Shooting at Muhammad cartoon contest in Texas

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TEPO said:
Show me a link of a moderate Muslim that was offended. Only a radical would be offended by such a competition.

…Clearly the radicals outnumber the moderates then?
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Yes there are plenty of links out there and I have already gone to them. So you need to do a better search. Even the FBI do not know how many radical Muslims are out there and it seems when they do — they do nothing, They keep an eye on someone and then the guys kill others. Wow! Great skills! Can’t leave it up to the police, the FBI but we can leave it up to prayer, fasting and dialogue cause we are no longer a Christian Judeo nation. So lets start working together and seeking peace not war.
 
frobert said:
Poking fun at their prophet does not help. How would you feel if another religion drew cartoons of Christ on the cross for fun. Is that disrespectful? Is it a form of hate. You and I would not think of murdering innocents but there are disturbed Christians and radicals who might.
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You’re choosing to ignore the reality of the circumstances. It would be offensive if unprovoked… Snapping a picture of a cross in a jar of urine, which happened, was unprovoked and is shameful. But there is a reason why these pictures of Mohammed were drawn… Because the Salafists declared it criminal to do so. Therefore it is a counter reaction to the Salafists and their Wilayah, their Sharia, their totalitarianism.

Any Muslim or otherwise who believes Pam Geller should be punished is an Islamist.
 
TEPO said:
But nobody has hurt any moderates… Except for the radical Islamists that is.

…This is a much bigger problem than many would like to admit.
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I guess you have not heard of the drone war US in Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia and all its collateral damage among innocents.

Yes it is a much bigger problem than many would like to admit. And I think that is especially true in the US.
 
frobert said:
I guess you have not heard of the drone war US in Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia and all its collateral damage among innocents.

Yes it is a much bigger problem than many would like to admit. And I think that is especially true in the US.
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I guess you have not taken into consideration that the “terrorists” who blow up Westerners and their buildings are soldiers -military men of Islamism. These soldiers of foreign nations are infiltrating our nation and are bringing the war to me and you personally. I think it’s time you and I fight back to defend ourselves -even if that means allowing the drawing of Mohammed, which only a radical would want to outlaw.
 
Divine3 said:
Yes there are plenty of links out there and I have already gone to them. So you need to do a better search. Even the FBI do not know how many radical Muslims are out there and it seems when they do — they do nothing, They keep an eye on someone and then the guys kill others. Wow! Great skills! Can’t leave it up to the police, the FBI but we can leave it up to prayer, fasting and dialogue cause we are no longer a Christian Judeo nation. So lets start working together and seeking peace not war.
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Nope. The Muslims you thought were moderate were actually radical Islamists.
 
TEPO said:
Y But there is a reason why these pictures of Mohammed were drawn… Because the Salafists declared it criminal to do so. Therefore it is a counter reaction to the Salafists and their Wilayah, their Sharia, their totalitarianism.

Any Muslim or otherwise who believes Pam Geller should be punished is an Islamist.
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Provoking a religion that sees what was done by Geller as blasphemy is absolutely arrogant and destructive. To do this is not the way we are asked to be as Christians and the Church would not agree to do it in this way. We do not want more people killed by the evil minded way that terrorists think. Do you know how many lives could have been killed on Sunday if circumstances had been different in Texas.
 
Divine3 said:
Provoking a religion that sees what was done by Geller as blasphemy is absolutely arrogant and destructive. To do this is not the way we are asked to be as Christians and the Church would not agree to do it in this way. We do not want more people killed by the evil minded way that terrorists think. Do you know how many lives could have been killed on Sunday if circumstances had been different in Texas.
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Provoking a religion…? The World created Islam, therefore the world must fix It. As a Christian, I refuse to defend Sharia law, I refuse to submit to wilayah and I refuse to insinuate that provoking mohammed should instigate violence by anyone who is not an Islamist.

…I say smoke all Islamists out into the open and declare anyone who shows public outrage of the drawing contest a sympathizer of radical terrorism.
 
Divine3 said:
Provoking a religion that sees what was done by Geller as blasphemy is absolutely arrogant and destructive. To do this is not the way we are asked to be as Christians and the Church would not agree to do it in this way. We do not want more people killed by the evil minded way that terrorists think. Do you know how many lives could have been killed on Sunday if circumstances had been different in Texas.
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👍 A major part of the problem is main stream media’s dumbing down of America.
 
Divine3 said:
Provoking a religion that sees what was done by Geller as blasphemy is absolutely arrogant and destructive. To do this is not the way we are asked to be as Christians and the Church would not agree to do it in this way. We do not want more people killed by the evil minded way that terrorists think. Do you know how many lives could have been killed on Sunday if circumstances had been different in Texas.
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They would come eventually for us anyways. These cartoons just accelerate the rage.

I find provoking religions to be a waste of time, I just wish that some of the folks on and off CAF (apparently, people on here get confused about that so I know have to clarify it) would defend our Church as much as they defend Islam. But I guess defending the Catholic Church doesn’t get cred with “cool” people.

Also, Geller is right that free speech is under attack. Just look at Christian bakeries. They now have to provide for weddings they don’t agree with. That’s not free speech. And where’s all the people who roll up their sleeves to defend Islam on that??

A lot of them make excuses as to why the bakeries should be targeted.
 
frobert said:
Poking fun at their prophet does not help. How would you feel if another religion drew cartoons of Christ on the cross for fun. Is that disrespectful? Is it a form of hate. You and I would not think of murdering innocents but there are disturbed Christians and radicals who might.
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:rotfl:

Worse—far worse— “art” has already been made by people against Christianity, and the violence is not there.

The only thing that happens is I get an e-mail from a traditional Christian group asking me to send out a message to museums in protest.

Listen, I understand that it’s a fantasy of the American left to try and find some equivalence of terror between radical Middle Eastern folks who claim to be Muslims and Christians.

In fact, every time a terror attack or mass shooting happens, as commentator notes, “they go looking under every single possible rock to find one, just one TEA PARTY Christian or on the opposite end of the spectrum some form of white supremacy”…like a thirsty person in the desert looking for that one drop of water.
 
TEPO said:
So let me get this straight. You pray for the forgiveness of those who sawed off the heads of multiple innocents, just because they weren’t fellow Islamists -because you feel like they deserve forgiveness?

I’m offended by that.

…because that’s what these drawings are related to. You cannot cherry-pick instances without taking in the entire story.

What needs to happen, is the destruction of Radical Islam. **Whether its smoking them out with drawings of Mohammed ** or spying with intelligence by the government or going overseas and dropping bombs. This war is on both sides of the military, and moderate Muslims need to keep quiet and allow the world to extract the cancer that is threatening to destroy.
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So your saying that this event was held with the deliberate intent of smoking out radical Islamists?
 
Isca said:
In my view, it is unnecessarily provocative to organise an event of this nature, for the sole purpose of proving some kind of dubious point.

I see Ms Geller was refused entry to the UK, as her organisation is classified as a hate group here, under our laws.
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I completely agree. Congratulations, now some lives have been lost and others were endangered so that you could wave your little banner of free speech in bad art. Yippee.
 
Divine3 said:
Provoking a religion that sees what was done by Geller as blasphemy is absolutely arrogant and destructive. To do this is not the way we are asked to be as Christians and the Church would not agree to do it in this way. We do not want more people killed by the evil minded way that terrorists think. Do you know how many lives could have been killed on Sunday if circumstances had been different in Texas.
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As it is, Terrorists have been founded out.

The Radicals won’t even accept a painting that is honorable so again, that is only your opinion that is blasphemy.
 
SuperLuigi said:
They would come eventually for us anyways. These cartoons just accelerate the rage.

I find provoking religions to be a waste of time, I just wish that some of the folks on and off CAF (apparently, people on here get confused about that so I know have to clarify it) would defend our Church as much as they defend Islam. But I guess defending the Catholic Church doesn’t get cred with “cool” people.

Also, Geller is right that free speech is under attack. Just look at Christian bakeries. They now have to provide for weddings they don’t agree with. That’s not free speech. And where’s all the people who roll up their sleeves to defend Islam on that??

A lot of them make excuses as to why the bakeries should be targeted.
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👍
 
wild_thing said:
I completely agree. Congratulations, now some lives have been lost and others were endangered so that you could wave your little banner of free speech in bad art. Yippee.
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Well, what’s your excuse for the thousands of others murdered? Do you blame that on art too?
 
wild_thing said:
I completely agree. Congratulations, now some lives have been lost and others were endangered so that you could wave your little banner of free speech in bad art. Yippee.
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Two lives were lost because they chose to open fire on a policeman. Not a very smart move, especially in Texas
 
frobert said:
Poking fun at their prophet does not help. How would you feel if another religion drew cartoons of Christ on the cross for fun. Is that disrespectful? Is it a form of hate. You and I would not think of murdering innocents but there are disturbed Christians and radicals who might.
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You mean disrespect like submerging a crucifix in a bottle of urine and calling it art ? Or a painting of the Virgin Mary where her breasts were made out of cow dung ? Or how about a play that the depicts Jesus as a promiscuous homosexual ? All these occurred and not one single act of violence was caused by them . Not one

Muslims also find homosexuality deeply offensive-in fact it carries the death penalty in Muslim countries. If Muslims attacked a gay wedding in the United States would you criticize the couple getting “married” for provoking them?
 
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