back?


Gandalf am I right that this is another attempt by you to justify collective punishment, in the form of opportunistic theft and murder?

Do you only do this for your fellow Muslims?

Did you only develop your fondness for collective punishment after converting to Islam? Or did you grow up stealing poo to get back at the man?
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Reply #166 - Apr 2nd, 2017 at 8:33am
 
freediver wrote on Apr 2nd, 2017 at 8:08am:
I don't know whether it was wrong. I don't really care either.


You seem to spend a lot of time pontificating over something you claim you don't really care about. you've spend all these years judging muslims who do think it was wrong. You mock them with your childish little dig about dog bites and children spitting. You used to mock the idea that there was any assassination attempt at all (though you seem to have backpeddled on that). In over 4 years discussing this with you you've done nothing but question and undermine the idea that it was wrong.

If you ask me, this claim that you don't really care is complete BS.
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Reply #167 - Apr 2nd, 2017 at 8:40am
 
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You seem to spend a lot of time pontificating over something you claim you don't really care about.


I "pontificate" on the things you post. I know exactly what you post because it is right there in front of me. We don't argue about the Meccan "persecution" because I don't particularly care whether you are lying about that, because it is no excuse for Muhammad's behaviour. I may get to it eventually, but for now I am just as happy to accept your version. Hence, no argument, just a desperate attempt from you to avoid the question.

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Or do you in fact want to entertain the idea that the muslims were indeed mistreated, and in fact a declaration of war had been made against them - for which Muhammad was justified in attacking back?


Gandalf am I right that this is another attempt by you to justify collective punishment, in the form of opportunistic theft and murder?

Do you only do this for your fellow Muslims?

Did you only develop your fondness for collective punishment after converting to Islam? Or did you grow up stealing poo to get back at the man?
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Reply #168 - Apr 2nd, 2017 at 9:31am
 
freediver wrote on Apr 2nd, 2017 at 8:40am:
We don't argue about the Meccan "persecution" because I don't particularly care whether you are lying about that, because it is no excuse for Muhammad's behaviour.


But you do care FD.

You dismiss the persecution as nothing but dog bites and children spitting.

You mocked the idea that there was an attempted assassination on Muhammad

You go out of your way to mention that the persecution and eventual eviction happened only after Muhammad threatened the Meccan's livelihood

Your entire meme is built around the insistence the war Muhammad carried out against the Meccans was started by Muhammad. For you to admit the fact that it was the opposite, would blow your entire meme out of the water.
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Reply #169 - Apr 2nd, 2017 at 1:21pm
 
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But you do care FD.


I care to the extent that I think it is a shame they did not kill Muhammad.

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You dismiss the persecution as nothing but dog bites and children spitting.


And trying to kill Muhammad.

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You go out of your way to mention that the persecution and eventual eviction happened only after Muhammad threatened the Meccan's livelihood


He probably threatened to kill them. When he retook Mecca he slaughtered many pagans. He destroyed all the pagan idols around the kaaba and effectively stole the Kaaba for himself. He was not merely "threatening" there income. In the end he stole the lot for himself.

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Your entire meme is built around the insistence the war Muhammad carried out against the Meccans was started by Muhammad.


Feel free to quote me Gandalf. As I keep telling you, it was only a war after many years of Muhammad stealing from the Meccans and murdering them.

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Or do you in fact want to entertain the idea that the muslims were indeed mistreated, and in fact a declaration of war had been made against them - for which Muhammad was justified in attacking back?


Gandalf am I right that this is another attempt by you to justify collective punishment, in the form of opportunistic theft and murder?

Do you only do this for your fellow Muslims?

Did you only develop your fondness for collective punishment after converting to Islam? Or did you grow up stealing poo to get back at the man?
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Reply #170 - Apr 2nd, 2017 at 4:08pm
 
freediver wrote on Apr 2nd, 2017 at 1:21pm:
He probably threatened to kill them.


ya probably.

But you know there's a way to put that beyond doubt - just wack it in wikipedia, and hey presto its gospel truth.
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Reply #171 - Apr 2nd, 2017 at 6:15pm
 
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Or do you in fact want to entertain the idea that the muslims were indeed mistreated, and in fact a declaration of war had been made against them - for which Muhammad was justified in attacking back?


Gandalf am I right that this is another attempt by you to justify collective punishment, in the form of opportunistic theft and murder?

Do you only do this for your fellow Muslims?

Did you only develop your fondness for collective punishment after converting to Islam? Or did you grow up stealing poo to get back at the man?
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Reply #172 - Apr 2nd, 2017 at 6:22pm
 
keep in on your clipboard FD. Looks like you'll be pasting it quite a bit.
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Reply #173 - Jun 24th, 2017 at 1:56pm
 
Can anyone make sense of this? Muhammad robbed and murdered Meccan traders for years. Eventually they tried to attack him, but it wasn't because of Muhammad robbing and murdering Meccan traders, it was because the Meccans had kicked him out of Mecca prior to that....

polite_gandalf wrote on Jun 21st, 2017 at 1:45pm:
freediver wrote on Jun 21st, 2017 at 1:31pm:
polite_gandalf wrote on Jun 21st, 2017 at 1:21pm:
freediver wrote on Jun 21st, 2017 at 1:11pm:
The Meccans wanted Muhammad to stop raiding caravans and murdering innocent traders


Ah yes, of course the Meccans (Quraysh) are the victims here.  Grin


Are you suggesting that the innocent traders that Muhammad murdered and robbed were not victims?

Are you going to invoke the mindless collective argument again Gandalf?


no, I'm suggesting you are looking for any excuse to apologise for the Qurayza's treason and to pretend there wasn't just cause to punish them for their actions. Now you are introducing another, but well worn apology: excusing the Quraysh for the forced eviction of peaceful protesters from their homes and ceasing all their property - or pretending it didn't happen.

Did the Qurayza stab Muhammad in the back because they felt so terrible about the poor murdered and robbed traders? Thats a novel line - you should try that one. tsk tsk, yawn


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freediver wrote on Jun 23rd, 2017 at 12:41pm:
Why did you laugh at your own suggestion that the Meccans murdered by Muhammad during his career as a highway robber were victims?


I wasn't laughing at the idea the caravaners were victims. I was laughing at such blinkered historical revisionism that identifies the caravan raids as the cause of the war - and not the forced eviction of peaceful muslims from their homes and ceasing of their property, which as far as I can tell you still prefer to pretend didn't happen.

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Reply #174 - Jun 24th, 2017 at 3:58pm
 
Thats not what I said FD.
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Reply #175 - Jun 24th, 2017 at 4:31pm
 
Would it be fair to say that the traders who were robbed and/or murdered by Muhammad were victims?
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Reply #176 - Jun 24th, 2017 at 4:44pm
 
of course.

Now your turn - is it fair to say that non-violent protesters getting evicted from their home and their property ceased were victims?

Furthermore, would it be fair to say that the war that involved the caravan raids was started by this act?
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Reply #177 - Jun 24th, 2017 at 4:53pm
 
What do you think they were victims of?

I wouldn't call it a war. I would call it a career of robbing caravans and murdering traders, that eventually lead to war after Muhammad grew rich and powerful from his theft and murder.

When do you think this war started?
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