moses wrote on Apr 4^th, 2015 at 3:16pm:


What about banning them?

Soren wrote on Apr 4^th, 2015 at 5:07pm:


Nope. If you show that your Islamophobia is cured, then you'll be cured, Soren.   

Are you cured of your Islamophobia?  YES/NO

The 'vast majority' is more dangerous than the 'tiny minority'.

How about that.

“The better integrated, the higher the risk of radicalization.
Author: Dr. Marion van San, Senior Researcher at RISBO, an independent research institute, active in the field of learning and society that is affiliated with the Faculty of Social Sciences at Erasmus University Rotterdam. Since 2009 she has conducted ethnographic studies of families of radicalizing youths.
Since we know that many young people left Belgium, but also from other European countries, to join the armed conflict in Syria, a fierce debate has erupted. However, the debate as conducted in Belgium is permeated by a series of stereotypes, that are not consistent with what is known from international literature, and that block a proper analysis of the phenomenon.

That young people from Europe who leave for Syria are victims of a society that does not accept them, and does not offer them sufficient opportunities – a proposition that Rik Coolsaet has supported in an earlier edition of this newspaper – is however not supported by empirical evidence. Not only in literature on Islamic extremism, but also on terrorism in general and terrorism of any kind, the conclusion is always the same: it does not always concern people with low socioeconomic status. Neither does it always concern the marginalized and the frustrated, or people with a psychiatric disorder. The Belgian families from which the young people have left, are not all from the lower classes, and the young people who left are not all unskilled and frustrated. For the discrimination they are suggested to be victims of, there has usually been little empirical evidence.
http://10news.dk/?p=1134

Beware of the 'vast majority'.

Brian Ross wrote on Apr 4^th, 2015 at 6:10pm:




What aspects of Islam do YOU like, Brain?

Brian Ross wrote on Apr 4^th, 2015 at 7:21pm:



What is uniquely Islamic about any of these, spineless squishy bedwetter.

Please explain.

Karnal wrote Quote:


No need for that at all.

By their fruits (unspeakable human rights atrocities on a monumental scale) muslims and their apologists are known.

Truth and right will eventually win, muslims and their bootlicking apologists will bring themselves down (no matter how many lies and excuses they keep trotting out).

Brian Ross wrote on Apr 4^th, 2015 at 10:12pm:


Eating and sleeping are done by Islam so now they are Islamic positives?

Respect for elders?
Respect for private property?
Respect for the individual?
Respect for women?
Respect for children?


How are any of these done Islamically as opposed to atheist, Christian or Jewish ways?

Eating and sleeping are done by Islam so now they are Islamic positives?

Soren wrote on Apr 5^th, 2015 at 3:48pm:



Why did you add the word "uniquely" into your question, Soren?

Brian answered your original question, why not just accept that as his answer?  Not only moving the goal post but changing the question, post ipso facto!  Naughty Soren!