| Danzig |
03-22-2012 07:00 AM |
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Originally Posted by DaTruth
(Post 847556)
Danzig, the campaign we have been conducting since 9/11 may not be against Islam per se, but it is definitely against militant Islam. Al qaeda is as much a religious movement as it is a political movement.
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i don't think it is. i think it's a militant group of cold-blooded killers who want things the way they want them. who want power in as many places as possible. there have been non-muslims who have decided to join al qaeda-not because they're islamists, but because that type of behavior appeals to them. the fact that so many muslims have died at the hands of these terrorists ought to help show it is not about religion-it is about how this group thinks politically. look at how many killings occur at places of worship for muslims. those buildings and police stations seem to be targets of choice-probably more for sheer numbers than anything. but when you consider all the killings since we left iraq-who is dying there? muslims.
also-our soldier who just shot and killed all those afganis-is that an act of terror? or do we only call acts of terror those committed by muslims? the shooter in norway-what about him? the unibomber? eric rudolph? the klan member mentioned in an earlier article who shot and killed several people...the okla city bombings.
i would think those, as well as other shootings here and elsewhere are terrorist acts committed to scare the populace for whatever reason. but many only fasten on acts by muslims, therefore only muslims are terrorists. |
