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Reply #30 - Apr 14th, 2014 at 6:28pm
 
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I really don't know what your hang up on this is FD. The Qurayza were executed because they were traitors, not because they were jews.


You have personally argued that this tribe of Jews were a borg-like entity in the eyes of the law, to the extent that all must be held accountable for the crimes of a few, without a trial, and without regard for the intentions or even actions of the individuals, such that Muhammed slaughtered many of the people who had materially assisted his war effort. You justify this by saying that they were all - every single one of them - scheming Jews. It was the fact that they were Jewish that made Muhammed so desperate to get rid of them. They were a powerful group who would not bow down to them, and Muhammed could not tolerate that. That is why he got rid of all three tribes.

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And let it be known these are your terms, and your terms alone. I encourage you to provide a footnote to this very post.


You have used the term plotting and traiterous. I think treacherous was one of Abu's favourites. I don't recall seeing either of you use the term in reference to non-Jews. I guess it is just a coincidence that Islam compels you to portray so many Jews this way.
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Reply #31 - Apr 14th, 2014 at 8:54pm
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Apr 14th, 2014 at 3:04pm:
oh and while I'm at it, the burqa is not the traditional scarf. That is called the hijab. Your description of the niqab is actually the burqa. The niqab is just a cloth that covers the whole face except for the eyes - the burqa is the one piece head to foot covering with a mesh over the eyes.

Also a note on spelling: both 'burqa' and 'niqab' are spelled with the arabic "qaaf" (ق) - which is the equivalent to the english Q. So it is not correct to spell one with a k and one with a q - they should both be the same, and preferably with a q.



And jihad is not at all violent but an intensely peaceful, spiritual struggle:


Most fighters disappear without telling their families, only to resurface across the border with the Nusra Front, Syria’s Qaeda affiliate, or the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, a Qaeda splinter group. While some are uneducated and poor, others have university degrees and leave behind jobs, homes, cars, wives and children for a cause they believe will bring them rewards in heaven.

For most, it is a one-way trip, either because coming home could mean jail time or because they die abroad. Every few weeks, a Zarqa family holds a “martyr’s wedding,” so-called because achieving martyrdom is not seen as a cause for sadness, but for gathering and celebration.

While analysts say Jordan’s stagnant politics and economy encourage marginalized, devout men to seek glory on foreign battlefields, Islamist leaders, fighters and their relatives describe decisions motivated by intense conviction.

Many fighters are driven by the Syrian government’s extreme violence and the sense that the world is doing nothing to stop it. At the same time, they see Syria as a launching pad for their project to erase the region’s borders, found an Islamic state and impose Shariah law.

“There is no such thing as Syria for the Syrians,” said Munif Samara, a doctor and prominent Islamist in Zarqa. “If there is Islamic land, it is our duty to implement Shariah.”

Mr. Samara, who knows many Jordanians fighting in Syria, said he would not discourage his own son, a dentistry student, from going to Syria if he chose to.

“How long do we live?” Mr. Samara asked. “Do I give him the world or do I give him the afterlife?”


http://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/13/world/middleeast/in-jordan-town-syria-war-insp...


It's all intense spiritual striving by marginalised doctors and uni students. Fighting with guns for sharia??
Preposterous!
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Reply #32 - Apr 14th, 2014 at 9:24pm
 
freediver wrote on Apr 14th, 2014 at 6:28pm:
You have used the term plotting and traiterous [sic].


plotting and traitorous - yes, plottting and traitorous jews - no.

I deliberately avoid the term because it clearly contains all the usual anti-semitic connotations, and is therefore racist. You know this and I know this - so lets not pretend to be naive about it. You are determined to pin this turn of phrase on me in a desperate attempt to depict me as an anti-semite - the lowest method of debating. Its far easier to "debate" me through cheap sloganeering that dismisses me as a nazi, rather than sensibly address any of my actual points. I don't believe their fate had anything to do with their religion, and everything to do with their betrayal. I have even expanded on this previously, explaining that these particular tribes could only be called 'jewish' by a very loose definition of the word. Even if they originated from Palestine (and its likely they weren't), they were not at all familiar with the jewish holy books, and probably didn't even speak Hebrew. They were more generic monotheists than jewish.
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Reply #33 - Apr 14th, 2014 at 10:06pm
 
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plotting and traitorous - yes, plottting and traitorous jews - no.


Plotting and traitorous people who just happen to be Jews - every single time.

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I deliberately avoid the term because it clearly contains all the usual anti-semitic connotations


You can only resort to the scheming Jew defence so many times before people figure out you are merely parroting scheming Jew. Unfortunately for you this is your standard answer.

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and is therefore racist. You know this and I know this - so lets not pretend to be naive about it.


It has nothing to do with race. Muhammed was a supremacist of the most cynical kind. We get that everyone was allowed into his cult, so long as they bowed down to him.

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You are determined to pin this turn of phrase on me in a desperate attempt to depict me as an anti-semite


I am depicting you as a spineless apologist.

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the lowest method of debating. Its far easier to "debate" me through cheap sloganeering that dismisses me as a nazi, rather than sensibly address any of my actual points.


I do address all of your actual points. If I have missed any, do let me know.

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I don't believe their fate had anything to do with their religion, and everything to do with their betrayal.


Right. Not because they were Jews. Because they were schemers. Muhammed got rid of all three powerful Jewish tribes in Medina, precisely because they would not convert to Islam and thus posed a political threat to him. You try to make out that not converting to Islam and being Jewish are totally unrelated. It is true that Muhammed originally intended to work with the Jews - because the Jews would accept him as their prophet. But no amount of politely informing them he was their prophet or threatening to kill them would change their mind. That is why things went downhill. Not because the Jews were traitors, but because Muhammed was your typical belligerent, self righteous Muslim. If he were alive today doing the things he did, I would plot against him. So would you, because you would not be fooled by his claims of divine right.

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I have even expanded on this previously, explaining that these particular tribes could only be called 'jewish' by a very loose definition of the word. Even if they originated from Palestine (and its likely they weren't), they were not at all familiar with the jewish holy books, and probably didn't even speak Hebrew. They were more generic monotheists than jewish.


So what? That does not make slaughtering them any more noble.
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Re: Again voicing the concerns of the Silent Majority
Reply #34 - Apr 14th, 2014 at 10:26pm
 
freediver wrote on Apr 14th, 2014 at 10:06pm:
I do address all of your actual points. If I have missed any, do let me know.


You are incapable of discussing this without pulling out the cheap anti-semitic card. You're doing it now. Thats why you continually put the language of anti-semitism ("scheming/plotting jews") in my mouth. Its a standard tactic of yours actually - put words in all muslim's mouths - whether its me or Abu or the Grand Mufti or the generic "some muslims".
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Reply #35 - Apr 15th, 2014 at 12:24pm
 
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You are incapable of discussing this without pulling out the cheap anti-semitic card
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Muhammed executed 800 POWs in one day.

This is where you pull out your scheming Jew retort.

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You're doing it now. Thats why you continually put the language of anti-semitism ("scheming/plotting jews") in my mouth.


I am not forcing you to try to justify the execution of 800 POWs by insisting they all just happened to be traitors and plotters. Islam compels you to do this. Islam compels you to be the anti-semite that Muhammed was. Islam compels you to insist that they were a borg-like entity to the extent that the many must be killed for the actions of the few. Yet when it suits you, you insist that these tribes were oppressive regimes where the lower classes had no say in the matter. Every piece of apologetic nonsense you post just drips with hypocrisy.

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Its a standard tactic of yours actually - put words in all muslim's mouths - whether its me or Abu or the Grand Mufti or the generic "some muslims".


Would you like me to quote you?
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Reply #36 - Apr 15th, 2014 at 12:37pm
 
freediver wrote on Apr 15th, 2014 at 12:24pm:
I am not forcing you to try to justify the execution of 800 POWs by insisting they all just happened to be traitors and plotters. Islam compels you to do this. Islam compels you to be the anti-semite that Muhammed was. Islam compels you to insist that they were a borg-like entity to the extent that the many must be killed for the actions of the few.


But what happens when G does not accept this compulsion, FD?

Are you trying to force him to do so?
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Reply #37 - Apr 15th, 2014 at 2:13pm
 
freediver wrote on Apr 15th, 2014 at 12:24pm:
Islam compels you to be the anti-semite that Muhammed was.


Why FD? Why is it necessary to be an anti-semite to support the execution of these men? How in your funny little universe is it not possible to support the ultimate punishment for treachery unless you are an anti-semite?
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Why FD? Why is it necessary to be an anti-semite to support the execution of these men? How in your funny little universe is it not possible to support the ultimate punishment for treachery unless you are an anti-semite?


Like I said, because Islam compels you to. Because Muhammed himself was an atni-semite and you must excuse every single thing he said and did. Because there is no moral argument that justifies slaughtering 800 POWs.

The apostle assembled them in their market and addressed them as follows: "O Jews, beware lest God bring upon you the vengeance that He brought upon Quraysh and become Muslims. You know that I am a prophet who has been sent - you will find that in your scriptures and God's covenant with you."

Does that sound like the words of a peacemaker who saw the Jews as equals? Convert or die? I am your prophet and you already know this? Or does it sound like a belligerent wannabe autocrat trying to start a fight with the last Jewish tribe standing in the way of his total domination over Medina? Muhammed would not tolerate the Jews, because the Jews would not bow down to him. He could not tolerate a society in which they were his equals and in which they held any political power, so he got rid of them from Medina and created a society in which they are inferior. This is not your standard religious view of whose religion is the one true religion. This is a society in which the Jews are legally inferior to Muslims. It is an integral part of Islam. It is institutionalised anti-semitism, and it started with expelling and slaughtering the Jews of Medina and cynically trying to spin it as self defense against scheming Jews - a cynical defense which you as a Muslim are obliged to trot out on demand.
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Reply #39 - Apr 15th, 2014 at 8:59pm
 
freediver wrote on Apr 15th, 2014 at 7:36pm:
Like I said, because Islam compels you to.


Not my islam. See FD I have this great thing called free will. I choose to believe in an islam that is not anti-semitic - that says your version of Muhammad the anti-semitic is complete bollocks. And why not? Why would you assume that my beliefs must match your demented understanding of islam? Your no better than the human drone himself - Yadda - lecturing me that I willingly submit to a religion of deceit and murder. It never crosses either of your minds that I subscribe to a different version. Yadda just comes straight out and calls me a liar - I don't know what your position is, but let me make it crystal clear: your demented version of islam does not have *ANY* compelling influence on me whatsoever. I reject it, and I spit on it. Say that I am wrong - that my understanding of islamic texts and history is wrong - it doesn't matter - you are still 100% wrong to say that *MY* religion, *MY* personal beliefs "compels" me to be a racist f*ck.
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Reply #40 - Apr 15th, 2014 at 10:06pm
 
I don't think that's going into the Wiki, G.
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Shurely shome mishtake.
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Reply #42 - Apr 16th, 2014 at 7:56pm
 
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Not my islam. See FD I have this great thing called free will. I choose to believe in an islam that is not anti-semitic


You choose to believe that excusing the slaughter and forced mass migration of Jews and blaming it all on the Jews is not anti-semitic. You are compelled to choose this, by Islam. You were given free will, and you gave it up for Islam.

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that says your version of Muhammad the anti-semitic is complete bollocks


You don't disagree with me on any of the details. You merely believe the islamic spin that excusing the slaughter and forced mass migration of Jews and blaming it all on the Jews is not anti-semitic.

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And why not?


How about sucking it up and being objective?

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It never crosses either of your minds that I subscribe to a different version.


I know you subscribe to a different version. You spin it differently to Abu. Yet you offer the exact same limp wristed excuses for the slaughter and forced mass migration of Jews. I am curious about how you manage to spin it all to be completely compatible with western values. Abu was a bit more honest about this. Every question I have put to you about it is brushed off.

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Yadda just comes straight out and calls me a liar - I don't know what your position is


I believe that you believe what you are saying. Islam compels you to believe it. You believe it is "nice" to slaughter 800 Jews in one day and blame it all on the victim. You are a good Muslim.

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but let me make it crystal clear: your demented version of islam does not have *ANY* compelling influence on me whatsoever


Islam compels you to believe Muhammed was really a nice bloke and had a perfectly good reason for doing all the evil things he did. It would be scary if I had the same compelling influence on anyone. Even a lapdog has more sense of independence.

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I reject it, and I spit on it.


Now I am confused. What do you spit on?

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Say that I am wrong - that my understanding of islamic texts and history is wrong


Islam intends you to accept the hollow spin it places on Muhammed's deeds. Your understanding seems perfectly correct from an Islamic perspective.

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it doesn't matter - you are still 100% wrong to say that *MY* religion, *MY* personal beliefs "compels" me to be a racist f*ck.


Now I see your confusion. It has nothing to do with race. Muhammed had every intention of converting the Jews, even the black ones, and turning them all into his mindless drones. It was their refusal to bow down to him, and the political threat they posed, that drove Muhammed to get rid of them all. It's about religion and politics (same thing in Islam), not race. Your religion compels you to be an anti semitic person in the same way a neo-nazi insists that the holocaust did not happen.
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Reply #43 - Apr 16th, 2014 at 9:13pm
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Apr 14th, 2014 at 11:01am:
freediver wrote on Apr 14th, 2014 at 8:48am:
How about plotting? Is that familiar enough also? Muhammed slaughtered Jews for being plotting, traitorous Jews, not because they were scheming Jews. They were also treacherous.

Happy now? I wouldn't want to sound like a bigot.


You do sound like a bigot - because you are a blatant distorter.

Muhammad executed traitors and schemers. Full stop.


Perhaps you could point out the germane portions of the Quran and Hadith (not later embellishing with lies) that even indicate that the Quraish were the betrayers, rather than the betrayed.

And what about the innocent post-pubescent farm boys?
Abu Dawud 38:4390 Narrated Atiyyah al-Qurazi: I was among the captives of Banu Qurayza. They (the Companions) examined us, and those who had begun to grow hair (pubes) were killed, and those who had not were not killed. I was among those who had not grown hair.

It is your popular TV clerics, your "scholars" and leaders that express the true nature and heart of Muhammadan Islam regarding Jews, not some dithering "hypocrite":



polite_gandalf wrote on Apr 14th, 2014 at 11:01am:
No one except you is phrasing it as traitorous and scheming jews.
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Reply #44 - Apr 16th, 2014 at 10:27pm
 
freediver wrote on Apr 16th, 2014 at 7:56pm:
You merely believe the islamic spin that excusing the slaughter and forced mass migration of Jews and blaming it all on the Jews is not anti-semitic.


To be anti-semitic I would have to justify the slaughter of jews on some stereotypical negative characteristic perceived to be innate to jews. I do not - thats why you have to keep putting words in my mouth and persist with the "scheming jew" meme, or one of its many variations - which I have never once used. I justify the execution of people for planning the destruction of the people they are pretending to be loyal to. This has nothing to do with hating jews for being jews, and is therefore not anti-semitic.
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