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Re: did Muhammed err?
Reply #105 - Jul 10th, 2015 at 6:48pm
 
Soren wrote on Jul 10th, 2015 at 6:04pm:
Gandy,

None of these discussions are about honey or sex slaves - these are just the angles of the much more important question - was Mohammed a good man or a bad man.
Are his 'revelations' believable or are they nonsense.


If only.

All of you think Muhammad was evil incarnate, and that his revelation is nonsense - especially Baron. If it was just left at that then there would be no issue. But this is just yet another chapter in the long book of "tell the muslim what he believes". Baron's entire raisen d'etre here is to prove that muslims are compelled by the very tenets of Islam to be murderous bastards; and therefore the only true and honest muslims are the murderous bastards, and the rest of us are false muslims. Thats what I object to - to be continually labelled a liar and arrogantly throwing my efforts to stand up for a peaceful and tolerant Islam back in my face. Especially when it is based on blatant lies - as it is here.

Humour me S - go back through Baron's posts and even in a debate about what you clearly dismiss as complete nonsense - you couldn't possibly fail to notice the logical fallacies and downright absurdities he resorts to to prop up a completely untenable position. And when you appreciate the blatant dishonesty of his argument, you'll understand how I find it a bit rich when you jump in and assert that the discussion is not even about those dishonest arguments! Of course its about the dishonesty - and every time you and other slightly more sane people implicitly apologise for such dishonesty, we lose the opportunity for an honest and rational discussion.

Your argument here is just another version of your 'the ends (smearing Islam) justifies the means (telling porky pies).
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Re: did Muhammed err?
Reply #106 - Jul 10th, 2015 at 7:29pm
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Jul 10th, 2015 at 6:48pm:
Soren wrote on Jul 10th, 2015 at 6:04pm:
Gandy,

None of these discussions are about honey or sex slaves - these are just the angles of the much more important question - was Mohammed a good man or a bad man.
Are his 'revelations' believable or are they nonsense.


If only.

All of you think Muhammad was evil incarnate, and that his revelation is nonsense - especially Baron. If it was just left at that then there would be no issue. But this is just yet another chapter in the long book of "tell the muslim what he believes". Baron's entire raisen d'etre here is to prove that muslims are compelled by the very tenets of Islam to be murderous bastards; and therefore the only true and honest muslims are the murderous bastards, and the rest of us are false muslims. Thats what I object to - to be continually labelled a liar and arrogantly throwing my efforts to stand up for a peaceful and tolerant Islam back in my face. Especially when it is based on blatant lies - as it is here.

Humour me S - go back through Baron's posts and even in a debate about what you clearly dismiss as complete nonsense - you couldn't possibly fail to notice the logical fallacies and downright absurdities he resorts to to prop up a completely untenable position. And when you appreciate the blatant dishonesty of his argument, you'll understand how I find it a bit rich when you jump in and assert that the discussion is not even about those dishonest arguments! Of course its about the dishonesty - and every time you and other slightly more sane people implicitly apologise for such dishonesty, we lose the opportunity for an honest and rational discussion.

Your argument here is just another version of your 'the ends (smearing Islam) justifies the means (telling porky pies).

Gandy, I think anyone who takes Islam seriously is an enemy of Western liberal democracy, an enemy of the Enlightenment, an enemy of Western art and literature, an enemy of the Greeco-Roman-Judeo--Christian-secularist line of of thinking that puts the individual rather than the tribe, the ummah to the centre of its philosphical, political and theological efforts.

Islam is the enemy of these individual-centred traditions.

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Re: did Muhammed err?
Reply #107 - Jul 10th, 2015 at 7:33pm
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Jul 10th, 2015 at 6:48pm:
[quote author=soren2 link=1436050101/104#104 date=1436515462]

All of you think Muhammad was evil incarnate, and that his revelation is nonsense - especially Baron. If it was just left at that then there would be no issue. But this is just yet another chapter in the long book of "tell the muslim what he believes". Baron's entire raisen d'etre here is to prove that muslims are compelled by the very tenets of Islam to be murderous bastards; and therefore the only true and honest muslims are the murderous bastards, and the rest of us are false muslims. Thats what I object to - to be continually labelled a liar and arrogantly throwing my efforts to stand up for a peaceful and tolerant Islam back in my face. Especially when it is based on blatant lies - as it is here.

Humour me S - go back through Baron's posts and even in a debate about what you clearly dismiss as complete nonsense - you couldn't possibly fail to notice the logical fallacies and downright absurdities he resorts to to prop up a completely untenable position. And when you appreciate the blatant dishonesty of his argument, you'll understand how I find it a bit rich when you jump in and assert that the discussion is not even about those dishonest arguments! Of course its about the dishonesty - and every time you and other slightly more sane people implicitly apologise for such dishonesty, we lose the opportunity for an honest and rational discussion.

Your argument here is just another version of your 'the ends (smearing Islam) justifies the means (telling porky pies).


Can you cite where I have actually said any of what you claim Gandalf?

I see you as being ignorant of your religion, the fact you had to go to ummah.com for help with a mistranslation you tried to pass off as evidence showed your ignorance.

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Re: did Muhammed err?
Reply #108 - Jul 10th, 2015 at 8:04pm
 
Soren wrote on Jul 10th, 2015 at 7:29pm:
Gandy, I think anyone who takes Islam seriously is an enemy of Western liberal democracy, an enemy of the Enlightenment, an enemy of Western art and literature, an enemy of the Greeco-Roman-Judeo--Christian-secularist line of of thinking that puts the individual rather than the tribe, the ummah to the centre of its philosphical, political and theological efforts.


Again not the point - do I have to explain it all over again? Come on S - you're smarter than that.

Baronvonrort wrote on Jul 10th, 2015 at 7:33pm:
Can you cite where I have actually said any of what you claim Gandalf?


Sure - citing altafsir.com as if the only tafsir they mention is the one you prefer - when in fact it mentions both. Thats a good start on your dishonesty wouldn't you say?
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Re: did Muhammed err?
Reply #109 - Jul 10th, 2015 at 10:03pm
 
Soren wrote on Jul 10th, 2015 at 7:29pm:
polite_gandalf wrote on Jul 10th, 2015 at 6:48pm:
Soren wrote on Jul 10th, 2015 at 6:04pm:
Gandy,

None of these discussions are about honey or sex slaves - these are just the angles of the much more important question - was Mohammed a good man or a bad man.
Are his 'revelations' believable or are they nonsense.


If only.

All of you think Muhammad was evil incarnate, and that his revelation is nonsense - especially Baron. If it was just left at that then there would be no issue. But this is just yet another chapter in the long book of "tell the muslim what he believes". Baron's entire raisen d'etre here is to prove that muslims are compelled by the very tenets of Islam to be murderous bastards; and therefore the only true and honest muslims are the murderous bastards, and the rest of us are false muslims. Thats what I object to - to be continually labelled a liar and arrogantly throwing my efforts to stand up for a peaceful and tolerant Islam back in my face. Especially when it is based on blatant lies - as it is here.

Humour me S - go back through Baron's posts and even in a debate about what you clearly dismiss as complete nonsense - you couldn't possibly fail to notice the logical fallacies and downright absurdities he resorts to to prop up a completely untenable position. And when you appreciate the blatant dishonesty of his argument, you'll understand how I find it a bit rich when you jump in and assert that the discussion is not even about those dishonest arguments! Of course its about the dishonesty - and every time you and other slightly more sane people implicitly apologise for such dishonesty, we lose the opportunity for an honest and rational discussion.

Your argument here is just another version of your 'the ends (smearing Islam) justifies the means (telling porky pies).
...an enemy of Western liberal democracy, an enemy of the Enlightenment, an enemy of Western art and literature, an enemy of the Greeco-Roman-Judeo--Christian-secularist line of of thinking that puts the individual rather than the tribe...



Ee-gad, old chap, you’ve summed up your last ten years on this board.

Freud on Mans Soul, eh?

Good show.
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Re: did Muhammed err?
Reply #110 - Jul 11th, 2015 at 9:42am
 
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All of you think Muhammad was evil incarnate, and that his revelation is nonsense - especially Baron. If it was just left at that then there would be no issue.


Are you trying to kill the debate here Gandalf?

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Baron's entire raisen d'etre here is to prove that muslims are compelled by the very tenets of Islam to be murderous bastards; and therefore the only true and honest muslims are the murderous bastards, and the rest of us are false muslims.


The more polite term is 'reformer'.

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Humour me S - go back through Baron's posts and even in a debate about what you clearly dismiss as complete nonsense - you couldn't possibly fail to notice the logical fallacies and downright absurdities he resorts to to prop up a completely untenable position. And when you appreciate the blatant dishonesty of his argument, you'll understand how I find it a bit rich when you jump in and assert that the discussion is not even about those dishonest arguments! Of course its about the dishonesty - and every time you and other slightly more sane people implicitly apologise for such dishonesty, we lose the opportunity for an honest and rational discussion.


Actually Gandalf, you could not run away from the original topic fast enough.

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Sure - citing altafsir.com as if the only tafsir they mention is the one you prefer


Ah, I see now Baron has been saying things without actually saying them. Sneaky kafir. No wonder I was having trouble keeping up.

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Thats a good start on your dishonesty wouldn't you say?


So he is dishonest because he said something as if he was lying, without actually lying?
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Re: did Muhammed err?
Reply #111 - Jul 11th, 2015 at 12:45pm
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Jul 10th, 2015 at 6:48pm:
Soren wrote on Jul 10th, 2015 at 6:04pm:
Gandy,

None of these discussions are about honey or sex slaves - these are just the angles of the much more important question - was Mohammed a good man or a bad man.
Are his 'revelations' believable or are they nonsense.


If only.

All of you think Muhammad was evil incarnate, and that his revelation is nonsense - especially Baron. If it was just left at that then there would be no issue. But this is just yet another chapter in the long book of "tell the muslim what he believes". Baron's entire raisen d'etre here is to prove that muslims are compelled by the very tenets of Islam to be murderous bastards; and therefore the only true and honest muslims are the murderous bastards, and the rest of us are false muslims. Thats what I object to - to be continually labelled a liar and arrogantly throwing my efforts to stand up for a peaceful and tolerant Islam back in my face. Especially when it is based on blatant lies - as it is here.

Humour me S - go back through Baron's posts and even in a debate about what you clearly dismiss as complete nonsense - you couldn't possibly fail to notice the logical fallacies and downright absurdities he resorts to to prop up a completely untenable position. And when you appreciate the blatant dishonesty of his argument, you'll understand how I find it a bit rich when you jump in and assert that the discussion is not even about those dishonest arguments! Of course its about the dishonesty - and every time you and other slightly more sane people implicitly apologise for such dishonesty, we lose the opportunity for an honest and rational discussion.

Your argument here is just another version of your 'the ends (smearing Islam) justifies the means (telling porky pies).


I have to make a confession here, G. I never would have become a Muslim.apologist if it wasn’t for all the knucklehead porkies. I’m not a Muslim. I’m not even remotely persuaded by Islam. I am, however, quite partial to the old boy’s stated values - the Enlightenment, Western liberalism, the rule of law, human rights, etc, etc, etc. I’m also a fan of that rather old-fashioned empiricist notion of reality. I don’t hold with the latest postmodern belief that porkies are the new truth.

This is where I depart from FD, Y, OB et al. They are quite happy to chirp away about huge porkie pies, but when you expose them, they’re always rather cranky. As a rather passe old modernist, I’d actually like to see the truth dished up, as uncomfortable as it may well be. Not only do FD, Y, OB et al love porkies about the Muselman, they hold it as a right to espouse them. FD calls this Freeeeedom, the old boy calls it intelligence and integrity. Y’s happy to quote a psalm or something out of Leviticus.

It’s for this very reason I became a devout Muslim appeaser. It has nothing to do with Islam itself, it’s all about the Western tradition. FD, Y, OB et al, you see, want this turned into a flag we fight behind - a flag that erodes the very foundation of the Western tradition itself. FD’ s happy to abandon the Western tradition simply to get the Muselman. For Y, it’s about Judgement Day and the impending end of the world.  For the old boy, it’s about keeping the tinted races at bay. You know, white man’s burden. They all want to end the most basic human rights overturned to get the Muselman. They all want the rule of law twisted to exclude the Muselman (and his apologists). They want facts and evidence overturned to present the very opposite of what things say and mean. They change your words around and play dumb. And on a grander scale, they do this with propaganda. The UK Daily Mail is a great source of this sort of misinformation, and they love it.

If I could get into.this, I’d probably be rallying against the Muselman too. Once, FD was in the exact same position as me. He decided to turn his back on Western values and go with the porkies. I can’t bring myself to.make this leap of faith.

I’ve tried too. Every time I get some evidence on how dastardly Islam is, different evidence is presented that puts it in perspective. This is what we, in the West, call telling two sides of a story. To go with the knuckleheads, I’d have to completely ignore the other side, and I’d have to make up porkues to explain my view. I’d have to call others Pakistani Bastards and c nts, I’d have to tell them to go to hell, and I’d have to chase them around twisting their words and demanding answers to ridiculous questions.

It all sounds too hard. If you ask me, being a Muslim apologist is much easier.
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Reply #112 - Jul 11th, 2015 at 1:49pm
 
Karnal wrote on Jul 11th, 2015 at 12:45pm:
I’ve tried too. Every time I get some evidence on how dastardly Islam is, different evidence is presented that puts it in perspective. This is what we, in the West, call telling two sides of a story.


Indeed. FD calls it spineless apologism and S calls it nuffin to do wiv nuffin.

Good post.
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Reply #113 - Jul 11th, 2015 at 1:57pm
 
Karnal wrote on Jul 11th, 2015 at 12:45pm:
polite_gandalf wrote on Jul 10th, 2015 at 6:48pm:
Soren wrote on Jul 10th, 2015 at 6:04pm:
Gandy,

None of these discussions are about honey or sex slaves - these are just the angles of the much more important question - was Mohammed a good man or a bad man.
Are his 'revelations' believable or are they nonsense.


If only.

All of you think Muhammad was evil incarnate, and that his revelation is nonsense - especially Baron. If it was just left at that then there would be no issue. But this is just yet another chapter in the long book of "tell the muslim what he believes". Baron's entire raisen d'etre here is to prove that muslims are compelled by the very tenets of Islam to be murderous bastards; and therefore the only true and honest muslims are the murderous bastards, and the rest of us are false muslims. Thats what I object to - to be continually labelled a liar and arrogantly throwing my efforts to stand up for a peaceful and tolerant Islam back in my face. Especially when it is based on blatant lies - as it is here.

Humour me S - go back through Baron's posts and even in a debate about what you clearly dismiss as complete nonsense - you couldn't possibly fail to notice the logical fallacies and downright absurdities he resorts to to prop up a completely untenable position. And when you appreciate the blatant dishonesty of his argument, you'll understand how I find it a bit rich when you jump in and assert that the discussion is not even about those dishonest arguments! Of course its about the dishonesty - and every time you and other slightly more sane people implicitly apologise for such dishonesty, we lose the opportunity for an honest and rational discussion.

Your argument here is just another version of your 'the ends (smearing Islam) justifies the means (telling porky pies).


I have to make a confession here, G. I never would have become a Muslim.apologist if it wasn’t for all the knucklehead porkies. I’m not a Muslim. I’m not even remotely persuaded by Islam. I am, however, quite partial to the old boy’s stated values - the Enlightenment, Western liberalism, the rule of law, human rights, etc, etc, etc. I’m also a fan of that rather old-fashioned empiricist notion of reality. I don’t hold with the latest postmodern belief that porkies are the new truth.

This is where I depart from FD, Y, OB et al. They are quite happy to chirp away about huge porkie pies, but when you expose them, they’re always rather cranky. As a rather passe old modernist, I’d actually like to see the truth dished up, as uncomfortable as it may well be. Not only do FD, Y, OB et al love porkies about the Muselman, they hold it as a right to espouse them. FD calls this Freeeeedom, the old boy calls it intelligence and integrity. Y’s happy to quote a psalm or something out of Leviticus.

It’s for this very reason I became a devout Muslim appeaser. It has nothing to do with Islam itself, it’s all about the Western tradition. FD, Y, OB et al, you see, want this turned into a flag we fight behind - a flag that erodes the very foundation of the Western tradition itself. FD’ s happy to abandon the Western tradition simply to get the Muselman. For Y, it’s about Judgement Day and the impending end of the world.  For the old boy, it’s about keeping the tinted races at bay. You know, white man’s burden. They all want to end the most basic human rights overturned to get the Muselman. They all want the rule of law twisted to exclude the Muselman (and his apologists). They want facts and evidence overturned to present the very opposite of what things say and mean. They change your words around and play dumb. And on a grander scale, they do this with propaganda. The UK Daily Mail is a great source of this sort of misinformation, and they love it.

If I could get into.this, I’d probably be rallying against the Muselman too. Once, FD was in the exact same position as me. He decided to turn his back on Western values and go with the porkies. I can’t bring myself to.make this leap of faith.

I’ve tried too. Every time I get some evidence on how dastardly Islam is, different evidence is presented that puts it in perspective. This is what we, in the West, call telling two sides of a story. To go with the knuckleheads, I’d have to completely ignore the other side, and I’d have to make up porkues to explain my view. I’d have to call others Pakistani Bastards and c nts, I’d have to tell them to go to hell, and I’d have to chase them around twisting their words and demanding answers to ridiculous questions.

It all sounds too hard. If you ask me, being a Muslim apologist is much easier.


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Reply #114 - Jul 11th, 2015 at 2:10pm
 
freediver wrote on Jul 11th, 2015 at 9:42am:
Ah, I see now Baron has been saying things without actually saying them. Sneaky kafir. No wonder I was having trouble keeping up.


No, his dishonesty is in what he leaves out. He cites tafsir.com because it cites the version he supports - conveniently ignoring the fact that it also cites the other version and  gives equal weight to both. Remember the bit about you not having a clue what is being discussed?
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Lying by omission? Sneaky kafir. He is leaving out his lies. No wonder I had trouble keeping up with them. They weren't even there. A bit like Muhammed's sex slaves really.

Is this different from "taking liberties" Gandalf?

How did Muhammed err?
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Reply #116 - Jul 11th, 2015 at 7:29pm
 
I didn't say he lied FD. Making sh*t up about me again.
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Reply #117 - Jul 11th, 2015 at 7:34pm
 
My bad. You have been saying things without actually saying them, haven't you Gandalf? He was "blatantly dishonest". By Omission. Which is completely different from "taking liberties," isn't is Gandalf?

How did Muhammed err? I hope you weren't making that bit up.
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Reply #118 - Jul 11th, 2015 at 7:52pm
 
freediver wrote on Jul 11th, 2015 at 7:34pm:
He was "blatantly dishonest". By Omission.


Correct.

It is literally impossble to be as one eyed as he is without being dishonest.

taking liberties = being dishonest.

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How did Muhammed err?


I see you haven't got round to reading the thread yet. Never mind, no hurry.
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Reply #119 - Jul 11th, 2015 at 7:56pm
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Jul 11th, 2015 at 7:52pm:
freediver wrote on Jul 11th, 2015 at 7:34pm:
He was "blatantly dishonest". By Omission.


Correct.

It is literally impossble to be as one eyed as he is without being dishonest.

taking liberties = being dishonest.

freediver wrote on Jul 11th, 2015 at 7:34pm:
How did Muhammed err?


I see you haven't got round to reading the thread yet. Never mind, no hurry.


You want to do FD slowly, G.

Moslem == a follower of Islam.
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