Deadly gun attack in Paris: Global reactions & discussion

There is no conspiracy, it's just cowardice

A similar example is the ex-Muslim Society and the Islamic society on TSR (note that both groups consist largely of people who are not ethnic Europeans).

The Islamic society is far more aggressive and badly behaved, makes far more extreme demands and generally protests its victimhood to a much more extreme degree than the ex-Muslim society. In return the moderators protect the Islamic thread to a much greater level, not just from trolling, but any legitimate discussion which will cause annoyance to the Islamic posters and maybe that's acceptable, it is their thread, but the ex-Muslim posters do get hounded and have their posts deleted, even on their own thread, their own space, to the point where it looks as if it's I-Soc rules in the ex-Moose endz.


Like I said, there is no conspiracy, it's just very sad that the world consists of people who make concessions not to those who deserve them, but to those who shout the loudest, kick up the most fuss and who are generally the most difficult to get along with.

And here we see the result of forced political correctness, even in the face of danger.

Gone is the fight or flight instinct of the Western liberal male, instead replaced with the instinct to bend over, cross the fingers and pretend the violent thrusting is an act of love.

Ahem freedom of speech ahem

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Well when hijab is banned in the workplace for no logical reason of course hate against the state is increases. Backward horrible country.

Yeah I suppose I agree. Just seems governments should do more really, if I'm honest it should be banned to make cartoons and drawings because it only incites hate, and does result in increased extremism.

There is no conspiracy, it's just cowardice

A similar example is the ex-Muslim Society and the Islamic society on TSR (note that both groups consist largely of people who are not ethnic Europeans).

The Islamic society is far more aggressive and badly behaved, makes far more extreme demands and generally protests its victimhood to a much more extreme degree than the ex-Muslim society. In return the moderators protect the Islamic thread to a much greater level, not just from trolling, but any legitimate discussion which will cause annoyance to the Islamic posters and maybe that's acceptable, it is their thread, but the ex-Muslim posters do get hounded and have their posts deleted, even on their own thread, their own space, to the point where it looks as if it's I-Soc rules in the ex-Moose endz.


Like I said, there is no conspiracy, it's just very sad that the world consists of people who make concessions not to those who deserve them, but to those who shout the loudest, kick up the most fuss and who are generally the most difficult to get along with.

So it's France's fault that they use freedom of speech - which targets everyone, not JUST muslims - that innocent people were killed? Are you seriously suggesting that France is to blame for these degenerates who ruthlessly killed in the name of 'the religion of peace'?

The whole draw Muhammed day is to emphasis the point they can, and to highlight the people complaining about it. The whole exercise would be render pointless if it got no reaction, but the fact it get a reaction shows its an issue worth highlighting. This idiot is just proving their point.

Not to mention you can see with the most recent European elections, anti-Islamic sentiment is on the rise. Everything like this that happens is another few thousand votes for some far right party who is going to pretty clamp down on their lives. You've got politicians saying Islam and Muslims are not compatible with the Western, and in the background of people trying to defend them, you've got stuff like this and Muslims who give their tacit approval.

The day all this Islam malarky is over... cant come soon enough

It's obviously more than a cartoon. The prophet is revered in a way that most can't comprehend (as there's not really a similar figure, could say Jesus in Christianity), and depictions are a big no-no. Of course you can argue freedom of speech, but what is there to gain from these cartoons bar spreading hatred?

Yeah I suppose I agree. Just seems governments should do more really, if I'm honest it should be banned to make cartoons and drawings because it only incites hate, and does result in increased extremism.

Things like this worry me.

We have stuff like the EDL and Europe has a lot of pretty radical anti Muslim groups, but they don't storm into mosques and physically massacre people...

Things like this worry me.

We have stuff like the EDL and Europe has a lot of pretty radical anti Muslim groups, but they don't storm into mosques and physically massacre people...

Things like this worry me.

We have stuff like the EDL and Europe has a lot of pretty radical anti Muslim groups, but they don't storm into mosques and physically massacre people...

No extreme 'muslim' groups do that

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It takes 3 people to make a group, so if there is a third one of them somewhere, they are a group.

Are you as simple as you sound?

Warning, distressing video from the scene. Sorry if already posted.

http://www.geenstijl.nl/

We have Britain First who storm Mosques. Granted they don't kill people but they are very confrontational to say the least.

What are you talking about? Didnt you understand my post????

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