what isis wants for women.

[dolf]

starting with marriage between 9-17y/o.

 

[Ishmael]

Do you think that "Uneducated, barefoot, pregnant, and chained to the stove" would sum it up?

Ishmael

 

[Pookie]

In a section entitled: “How the soldiers of Iblis [the devil] keep women from paradise”, the authors take aim at the western lifestyle that encourages both men and women to gain an education and employment. The manifesto denounces the wearing of fashionable clothes and piercings, concluding: “This urbanisation, modernity and fashion is presented by Iiblis [the devil] in fashion shops and beauty salons.”

I couldn’t help but think of this when I was reading the link ...

http://m.quickmeme.com/img/6e/6e7a76092699e33dac0a07213a8eafc506b6b17bb88416fa96924e1af9a34599.jpg

Does that make me a bad person?

 

[Busybody]

starting with marriage between 9-17y/o.

This is news to you

 

[unregistered]

 

[Beco]

Do you think that "Uneducated, barefoot, pregnant, and chained to the stove" would sum it up?

Ishmael

If they actually had a stove....

 

[Pookie]

It makes you awesome.

I would be ISIS's worst nightmare. Yes, I would.

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

All cultures are equally valid.

:nods:

Look at how badly we offend and outrage them...

 

[Ishmael]

All cultures are equally valid.

:nods:

Look at how badly we offend and outrage them...

That's right, can't be judgmental.

Ishmael

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

That's right, can't be judgmental.

Ishmael

Tolerance, diversity and changing the way we speak.



That's the ticket.

 

[dolf]

if you two are intending to fill the thread with your mutual masturbation, i'm out.

bores.

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

if you two are intending to fill the thread with your mutual masturbation, i'm out.

bores.

Redneck Translation: Once again the beautiful people are demanding to only hear echoes of what they think now that they are finally being just a little offended by Islam.

It became a trope that Bush was just like his enemies in his fearsome certitude. Bush critic Ron Suskind approvingly quoted commentator Bruce Bartlett, who unburdened himself of this deep thought: Bush believes the Islamic radicals “can’t be persuaded, that they’re extremists, driven by a dark vision. He understands them, because he’s just like them.”

University of Chicago professor Bruce Lincoln wrote of Bush and Osama bin Laden, “Both men constructed a Manichaean struggle, where Sons of Light confront Sons of Darkness, and all must enlist on one side or another, without possibility of neutrality, hesitation, or middle ground.”

Yeah, they were exactly the same except that one unhesitatingly ordered the hijacking of civilian aircraft to crash into skyscrapers, and the other unhesitatingly described that act of mass murder as evil.

What is it about the word “evil” that so offends the left?

It smacks of a religious worldview that makes secularists uncomfortable. It sets up a natural opposition between good and evil — what experts dissecting Bush called a “binary discourse” — that is altogether too confident in our own virtue for the left. It doesn’t necessarily entail any particular policy response, but it tilts toward a total commitment to fighting the enemy, since a campaign to degrade evil feels inherently inadequate.

Rich Lowrey, Politico

Read more: http://www.politico.com/magazine/st...ilot-return-of-evil-114927.html#ixzz3QsJQWQC0

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

I'll do you a favor.

I'm out. You can go cackle with your buddy Throb who is more than happy to parrot back at you only what you want to hear.

 

[Ishmael]

if you two are intending to fill the thread with your mutual masturbation, i'm out.

bores.

We're on topic, if a wee bit sarcastic.

In a very real sense of the word ISIS may be accomplishing that which those of us who have been critical of Islam were never able to do. They are beginning to inflame the followers of a more moderate bent to action. They are not only displaying their barbarity, they are publishing their doctrines supporting said barbarity for all the world to see. No longer can the apologists hide behind the notion that these are just a few 'radicals' and not representative of the whole of Islam. And while not representative of the whole of Islam, it is patently obvious that they are a large organization with a significant following.

The more doctrines they publish the better as far as I'm concerned. They are forcing the moderate Muslims to respond, to choose sides.

Ishmael

 

[Jennifer]

Do you think that "Uneducated, barefoot, pregnant, and chained to the stove" would sum it up?

Ishmael

Change "chained to the stove" to cooking goat over a fire.

 

[Wat_Tyler]

We're on topic, if a wee bit sarcastic.

In a very real sense of the word ISIS may be accomplishing that which those of us who have been critical of Islam were never able to do. They are beginning to inflame the followers of a more moderate bent to action. They are not only displaying their barbarity, they are publishing their doctrines supporting said barbarity for all the world to see. No longer can the apologists hide behind the notion that these are just a few 'radicals' and not representative of the whole of Islam. And while not representative of the whole of Islam, it is patently obvious that they are a large organization with a significant following.

The more doctrines they publish the better as far as I'm concerned. They are forcing the moderate Muslims to respond, to choose sides.

Ishmael

Oh, they seem to have been inflaming all week.

 

[Busybody]

I would be ISIS's worst nightmare. Yes, I would.

no

you would be another cut fucked and used

don't flatter yourself, Bitch!

 

[Busybody]

We're on topic, if a wee bit sarcastic.

In a very real sense of the word ISIS may be accomplishing that which those of us who have been critical of Islam were never able to do. They are beginning to inflame the followers of a more moderate bent to action. They are not only displaying their barbarity, they are publishing their doctrines supporting said barbarity for all the world to see. No longer can the apologists hide behind the notion that these are just a few 'radicals' and not representative of the whole of Islam. And while not representative of the whole of Islam, it is patently obvious that they are a large organization with a significant following.

The more doctrines they publish the better as far as I'm concerned. They are forcing the moderate Muslims to respond, to choose sides.

Ishmael

I disagree

After EVERY ONE of these "events", screams are heard...and within days they not only die down....but the finger gets pointed ONCE again

at

US

and Im sure you know, TERROR WORKS....and Muslims regard the STRONG HORSE as the horse to ride

 

[zipman]

I'll do you a favor.

I'm out. You can go cackle with your buddy Throb who is more than happy to parrot back at you only what you want to hear.

Oh the irony.

 

[Pookie]

Oh the irony.

Beat me to it!

 

[zipman]

Beat me to it!

I don't know that I've ever met anyone online less self-aware than A_J.

He truly thinks he's open-minded and objective when he engages in confirmation bias more than anyone else on this site.

 

[Lancecastor]

Chained to the bed has better selling power than chained to the stove.

ISIS just needs a branding/pr agency....they're misunderstood.

 

[ms_ann_thrope]

Let's all just go get stoned.

 

[Lancecastor]

Everybody must get stoned.

 

[Pookie]

It's better to be the stoner.