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RE: Penn Jillette on Islam - 5/9/2017 10:23:48 PM   
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"The chances of a terrorist believing in Islam, are pretty good. The chances of someone who believes in Islam being a terrorist are very, very bad; very little chance of that."

That's because EVEN Islamic Terrorists don't view themselves as Terrorists. They view the non-Muslims as the Terrorist, duh! And they see themselves as just defending themselves.

So of course the chance of a Muslim believing themselves as a Terrorist is slim and almost next to none.

ISIS do not think they are Terrorists. They see themselves as Holy Protectors of Islam. They totally think America/Europe are the Terrorist, and that's why they are attacking.

Just like their Leader Muhammad always blame all his attacks on the other party. Muhammad always claim he was just defending himself.

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RE: Penn Jillette on Islam - 5/9/2017 10:35:48 PM   
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Gosh pennie jill said that?!?!

Well if our modern day oracle said it, it must be true, BUT, .............whatever you do,..........no matter what happens,........even if common sense attempts to break down the door of your mind,.....DON'T actually pick up the koran and read it. You might be enlightened the truth of islam.

No it will be much more fun for those of us that can see, to watch your rude awakening at the proper time.
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RE: Penn Jillette on Islam - 5/9/2017 10:44:15 PM   
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"The chances of a terrorist believing in Islam, are pretty good. The chances of someone who believes in Islam being a terrorist are very, very bad; very little chance of that."

That's because EVEN Islamic Terrorists don't view themselves as Terrorists. They view the non-Muslims as the Terrorist, duh! And they see themselves as just defending themselves.

So of course the chance of a Muslim believing themselves as a Terrorist is slim and almost next to none.

ISIS do not think they are Terrorists. They see themselves as Holy Protectors of Islam. They totally think America/Europe are the Terrorist, and that's why they are attacking.

Just like their Leader Muhammad always blame all his attacks on the other party. Muhammad always claim he was just defending himself.


No, jihad is all about offensive action in the name of Allah

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RE: Penn Jillette on Islam - 5/9/2017 11:12:20 PM   
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Most muslims are dead silent about the terrorists and/or the ones that are trying to enforce sharia law.

People with an anti-Muslim agenda (looking right at you RM, BoscoX) persist in making this and similar claims loudly, repeatedly and without any basis in fact.
On the contrary, Islamic doctrine explicitly requires Muslims to proselytize and Islam is fundamentally an imperialist religion which conquers through the use of force and the threat of violence. This is explicitly detailed in Islamic doctrine. Your lack of familiarity is no excuse for your poor reasoning.

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Recently this claim was tested in the courts as part of a libel action brought by the Grand Mufti of Australia against Murdoch's News Corp, one of the prime drivers of Islamophobia in the media.
No, it wasn't tested in the courts. First off, the action brought by the Grand Mufti was for defamation. It had nothing to do with "Islamophobia" (which is fundamentally a nonsense term used by those who lack reason.)

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So the claim was analysed forensically as part of the proceedings.
No, it fucking wasn't. Now you're just making up lies and using the word "forensically" to try and give your ludicrous claim a patina of respectability.

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The Guardian reports:
"Sydney’s Daily Telegraph newspaper published two stories highly critical of the response of the grand mufti, Dr Ibrahim Abu Mohamed, to the co-ordinated terrorist attacks that killed 130 people in November 2015.

One depicted him as three “unwise” monkeys, covering his ears, eyes and mouth, next to the words “Sees no problems, hears no concerns, speaks no English”. The second article was headlined: “Even Hamas condemn the Paris attacks so why won’t Australia’s Grand Mufti Ibrahim Abu Mohammed?”.

Mohamed, Australia’s most senior Sunni scholar, sued News Corp for defamation early last year, and verdicts were entered by agreement with News Corp in his favour in the NSW supreme court on Friday. The terms of the settlement were confidential. Mohamed had alleged the articles wrongly implied he had failed to condemn the terrorist attacks and shifted blame away from the perpetrators.[/color]
Part of the problem here is that the articles are absolutely correct. The Grand Poobah attributed terrorism to outside pressures, rather than Islam's doctrine of savage inhuman brutality as it is preached in the majority of mosques. This is the usual subtle - for them - Islamic blackmail tactic which effectively states "Give us stuff or our people will blow you up." Personally, I favour Israel's response, which is to kick the shit out of Muslims whenever they try this crap.

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He had issued a statement days before the defamatory articles, which mourned the loss of innocent lives in Paris and expressed his deepest condolences to families and friends of the victims.
Irrelevant. That is not a condemnation of the attack. Which is precisely the claim of the article.

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The statement canvassed “causative factors” of terrorism, including racism, Islamophobia, curtailing freedoms, foreign policies and military intervention.
He's an apologist for terrorist activity and a fucking disgrace. He should be expelled from the country.

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Mohamed had earlier posted a Facebook statement about the Paris attacks and a bombing in Beirut, which said: “There are no words to truly describe the devastation of these acts but we will continue in solidarity and pray for peace.”
Yes, the usual "Oh, this is so terrible", but he says nothing about the Islamic nutcases responsible for these attacks.

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He had previously condemned all forms of terrorism, including on Facebook, in interviews with the ABC and in other formal statements.
That's a cop-out. He condemns terrorism as a vague idea, rather than specifically criticising those Islamic groups which consistently engage in it. He supposedly has stature within the Islamic community of Australia, yet refuses to use this stature to condemn the religious justification used by Islamic terrorists. He's a liar and a coward.

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His statement of claim alleged he had been brought into hatred, ridicule and contempt, and was gravely injured in his character and reputation.
He's managed to do all that to himself. Remember, this IS the guy who claimed that non-Muslims want their women "exposed as a piece of sweet pastry devoured by the eyes of men" (Yes, he's basically calling Western women whores... there's quite a lot of this in the Islamic community) and back in the 90's he wrote that "the West does not bring to us any good, all they bring are their diseases".

Oh, and of course he supports the Islamic position on homosexuality. IE: Not very progressive. I wonder if he approves of the "throwing off the roof" style of Islamic justice for that particular 'crime' or if he just thinks they should be put to death humanely. You should try asking him.

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News Corp had previously defended the claim, arguing that the imputations of the articles were substantially true. It also argued that some of the defamatory imputations were an expression of honest opinion."[/color]
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/may/05/australias-grand-mufti-wins-defamation-case-over-news-corp-articles

News Corp were unable to substantiate their false claims, and admitted that their claims had no foundation in fact. They were forced to abandon their first line of defence - that the claims were "substantially true" - and accept that their claims were false. For a more detailed analysis of the statements and claims see here
Basically, they settled rather than fight it out.

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So RM & BoscoX the claims you are advancing has been tested in a court and found to be false.
No. A single man sued for defamation. That is all. Not only would the outcome be irrelevant outside of this particular context, but there was no finding by the court, because the parties settled. Your claim that a court somehow contradicted Boxco's statements is ludicrous. Two parties settled in court. That's all. Period. It has no implications outside of this action and nothing has been tested in court.

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I doubt if this will stop you peddling this falsehood in future but at least we both know that you have been exposed to the truth of the matter right here and now, and if you repeat this claim in the future we will both know that you are knowingly and deliberately peddling malicious lies.
Like Peon, you are an incredibly poor thinker and... frankly.. not all that bright. Anyone with a modicum of intelligence should be able to understand the implications of this case, but you're making unsubstantiated claims based upon wishes and prejudice, not on anything remotely dwelling in the realm of fact or evidence.

No wonder you're obsessed with gender studies. That's a complete fiction too.


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RE: Penn Jillette on Islam - 5/9/2017 11:16:34 PM   
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*Any* ideology is always there for whomever might want it and whenever it chimes with what a given group of people are into.
Right, so the reason why the West is peaceful and Islam is engaged in wars on 25 fronts is because Arabs are more primitive and warlike, is that it?

Peon, you fucking cultural snob. (And you're probably racist too).

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I don't get why so many people absolutely, unquestioningly, take it for granted that the ideology is the root cause of what people are. Why is that so 'self-evident'?

Is it not at least possible that a given group of people a) become, say, aggressive and warlike, *then* b) pick the religion (or aspects of a religion) that make their aggression look and feel 'real' and 'righteous' to them?
Jesus, you claim to be a political scientist, you dolt. You should be ANSWERING this fucking question, not making up fairy stories.

Fuck, you two are unbelievably crap at this.


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RE: Penn Jillette on Islam - 5/9/2017 11:17:38 PM   
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And if we want to place blame for not assuming responsibility for the terrorism of the IRA it is and was the followers of two religions...not the religions themselves. When enough Catholics and Protestants , and eventually this is what happened, decided enough is enough the violence ended. We need Muslims to say enough is enough.

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RE: Penn Jillette on Islam - 5/9/2017 11:18:50 PM   
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Oh for fuck's sake, Bosco. It's clear from that comment that you've missed so many points that I can't even be arsed to begin to answer you.
Oh, the motherfucken irony! ROFL!


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RE: Penn Jillette on Islam - 5/9/2017 11:22:35 PM   
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Gosh pennie jill said that?!?!

Well if our modern day oracle said it, it must be true, BUT, .............whatever you do,..........no matter what happens,........even if common sense attempts to break down the door of your mind,.....DON'T actually pick up the koran and read it. You might be enlightened the truth of islam.

No it will be much more fun for those of us that can see, to watch your rude awakening at the proper time.
The look on your face as your head rolls should be quite the sight.
Oh look. A Muslim threatening someone. How..... common.


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RE: Penn Jillette on Islam - 5/9/2017 11:36:40 PM   
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I do think religious zealotry can lead a person down the wrong path, and into areas that are counter to the mainstream message of that religion.




I think the question, for me, is 'what makes someone go for religious zealotry in the first place?' I mean, it must require some kind of predisposition, and that predispositioin will be based on a temperament that's formed by all sorts of things in a person's background.

To put it really over-simply, I think it goes something like this:

"I am angry and want to hurt someone. Hurting people is bad, though. But, hang on, here's an Islamist political leader who says that hurting is good, if it's the right person and for Allah!'


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RE: Penn Jillette on Islam - 5/10/2017 1:57:12 AM   
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The Guardian reports:
"Sydney’s Daily Telegraph newspaper published two stories highly critical of the response of the grand mufti, Dr Ibrahim Abu Mohamed, to the co-ordinated terrorist attacks that killed 130 people in November 2015.

One depicted him as three “unwise” monkeys, covering his ears, eyes and mouth, next to the words “Sees no problems, hears no concerns, speaks no English”. The second article was headlined: “Even Hamas condemn the Paris attacks so why won’t Australia’s Grand Mufti Ibrahim Abu Mohammed?”.

Mohamed, Australia’s most senior Sunni scholar, sued News Corp for defamation early last year, and verdicts were entered by agreement with News Corp in his favour in the NSW supreme court on Friday. The terms of the settlement were confidential. Mohamed had alleged the articles wrongly implied he had failed to condemn the terrorist attacks and shifted blame away from the perpetrators.[/color]
Part of the problem here is that the articles are absolutely correct.


Your entire response to my post, and your entire argument rely on the the claim that "the articles are absolutely correct". As far as I know you are the only person advancing this falsehood, as the author of the claims, News Corp has accepted that the articles were false. Initially, News Corp tried to defend its claims on the basis that they were "substantially true" but abandoned this defence when it became very clear that News Corp had made false and erroneous claims of fact.

All this is spelt out in black and white in the Guardian reports which I cited in my original post here and here. Spelt out in terms so clear and simple that a 10 year old could understand them. But terms you fail to grasp - a failure so glaring that one suspects you are either blinded by prejudice or allergic to facts and reality or possibly both.

You are either unable or unwilling to accept that all the parties - News Corp, the Mufti and the courts - agree that the anti-Islam claims published by News Corp were false. And so the entire edifice you have built around this false claim turns out to be flimsier than a house of cards and collapses just as easily.

Despite these multiple prejudice-driven faults you plough on, accusing others of precisely the same blatant errors of fact and bias that permeate your own post and argument (such as it is):

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Like Peon, you are an incredibly poor thinker and... frankly.. not all that bright. Anyone with a modicum of intelligence should be able to understand the implications of this case, but you're making unsubstantiated claims based upon wishes and prejudice, not on anything remotely dwelling in the realm of fact or evidence.


As shown conclusively above, the "poor thinking" here is all yours and yours alone. You are the only person who has failed to grasp the implications of the case, and you alone persist in "making unsubstantiated claims based upon wishes and prejudice", claims abandoned by their author, News Corp. Your inane allegations rely entirely claims that you know to be false, that all parties to the legal case agree are false, claims that are described perfectly by your own phrase "wishes and prejudice, not [based] on anything remotely dwelling in the realm of fact or evidence".

Your argument, and your worldview exist in the realm of "wishes and prejudice", of fantasy. There is no connection between the argument you advanced and the facts of the matter as accepted by the courts. You fail totally to grasp that News Corp lost, that it agrees its claims are false. Following on from this failure to grasp the reality and implications of the court proceedings, you advance a series of ridiculous claims that have no merit outside the confines of your wholly prejudiced mind.

While fellow fruitcakes everywhere might be persuaded by your nonsense, I doubt any one with an open mind is. Sadly, I should really have come to expect childish petulant nonsense from you - describing the reality that the rest of us experience has never been your strong point.


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RE: Penn Jillette on Islam - 5/10/2017 2:28:51 AM   
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Like Peon, you are an incredibly poor thinker and... frankly.. not all that bright.


A, please. You're simply not in a position to talk about other people's brightness or thinking abilities. All you generally contribute to these debates on Islam is prejudice, wrapped up in pomposity, with a bit of googling to give it a little veneer. You need to get an education, lad. There's no substitute for it.

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RE: Penn Jillette on Islam - 5/10/2017 3:30:43 AM   
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I do think religious zealotry can lead a person down the wrong path, and into areas that are counter to the mainstream message of that religion.




I think the question, for me, is 'what makes someone go for religious zealotry in the first place?' I mean, it must require some kind of predisposition, and that predispositioin will be based on a temperament that's formed by all sorts of things in a person's background.

To put it really over-simply, I think it goes something like this:

"I am angry and want to hurt someone. Hurting people is bad, though. But, hang on, here's an Islamist political leader who says that hurting is good, if it's the right person and for Allah!'



I seriously roll my eyes when I read stuffs like these.

No it doesn't take any type of disposition. The fact that Islam follows a Prophet that LITERALLY and HISTORICALLY did KILL people.

Could it be that, when they choose to kill people, and start wars? They were simply LITERALLY following what their Prophet set by example?

You mean when you follow a Prophet who starts wars and kill people?

The correct interpretation is, DO NOT DO what your prophet did, because he was a 7th Century Barbarian who didn't know better and does not fit into modern times?

Then I question why would SANE people even be following a Prophet who does not fit into modern times! With all his back wards thoughts. Like how it is safe to have sex with 9 yr olds as long as she had her period. His backwards ideas is good enough to say, ditch Islam.

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RE: Penn Jillette on Islam - 5/10/2017 5:17:15 AM   
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I do think religious zealotry can lead a person down the wrong path, and into areas that are counter to the mainstream message of that religion.




I think the question, for me, is 'what makes someone go for religious zealotry in the first place?' I mean, it must require some kind of predisposition, and that predispositioin will be based on a temperament that's formed by all sorts of things in a person's background.


Yes. Or to put the question in a slightly more general fashion: What makes ordinary people become terrorists?

Those who like to point the finger exclusively at Islam want us to accept that (a)religious zealotry, and religious zealotry alone is sufficient to create terrorists out of ordinary people and (b) Islam mandates its followers to turn to terrorism as part of their religious obligations . This in turn requires us to ignore any potential social economic or political factors that may be part of the equation. It also requires us to ignore the fact that the most efficient generator of terrorism is a hostile foreign military intervention or occupation and that a hostile foreign military occupation or intervention is present at all the sites where terrorism has become a problem - see Northern Ireland, Sri Lanka, Iraq, Occupied Palestine and so on.

It seems to me far more reasonable and likely that a confluence of social economic and political factors pre-dispose their victims towards extremist ideologies - extreme situations create a fertile breeding ground for extremist solutions. The ideology provides a post-facto rationalisation of both the extreme situation and the extreme solution (terrorism).

While hate preachers occupy a role in creating terrorists, their role in the total picture is relatively minor and late. The social and political conditions that are the causal factors in generating the extreme situation requiring an equally extreme remedy occupy far higher and far more critical places on the list of factors that combine to create terrorists. Hate preachers and hateful ideologies are more of an effect than a cause. It really doesn't matter how many hate preachers there are, or what particular ideology they preach if the social and political conditions that predispose people towards extremism are absent.

Until this simple and basic truth is accepted successes in the war against terrorism are likely to be limited and local.

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RE: Penn Jillette on Islam - 5/10/2017 6:57:09 AM   
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The Muslims I have met impressed me with their stories from back home, about how their lands are lands of fascists
Why do you ask.


How many have tried to kill you because you're not a fellow Muslim?


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RE: Penn Jillette on Islam - 5/10/2017 7:00:14 AM   
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"The chances of a terrorist believing in Islam, are pretty good. The chances of someone who believes in Islam being a terrorist are very, very bad; very little chance of that."

That's because EVEN Islamic Terrorists don't view themselves as Terrorists. They view the non-Muslims as the Terrorist, duh! And they see themselves as just defending themselves.
So of course the chance of a Muslim believing themselves as a Terrorist is slim and almost next to none.


You read what he said incorrectly. The chances of someone who believes in Islam being a terrorist - not viewing themselves as terrorists - is very low.

There is a big difference.

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RE: Penn Jillette on Islam - 5/10/2017 7:06:01 AM   
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Counting the ottomans declaring jihad on all of the Western powers, or not counting that

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RE: Penn Jillette on Islam - 5/10/2017 8:19:49 AM   
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And if we want to place blame for not assuming responsibility for the terrorism of the IRA it is and was the followers of two religions...not the religions themselves. When enough Catholics and Protestants , and eventually this is what happened, decided enough is enough the violence ended. We need Muslims to say enough is enough.

Butch
The IRA's goals were political, not religious.



Perhaps.... but the battle lines were divided by religion.

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RE: Penn Jillette on Islam - 5/10/2017 8:28:57 AM   
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Perhaps.... but the battle lines were divided by religion.

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A religion that literally preaches nonviolence. A religion whose followers violate their scriptural teachings if they commit violence, as opposed to Muslims who are the exact opposite

If Muslims do not commit violence they are violating their scriptural teachings



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RE: Penn Jillette on Islam - 5/10/2017 9:30:51 AM   
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If Muslims do not commit violence they are violating their scriptural teachings


That's not what happens in the real life practice of Islam, just as it isn't in religions in general. Things "go woolly", as other influences gain a hold in any given society. (Like the influence of free market principles on a society - aggression gets in the way of trade, so people allow themselves to "get woolly" about what they might once have seen as their holy requirement to be violent.) This is why most Muslims, most of the time, aren't violent; and whatever they might be contradicting in the Koran, doesn't matter.

Bosco, to bring it all down to ordinary daily life: Next time you have any interaction with a Muslim, check his face. Does he look stressed and shifty (because, perhaps, he wants to do violence to you)? Or does he look actually as laid back or otherwise as a white guy might? I mean, what does your intuition tell you in these situations?


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RE: Penn Jillette on Islam - 5/10/2017 9:47:49 AM   
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Perhaps.... but the battle lines were divided by religion.

Butch


A religion that literally preaches nonviolence. A religion whose followers violate their scriptural teachings if they commit violence, as opposed to Muslims who are the exact opposite

If Muslims do not commit violence they are violating their scriptural teachings



"Thou shall not kill."

Seems very clear. No caveats, exceptions, special circumstances.

Yet Christian nations violate it continually. Gun-owners make it clear trespassers will be killed.

"Turn the other cheek."
"Love your enemy as your self."

Sounds like a violent group of extremists ignoring spiritual teachings to pursue their own agenda.

So much for the influence of the contents of Scripture.

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