Karnal wrote on Oct 8^th, 2015 at 11:47pm:



Islamic ways of living and doing things bring zero improvement to the West.


Thoughts? - if that's not too much to ask you, PB. (we know it is but let's pretend it isn't).

Karnal wrote on Oct 8^th, 2015 at 11:55pm:

Thank you moron, it was too much to ask but at least you can't say I wasn't tolerant of your idiocy.

Liberalism in practice.

Soren wrote on Oct 8^th, 2015 at 11:54pm:


Well, dear boy, there are a few, but here's mine. Giving alms to the poor is one of Islam's pillars. Here's what the evil Muselman says about it:

Quote:
http://www.muslim.org/islam/int-is44.htm

This doesn't apply to your good self, dear boy. You gave at the office, no?

All good questions, Moses. Do you believe in giving charity out of love for God?

Do you believe a kind word in forgiveness is better than charity followed by reproach and injury?

Do you believe charity should be given for its own end, and not for thanks or praise or reward?

Just say if you don’t. We’re all friends here.

Karnal wrote: Reply #51 - Yesterday at 7:59pm:

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Why are you asking me?

The subject matter is:

The muslim and his / her inability to live in peace with anyone.

His / her self induced fanaticism, resulting in the most evil and inhumane human right atrocities being committed in the name of a satanic allah.

His / her total inability to create a civilized life for themselves, always demanding infidels give them security and shelter from their own evil kind.

His / her arriving in an infidels land, only to carry on their filth and perversion resulting in them still actively supporting and carrying out the said human rights atrocities.

The list goes on muslims have a lot of questions to answer.

Now since you desperately are trying to create a smoke screen for muslim atrocities and inability to live in a civilized and decent manner.

My personal opinion of charity is that it is absolutely a gifted grant for genuine people who are truly in need.

I also recognize there are a lot of people who are hypocrites and deceitful users who defraud our charities and welfare, no I don't believe said cheaters deserve anything (they are dishonestly stealing from those in genuine need).

Now to get back to the subject at hand I reiterate:

muslims have had untold $billions at their disposal for the last 100 or so years (oil).

Why aren't all muslims living in Utopia?

Why right now 2015, are muslims frothing at the mouth demanding that the accursed infidel provide millions of them with security and shelter?

Why are muslims a world wide security threat?

When are muslims going to have the guts to accept the fact, islam has got them nowhere, they are the cause of their own problems?

Karnal wrote on Oct 9^th, 2015 at 7:59pm:

Charities were established in the West long before Muslim migration (partly because there is nothing Muslim about charity). You cannot treat Muslim charity as an improvement on the West. Any other suggestions, PB?

Islamic ways of living and doing things bring zero improvement to the West - refute it if you can.

You already said all that, Moses. I asked what you thought of charity.

moses wrote on Oct 11^th, 2015 at 11:23am:


Thanks, Moses. It would appear that you disagree with my quotes on charity. You argue here that charity is conditional, a harsh word is preferable, and charity is not for God’s sake, but a form of divination between the righteous and the deceitful.

No worries.

I’ve been assisted by Muslims who were much poorer than me. I was put up in a house once by strangers in India when I missed my train. They were Kashmiris, their son found me at the station. I could easily have got a hotel room - I wanted to. But they offered me a meal and a bed and wanted nothing for it. Someone, of course, was required to sleep on the floor.

Who cheated who? I must make 30 times that family’s income. But charity, remember, is for God. When a stranger comes to your house, treat them as God. That family didn’t mark me as a rich foreigner out to rip them off. They saw me as someone to give freely to, in their own way.

And this, if you’re reading, old boy, is the difference between giving at the office and giving charity to God. It’s a value few of us have in our culture, but it’s the social glue in many places I’ve been.