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Title: All aboard!
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 04/11/16 at 08:28:14

We SHOULD bring them here. We Need more!
Can't be reporting stuff like that!


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Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 04/11/16 at 19:15:01

Speechless?


You should stick should up your dumb mass.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/resolution-not-conflict/201503/should-you-use-word-it-decreases-your-effectiveness

Keep the guilt. I don't care.

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by DesertRat on 04/11/16 at 19:38:51


I use, “I could …” or “We could …”, all the time ... 'tis more effective ...  :D

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 04/11/16 at 19:52:03

Thanks for stepping right in the middle of that. My point was being made to Bot, who has used
Should
numerous times as a determining factor regarding how we, America,
Should be. And, after explaining that we are not Yet AS we Should be, he declines to explain what we Would be, when we are as we Should be.

Now, who can take a hint?

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by DesertRat on 04/11/16 at 22:06:22

why you baiting Bot ??? sorry for stepping in the $#iT ...  :D

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 04/12/16 at 04:47:33

Because
Should
is such a load. It's just an opinion, everyone has Their
Shoulds
I believe we
Should
get rid of the trade deals. Why? Because I can SHOW they damaged America.
He believes we
Should
bring the Muslims in. Because, we just should... And I would like to know WHY. I have shown that they are committing crime,, seriously disturbing the societies that are playing host. Yet, he is stuck on
Should
so, I show him more,
Muslim nations don't allow them in,
Yet, we

Should?
Why?
If you have a should
You have a why.
I wanna know
Why.

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by raydawg on 04/12/16 at 16:02:29

JOG......

While reading the WSJ today.....

I find the article very titillating, I think you SHOULD read it  ;D








Islam and the Radical West

The political orthodoxy of the left is the gateway drug to jihad.

By BRET STEPHENS

Years ago I had a chat with three young Muslim men as we waited in a Heathrow airport lounge to board a flight to Islamabad. I was going to Pakistan to report on the fallout from a devastating earthquake in Kashmir. They were going there to do what they vaguely described as “charitable work.” They dressed in white shalwar kameez, wore their beards in salafist style and spoke in south London accents.

I tried to steer the conversation to the earthquake. They wanted to talk about politics. Had I seen Michael Moore’s “Fahrenheit 9/11”? I avoided furnishing an opinion about a film they plainly revered. The unvarnished truth about Amerika—from an American. Authority and authenticity rolled into one.

I think of that exchange whenever the subject of Islamist radicalization comes up. There’s a great deal of literature about how young Muslim men—often born in the West to middle-class and not particularly religious households—get turned on to jihad. Think of Mohammed Emwazi, the University of Westminster graduate later known as Jihadi John. Or Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, of Fort Hood infamy. Or Najim Laachraoui, who studied electrical engineering at the prestigious Catholic University of Louvain before blowing himself up last month in Brussels. Or Boston’s Tsarnaev brothers and San Bernardino’s Syed Farook.

It’s a long list. And in many cases investigators are able to identify an agent of radicalization. Maj. Hasan corresponded with extremist cleric Anwar al-Awlaki. Laachraoui seems to have come under the spell of a Molenbeek preacher named Khalid Zerkani. The Tsarnaevs took their bomb-building tips from “Inspire,” an online English-language magazine published by al Qaeda’s branch in Yemen.

But the influence of the Awlakis of the world can’t fully account for the mind-set of these jihadists. They are also sons of the West—educated in the schools of multiculturalism, reared on the works of Noam Chomsky and perhaps Frantz Fanon, consumers of a news diet heavy with reports of perfidy by American or British or Israeli soldiers. If Islamism is their ideological drug of choice, the political orthodoxies of the modern left are their gateway to it.

Take the most recent issue of Inspire. Mixed in with step-by-step photos on how to build a timed hand grenade and an analysis of the Charlie Hebdo massacre, there’s a long article on the oppression of blacks in America, starting with the killing of Ferguson’s Michael Brown. The Spring 2013 issue contains a “message to the American nation” from al Qaeda Commander Qassim Ar-Reimy in which he asks whether “meddling in our affairs and installing whomever tyrant agents and lackeys you want who kill and oppress [is] forgivable?”

“Leave us with our religion, land and nations and mind your own internal affairs,” the commander—now Emir—writes. “Save your economy, look after your concerns, for it is better than what you currently are.”

This isn’t the language of Islam, with its impressive tradition of conquest. It’s the language of the progressive left, of what Jeane Kirkpatrick at the 1984 Republican convention called the “Blame America First” crowd. It fits the left’s view of the West as the perennial sinner and the rest of the world as its perpetual victim. It is the language of turning the page on a decade of war, of focusing on nation building at home.

It strikes us as radical only because it comes from the pen of a terrorist. If it had appeared as an op-ed in the Guardian, it would elicit nodding approval from many readers, a dismissive shrug from others, but no big whoop either way.

In the early 1990s my former columnist colleague Thomas Frank came up with the clever phrase “commodification of dissent” to explain how capitalism turned all kinds of countercultural beliefs and radical ideas into just another product in a box, to be sold and distributed through the usual channels. “Fahrenheit 9/11” might have been a political revelation or even a call to arms for some impressionable young Muslims from Tower Hamlets, but to Hollywood it was $222.5 million of box office gold. That made it a winner in the marketplace of ideas, and who can quarrel with that?

The commodification of dissent may have the effect of blunting the impact of all kinds of extreme notions. But it can dull us to their extremism, leaving us astonished when someone turns notion into action. The catharsis of violence seems like an interesting idea in the pages of “The Wretched of the Earth.” In practice, it’s scores of young men and women gunned down in a Paris concert hall.

We’ve become lazy in our thinking about Islam and the West. Whether the Islam practiced by al Qaeda or ISIS is “radical” or merely traditional isn’t the question. It’s whether the West can recognize that the moral nihilism of today’s Jihadi Johns is the logical outgrowth of the moral relativism that is the default religion of today’s West.

Write bstephens@wsj.com


Your thoughts SHOULD be shared as it WOULD lend dialogue an understanding  :-[

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 04/12/16 at 16:26:18

Michael Moore? I don't remember if I ever saw it.
As for
Blame America first?
Well, until people are ABLE to see the possibility that we ARE at fault, they will not figure out what is going on.

Is there anyone who doesn't yet understand that Libya was slated for invasion YEARS before the REASONS for it were public? We didn't go there to
Spread democracy.
We went to shut him down from wrecking the dollar.

The worlds greatest irrigation system wasn't on a military base, nor was it in town. We destroyed it. And it was good for the PEOPLE.

I wonder if anyone actually reads what I post.

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by pg on 04/12/16 at 19:19:03


554A4C4B5651605060584A460D3F0 wrote:
The worlds greatest irrigation system wasn't on a military base, nor was it in town. We destroyed it. And it was good for the PEOPLE.


For those who weren't aware, take 5 min and look up some pictures.  It was extremely impressive, the pipelines looked to be 10 - 12 feet in diameter.

Best regards,

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 04/12/16 at 19:34:01

It was awe inspiring and
The People
didn't pay for it.
Oil did.
That Hated, Vicious, Dictator
Rode through the streets, standing up through the roof of the car.

How do Our beloved leaders travel?

Go, watch the video.

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by Serowbot on 04/12/16 at 22:14:47

I would take the bait, though I know I should not...
...but, I won't... because this is ridiculous...

WTF triggered this tirade?...
JOG,... ???...  You should stick should up your dumb mass.

;D ;D ;D



PS... JOG... speaking of communication...  
Read your original post...
It is nonsensical...
I'm sure in the context of what where your thoughts were at time, it made sense to you, but we aren't with you...
As an out of the blue comment, it is rambling, nonsensical, insanity...

You should try to write as a reader...





Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 04/13/16 at 09:15:52

Only two lines were mine. The rest is cut and paste.
Sites, reporting what you don't seem to know, it's a mix, some stuff doesn't apply.

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 04/13/16 at 13:11:07

Label it as bait. That's a cheap way to dismiss a valid question.
You have taken the position that we should bring them in.
Yet, there are myriad reasons why I would say that to do so is irrational and foolhardy. While
We just Should
may seem to be a complete explanation of what our policy needs to be to you, it fails far short of countering the REASONS for me saying
We shouldn't.

If you're planning on making a case for your position, you're gonna have to explain why we should expect better behavior from the refugees HERE than what we have SEEN from them elsewhere. Then , factor in the very real possibility that those military aged MEN among them are Most Likely very upset about our involvement in making their country the hellhole they have been forced to evacuate.


Is this true? Is this an opportunity to allow observed reality to guide us? Who is doing the raping and killing?
http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/555434/Islamic-State-ISIS-Smuggler-THOUSANDS-Extremists-into-Europe-Refugees

And WE, the very source of weapons and material support, should expect those who have sworn to fight, kill, and overcome the Christians, should expect that they will come here and, if not assimilate, then just take a place in American society and live and let live?


Should a community of blacks embrace a few thousand members of the KKK, because they are needy?


I've taken the time to think through these things and present cogent arguments, based in evidence. That's not baiting, that's debating.
Explain your position, based on reason. I have.

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by Paraquat on 04/14/16 at 06:01:16


3C2325223F3809390931232F64560 wrote:
And WE, the very source of weapons and material support, should expect those who have sworn to fight, kill, and overcome the Christians, should expect that they will come here and, if not assimilate, then just take a place in American society and live and let live?


Both religions are retarded.

Where do atheists fit it?


--Steve

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by raydawg on 04/14/16 at 08:08:43


7647544757534752260 wrote:
[quote author=3C2325223F3809390931232F64560 link=1460388494/0#12 date=1460578267]And WE, the very source of weapons and material support, should expect those who have sworn to fight, kill, and overcome the Christians, should expect that they will come here and, if not assimilate, then just take a place in American society and live and let live?


Both religions are retarded.



Where do atheists fit it?





--Steve[/quote]

Your declaration leaves no doubt as to where you fit in....
But for the sake of dialogue I will explain thusly.....
Blaming the actions of a person based on their interpretation of a belief, any belief, where it impinges, restricts, or activity constrains another's pursuit of happiness, is like blaming food for being fat, or a gun for killing, or nice jugs, for raping.....

Mankind is seriously flawed, but instead of trying to find a resolution within self, well heck, let's find blame instead.

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by Paraquat on 04/14/16 at 09:25:45


11021A07021404630 wrote:
Your declaration leaves no doubt as to where you fit in....


Good.


11021A07021404630 wrote:
Blaming the actions of a person based on their interpretation of a belief, any belief, where it impinges, restricts, or activity constrains another's pursuit of happiness, is like blaming food for being fat, or a gun for killing, or nice jugs, for raping.....


Why are they beheading people and yelling "Allahu Akbar" then?

http://https://d21ii91i3y6o6h.cloudfront.net/gallery_images/from_proof/7348/large/1439831071/aloha-snackbar.png

Have they been trying to yell us about the greatest new restaurant and bar this whole time?

Or are they beheading people because they absolutely love nachos?


Quote:
The New Testament never demands the destruction of unbelievers or the slaughter of one’s enemies. To be sure, there are passages in the Old Testament that call for the utter destruction of entire villages, but Christians believe the God of Mercy supersedes the God of slaughtering justice.

http://www.patheos.com/blogs/standingonmyhead/why-do-muslims-behead-people


Quote:
The religion of the ISIS, on the other hand,  is a form of Islam that condemns everyone who is different and has only one message: Convert or be killed.


Sounds to me like the reason they are doing it, is because of their belief in their god.
Which is dumb.
There is no God. I say this definitively.
We don't sacrifice people by cutting out their still beating hearts anymore. We don't throw virgins into volcanoes anymore (terrible waste of perfectly good virgins). We don't believe we have the ability to anger the sun into causing droughts anymore. Because that is dumb.

http://https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/5a/f9/ff/5af9ff80da8266a9078d78e4782b63db.jpg


--Steve

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by Paraquat on 04/14/16 at 09:50:39

Do you live in fear that every time there is an eclipse, the sun might not come back unless you leave enough corn on a stone alter in just the right spot?


--Steve

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by raydawg on 04/14/16 at 10:35:54


4F7E6D7E6E6A7E6B1F0 wrote:
Do you live in fear that every time there is an eclipse, the sun might not come back unless you leave enough corn on a stone alter in just the right spot?


--Steve


Not sure if you grasp the underlining principle of your question, or if you just inadvertently swerved into it.....
I believe as I do to overcome fear. Both in daily living and most certainly over death.
I can't tell you coherentantly, just exactly how it works, for it is beyond my mental capacity to grasp....
But, it sure leaves me a lot of room to believe by faith, and a transcript of how to live daily, in order that I might have life more abundantly......
This abundance is not materlistic or flesh bound, even tho presently I am constrained within its confines  ;D

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by Paraquat on 04/14/16 at 11:04:14

I don't need a book to teach me it's morally wrong to end a developed, sentient life form.
I don't need the same book to feel like a piece of sheeet for taking something I didn't earn.


--Steve

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by raydawg on 04/14/16 at 12:36:19

A book has the capacity to make you feel like sheet?
Goodness, it must cast spells too  :o

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by Paraquat on 04/14/16 at 13:55:47

Are you even paying attention? I said I don't need a magic book to make me feel like sheeet.

It does have the power to bewitch others...

http://www.frontiersmedia.com/Pics/LGBTPOV/Fred%20Phelps%20.jpg

Instead of accepting people for who they are it bewitches them into expressing God's will...
I blame Fred Phelps for his intolerable behavior under the guise of doing "God's will"...

http://therealside.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/MuslimHoldingHumanHead-Meme.jpg
...The same way I blame these guys.

You know what the common denominator is? A Bullsheet religion!

So when you say that I can't blame a person for their actions performed in the name of their belief I call bullsheet.


--Steve

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 04/14/16 at 14:10:23

There is no God. I say this definitively.


Your absolute, perfectly confident belief, is, 100%, absolutely, incorrect. I knew OF Jesus before I had ever seen a bible or been told of him. The only time I heard the word God, it was followed by dam. N. ..I was three when something happened to me, and I KNOW. I wasn't taught by parents. But, unbelievers exist, and always have and always will.

And I smoke, drink, cuss and have what people call
Impure thoughts. But I know God is real, and Jesus Definitely died on the cross. There's no other explanation for what happened to me. And no, I will not explain further, in writing, for all the world to see.

A study of the world, the average number of waves crashing on the beach per minute, the average number of pulses in the cells between the finest points of the veinous and arterial capillaries,
And for the evolutionists, ohh, do explain how losing the fur was advantageous to survival, since having no pelt requires
Expending energy and resources to create clothing.
Get naked,  and head for the hills.. tell me again how apes evolved into naked men.

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by raydawg on 04/14/16 at 15:00:50

Yes, I am paying attention, you say you don't need no book, God, or.....
Because you have the meaning of your life dialed in. That is your truth, and I can't offer anything contrary, but I find it a wee bit funny or maybe even disingenuous that you assign the actions of others based on a non entity. To me that is like being sorta pregnant  ;D

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by raydawg on 04/14/16 at 15:08:09

Jog brother, I'll lay my hands on you if you repent from your sins, I say, yeah Jesus.....
We can over come santan, I say yeah Jesus....
I say hear me now lord, this servant jig rang his bell on a backhoe bucket, his sin is on account of that ringing....

I say be healed now brother, rise from your lying, cheating, firnicating ways, be a liberal no mores.....

Did it work bro?

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by Serowbot on 04/14/16 at 18:34:10


56494F4855526353635B49450E3C0 wrote:
..I was three when something happened to me, and I KNOW.


JOG, you've mentioned this experience multiple times, but never explained what it was...
I'd really like to hear the story.
I have no memories of being less than 4 years old... most people's first memories are around that age.
What is this event that you recall so vividly?... and how do you know it was Christian?... :-?

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 04/14/16 at 18:53:42

You can come see me. I'll never say it on the phone, sure not in writing.  And, I said, because of that event I am certain about some things. I didn't say that it was a Christian event, per se..
So, read between the lines..

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by Paraquat on 04/15/16 at 09:31:46

The Earth.
Round or flat?

If you look at the horizon it appears to be a straight line. If the Earth were round, wouldn't you see an arc?

http://wp.production.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/files/2016/01/FlatEarth1.png

http://wp.production.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/files/2016/01/FlatEarth2.png

Do you have a foolish belief that is wrong, or have we learned anything in the past two thousand years?


--Steve

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by WebsterMark on 04/15/16 at 09:34:03

Steve, are you under the assumption Christians think the earth is flat?

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by Paraquat on 04/15/16 at 11:13:26

In an, admittedly, extremely 'roundabout way I'm trying to draw a parallel between beliefs and how they should change over time.

No. The Earth isn't flat.
Long ago, it was believed that the Earth was flat and now we know better.
Correction: the majority know better. We've made advancements. We've changed our thinking. We've come to accept what is true and what is false and changed our beliefs as a result.

Then there are those, apparently, like the rapper B.o.B. here that still believe the Earth is flat. Despite all the advancements we've made he still holds onto archaic ideals, such as his opinion that the Earth is flat.

We've come to know better things. Why hold onto the old ideals?


--Steve

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by raydawg on 04/15/16 at 16:44:22


4677647767637762160 wrote:
In an, admittedly, extremely 'roundabout way I'm trying to draw a parallel between beliefs and how they should change over time.

No. The Earth isn't flat.
Long ago, it was believed that the Earth was flat and now we know better.
Correction: the majority know better. We've made advancements. We've changed our thinking. We've come to accept what is true and what is false and changed our beliefs as a result.

Then there are those, apparently, like the rapper B.o.B. here that still believe the Earth is flat. Despite all the advancements we've made he still holds onto archaic ideals, such as his opinion that the Earth is flat.

We've come to know better things. Why hold onto the old ideals?


--Steve



What is your criteria for progress?

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 04/15/16 at 17:38:03

If you call progress more people
Realizing
there is no God,
I call progress more people
Realizing
God is real.
I'm guessing there really were people who believed that the Earth was flat. Can't fix stupid. Maybe one day that bunch will get a grip and understand that the Earth is majestically designed. The solar system is not some accident. Believe as you please, but speak down to me and be prepared for whatever you get. Pretend that the atheists have the intellectual high ground at your peril. I'm not an easy mark. Believe what you want, but try to make Christians seem stupid for what they believe and I will make the case against atheists. This is a
Lightly moderated segment of the forum.
Don't push it.

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by raydawg on 04/16/16 at 07:20:00

Jog, what I find revealing in a humorous way is that most of these progressives, forward thinking, liberally tolerant folk, seem attracted to my personality, in person.
I have made many a friendship in their ranks.
In person I am a wee bit unscripted, and love to keep things light.

I would say without braggadocio, I am an up person, and by contact, I can carry that mood, sharing and giving it to others around me, often lightening their mental burdens at the moment.

Now I don't push my faith verbally (in person) but try to represent its teachings with actions, WITHOUT calling attention to why.

Only when queried with a question like, "What keeps you so up and positive?" will I share its in knowing Jesus.
As I type this now my memory is extremely vivid with recall as to some of their faces  ;D

WRONG ANSWER

All that we have experienced, months of together, if not more, seem to come crashing in upon them, in a conflicting manner....

I can't recall any of them saying truly hateful things, when this is revealed, but most have the same look of incredulous confounding, written across their body language.....

Most all will start to pull away, not all, but most.
I accept it as life, for I was foretold this would happen.
It can even happen as deep as a family relationship, from a parent to a child....
That is harsh!

I hold no animosity toward these folks, as there is no value in doing such.
How can I hold someone responsible to what they don't know?

If our pilot (co-pilot too) was too suddenly die, while in flight, am I to get mad at the guy sitting next to me because he lacks the understanding to take control of the aircraft, and assure us a safe landing?
No, of course not  ;)

If I feel anything, it is sadness, for them, in my heart.
I don't pity them, or treat them differently.
I accept the truth in the knowing that it is as life, it is what it is, and I needn't wrap anymore understanding around it than that....
Sorta like dust in the wind.

It doesn't make me cold (of the heart) to live as such, no, just the opposite, it frees me from feeling the NEED to "change" them, thus allowing me to pilot my own life, freely, accepting my views and perceptions on their own merit IF those beliefs and perceptions take me to the airport of serenity, landing safely   ;)

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by Paraquat on 04/18/16 at 07:12:15


11021A07021404630 wrote:
What is your criteria for progress?


Not killing each other.
Not burying people up to their necks and stoning them.
Not beheading them.
Not believing that some form of deity wants you to eradicate a demographic because of homosexuality.


7A656364797E4F7F4F77656922100 wrote:
Believe as you please, but speak down to me and be prepared for whatever you get. Pretend that the atheists have the intellectual high ground at your peril. I'm not an easy mark. Believe what you want, but try to make Christians seem stupid for what they believe and I will make the case against atheists.


JoG, we've never met, so as close as I can come to with that in mind, I do respect you and your opinions. I think you bring a lot of insight, even if some of it is conspiratorial. It's not a dig against you. I'm so sick of people killing each other for some stupid belief that isn't even real.

My argument is that Muslims are beheading people because their religion is commanding it.

Are we going to accomplish more by working together, or by cutting each other's heads off? Whats the point of team building?

Together
Everyone
Achieves
More

Is this nothing more than brainwashing? Why can't we just stop killing each other for 5 minutes and try to work together?
Oh, because my religion says "Kill the infidels" or "God hates Fags".


31223A27223424430 wrote:
Blaming the actions of a person based on their interpretation of a belief, any belief, where it impinges, restricts, or activity constrains another's pursuit of happiness, is like blaming food for being fat, or a gun for killing, or nice jugs, for raping.....


Quran (8:12) - "I will cast terror into the hearts of those who disbelieve. Therefore strike off their heads and strike off every fingertip of them"

If you can blame The Turner Diaries for Oklahoma, you can blame the Quran for beheadings.


--Steve

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by Serowbot on 04/18/16 at 07:30:54


49786B78686C786D190 wrote:
Quran (8:12) - "I will cast terror into the hearts of those who disbelieve. Therefore strike off their heads and strike off every fingertip of them"


Eh,... sure...  :-?
Who needs fingertips when yer' head is gone... ::)


Makes Tarantino look like a total lightweight... ;D

Title: Re: All aboard!
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 04/18/16 at 09:30:00

When they stop raping and killing in the name of Allah, then we can talk. I'm not the Hater Here. I don't invite arsonists to sleep in my barn. Why is MY behavior required to be suicidal else it be seen as hateful?
Why would I invite people who have stated their goals are to kill the infidel?
And, some people have completely given their lives to a belief system that SAYS kill the infidel. To THEM killing is a good thing to do. They will kill their own DAUGHTER if she is raped.

Now, digest all of that.
Still want them here?
Read it again, cuz there IS no rational basis for not agreeing.
Even IF they are angels,, WE ARE BROKE, and Unemployment is rampant.

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