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Old 19 December 2016, 04:29 PM
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These NSR threads soon become part of the JTaylor show. Forget miscarriages of justice, let's talk about Jesus again!
Old 19 December 2016, 06:46 PM
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Originally Posted by neil-h
Not drastically, given a fundamental part of empathy is understanding.

That's some pretty spectacular mental gymnastics, all of a sudden I'm a terrorist sympathiser now. I do love this place sometimes.
Go on then Neil - please explain to me how you understand why IS exist, and carry out the actions that they do?
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Originally Posted by scoobypaul_temp
Go on then Neil - please explain to me how you understand why IS exist, and carry out the actions that they do?
It's really not difficult, you just need to stop and think for a while.
Old 20 December 2016, 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by neil-h
If the two of you struggle with the notion that the difference between a terrorist and a freedom fighter is perspective then quite frankly this discussion isn't worth continuing.



I can understand why they exist and carry out the actions that they do.

And you have absolutely no understanding of IS and their ideology if you think they are freedom fighters

Those calling terrorists freedom fighters and trying to be philosophical are just trying to look clever when in fact all it does is make you look an utter tool. There is no defence of any act of terror.

Perhaps you want to explain your thoughts on them being freedom fighters and them having a reason for what they do to those families who have just lost loved ones in Berlin and see how well it goes down
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Originally Posted by An0n0m0us
And you have absolutely no understanding of IS and their ideology if you think they are freedom fighters

Those calling terrorists freedom fighters and trying to be philosophical are just trying to look clever when in fact all it does is make you look an utter tool. There is no defence of any act of terror.

Perhaps you want to explain your thoughts on them being freedom fighters and them having a reason for what they do to those families who have just lost loved ones in Berlin and see how well it goes down
You are off your head...

To IS WE are the terrorists and they are fighting foriegn invaders....

We are not saying that they are freedom fighters, we are pointing out the only difference is your perspective. To us they are terrorists, to them we are terrorists.

Maybe you need to watch the film "the kingdom" especially the last scenes...
Old 20 December 2016, 10:37 AM
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Originally Posted by An0n0m0us
And you have absolutely no understanding of IS and their ideology if you think they are freedom fighters

Those calling terrorists freedom fighters and trying to be philosophical are just trying to look clever when in fact all it does is make you look an utter tool. There is no defence of any act of terror.

Perhaps you want to explain your thoughts on them being freedom fighters and them having a reason for what they do to those families who have just lost loved ones in Berlin and see how well it goes down
Because it causes hate. Hate causes aggression. Agression demands defence which leads to defensive Jihad...and so the cycle continues. Go and read some Sayyid Qutb.

The very best response to terror is love and forgivensss and this requires understanding. Imagine a world in which the west had turned the other cheek after 9/11. There would be no IS and no grieving families in Germany.
Old 20 December 2016, 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted by JGlanzaV
You are off your head...

To IS WE are the terrorists and they are fighting foriegn invaders....

We are not saying that they are freedom fighters, we are pointing out the only difference is your perspective. To us they are terrorists, to them we are terrorists.

Maybe you need to watch the film "the kingdom" especially the last scenes...
That saved me some typing, cheers.
Old 20 December 2016, 10:43 AM
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Originally Posted by neil-h
That saved me some typing, cheers.
Old 20 December 2016, 10:43 AM
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Originally Posted by JTaylor
Because it causes hate. Hate causes aggression. Agression demands defence which leads to defensive Jihad...and so the cycle continues. Go and read some Sayyid Qutb.

The very best response to terror is love and forgivensss and this requires understanding. Imagine a world in which the west had turned the other cheek after 9/11. There would be no IS and no grieving families in Germany.
Just like the pardoning of the IRA, at some point you have to draw a line in the sand and try to move on. You can't beat an ideology (well bar short of genocide i suppose), trying to do that just ends in a never ending cycle of war and persecution.
Old 20 December 2016, 10:44 AM
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Originally Posted by JGlanzaV
You are off your head...

To IS WE are the terrorists and they are fighting foriegn invaders....

We are not saying that they are freedom fighters, we are pointing out the only difference is your perspective. To us they are terrorists, to them we are terrorists.

Maybe you need to watch the film "the kingdom" especially the last scenes...
No, just no. That is not what IS are about. It doesn't matter to them if you are US or Syrian or Iraqi or any other nationality because it is nothing about invaders with them

I suggest you go and read about what IS is about, their ideology of a caliphate and their 'brand' of Islam.

They are nothing to do with Al Qaeda any more (they originated from Al Qaeda in the Levant) and are all about spreading and enforcing the most extreme perspective of the Quran and creating their dream caliphate across the middle east. Anyone who falls into the control of IS no matter their nationality or beliefs will be killed if they do not agree to obey the version of Islam being enforced by IS. It is absolutely nothing to do with freedom fighting.

IS and Al Qaeda/The Taliban are absolutely 2 different ends of the stick.
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Originally Posted by neil-h
Just like the pardoning of the IRA, at some point you have to draw a line in the sand and try to move on. You can't beat an ideology (well bar short of genocide i suppose), trying to do that just ends in a never ending cycle of war and persecution.
Didnt us brits basically kill of any muslim in the crusades and oppress them for centuries?

We are still opressing the palestinians and until such time as we stop supporting the occupation of palestine and interfering in the middle east there is going to be no respite from groups like IS.
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Originally Posted by An0n0m0us
No, just no. That is not what IS are about. It doesn't matter to them if you are US or Syrian or Iraqi or any other nationality because it is nothing about invaders with them

I suggest you go and read about what IS is about, their ideology of a caliphate and their 'brand' of Islam.

They are nothing to do with Al Qaeda any more (they originated from Al Qaeda in the Levant) and are all about spreading and enforcing the most extreme perspective of the Quran and creating their dream caliphate across the middle east. Anyone who falls into the control of IS no matter their nationality or beliefs will be killed if they do not agree to obey the version of Islam being enforced by IS. It is absolutely nothing to do with freedom fighting.

IS and Al Qaeda/The Taliban are absolutely 2 different ends of the stick.
just like we did in the crusades and our empire, forcing the rest of the world to bend to our will or we will kill and torture them....
Old 20 December 2016, 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted by An0n0m0us
No, just no. That is not what IS are about. It doesn't matter to them if you are US or Syrian or Iraqi or any other nationality because it is nothing about invaders with them

I suggest you go and read about what IS is about, their ideology of a caliphate and their 'brand' of Islam.

They are nothing to do with Al Qaeda any more (they originated from Al Qaeda in the Levant) and are all about spreading and enforcing the most extreme perspective of the Quran and creating their dream caliphate across the middle east. Anyone who falls into the control of IS no matter their nationality or beliefs will be killed if they do not agree to obey the version of Islam being enforced by IS. It is absolutely nothing to do with freedom fighting.

IS and Al Qaeda/The Taliban are absolutely 2 different ends of the stick.
Do you understand why practicing Muslims call converts 'reverts'?
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Originally Posted by neil-h
That saved me some typing, cheers.
And shows you are as ill informed as him then as to what IS are actually about.
Old 20 December 2016, 10:49 AM
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Originally Posted by JGlanzaV
just like we did in the crusades and our empire, forcing the rest of the world to bend to our will or we will kill and torture them....
So you accept then they are nothing to do with fighting foreign invaders then. They cannot in any way be freedom fighters. We are getting somewhere.
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Originally Posted by An0n0m0us
And shows you are as ill informed as him then as to what IS are actually about.

no it just shows you are not capable of understanding simple concepts...

WE created this mess. Saddam hussein, gaza, assad etc....

All messes created by uk and us goverments which have allowed a vaccuum of power in the region to allow groups like IS to thrive.

Saddam may have been a very nasty man, but he kept people like IS at bay through fear, until we decided we need to remove him. With no army, infrastructure or money to deal with threats like IS and the uk and us' apparent withdrawl with no support for the local forces have allowed this ideology to take hold.

For so many to be taking part and joining IS they must have some credibility in the region. They cant capture half the country with no soilders and no funds.

By us attacking them, killing their women and children etc. We are terrorists in their eyes...
Old 20 December 2016, 10:55 AM
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Originally Posted by An0n0m0us
So you accept then they are nothing to do with fighting foreign invaders then. They cannot in any way be freedom fighters. We are getting somewhere.
If you research the question I posed you'll realise why your statements are wrong. There is a theological issue in play that you don't grasp.
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Originally Posted by An0n0m0us
So you accept then they are nothing to do with fighting foreign invaders then. They cannot in any way be freedom fighters. We are getting somewhere.
we are impinging their freedom to set up their caliphate as they wish. Ergo we are terrorists to them and they are fighting to defend their caliphate and freedom from thebopressive ways of the west....
Old 20 December 2016, 11:00 AM
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Originally Posted by JGlanzaV
we are impinging their freedom to set up their caliphate as they wish. Ergo we are terrorists to them and they are fighting to defend their caliphate and freedom from thebopressive ways of the west....
And infidels, apostates, idolators...anyone in the Dar al-Harb.
Old 20 December 2016, 11:07 AM
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Originally Posted by An0n0m0us
And shows you are as ill informed as him then as to what IS are actually about.
I'm perfectly well informed but thanks for your concern.
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Originally Posted by JGlanzaV
no it just shows you are not capable of understanding simple concepts...

WE created this mess. Saddam hussein, gaza, assad etc....

All messes created by uk and us goverments which have allowed a vaccuum of power in the region to allow groups like IS to thrive.

Saddam may have been a very nasty man, but he kept people like IS at bay through fear, until we decided we need to remove him. With no army, infrastructure or money to deal with threats like IS and the uk and us' apparent withdrawl with no support for the local forces have allowed this ideology to take hold.

For so many to be taking part and joining IS they must have some credibility in the region. They cant capture half the country with no soilders and no funds.

By us attacking them, killing their women and children etc. We are terrorists in their eyes...
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Originally Posted by ditchmyster
One mans terrorist is another mans freedom fighter.
And whose freedom was the Paki asylum seeker who just drove a 40 ton truck into a packed Christmas market in Berlin fighting for?
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Originally Posted by Wurzel
And whose freedom was the Paki asylum seeker who just drove a 40 ton truck into a packed Christmas market in Berlin fighting for?
His caliphate and his perceived brothers who are under constant attack by the UN (Uk, Us, Germany etc....)

It really shouldnt be that difficult to grasp this concept....
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Originally Posted by JGlanzaV
His caliphate and his perceived brothers who are under constant attack by the UN (Uk, Us, Germany etc....)

It really shouldnt be that difficult to grasp this concept....
You will have to refresh my memory as I don't recall the UN, UK, US or Germany attcking anyone in Pakistan recently.
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Originally Posted by neil-h
Just like the pardoning of the IRA, at some point you have to draw a line in the sand and try to move on. You can't beat an ideology (well bar short of genocide i suppose), trying to do that just ends in a never ending cycle of war and persecution.

Isn't that the whole point of this thread? A line in the sand was indeed drawn, the IRA and its minions were pardoned, released from jail etc., but it seems this 'forgive and forget' approach doesn't apply to members of the army. And this action is supported by many on here who think the IRA and Isis are actually ok guys while the UK military are just filth to be persecuted at every opportunity.
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Originally Posted by Paben
Isn't that the whole point of this thread? A line in the sand was indeed drawn, the IRA and its minions were pardoned, released from jail etc., but it seems this 'forgive and forget' approach doesn't apply to members of the army. And this action is supported by many on here who think the IRA and Isis are actually ok guys while the UK military are just filth to be persecuted at every opportunity.
Happy to count myself among the exceptions, if that's the case.
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Originally Posted by Wurzel
You will have to refresh my memory as I don't recall the UN, UK, US or Germany attcking anyone in Pakistan recently.
Where did Osama bin laden get killed?!

Pakistan incase you were wondering...

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Happy to count myself among the exceptions, if that's the case.
It's not the case.



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