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Everybody okay in paris?, by Deleted on Jan 7, 2015 20:33:05 GMT 1, Cant believe some of the stuff written here, the only people who should be held responsible are the people who carried out the task or was involved it organising it.
Cant believe some of the stuff written here, the only people who should be held responsible are the people who carried out the task or was involved it organising it.
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Everybody okay in paris?, by muti on Jan 7, 2015 20:35:55 GMT 1, Sohoria I said round up THE GUILTY parties families. No one else... No majority's, no race of people for what they believe in. Extremists and yes, their families. My comments aren't disturbing at all. I'm saying what a lot of people are thinking yet haven't the courage to say as they're fearful of being labelled racist or marginalising. But you're right, things are going off on a tangent here and the focus should be on what's happened today and there being a poignant time of reflection. I am not in any way a sympathiser of right wing thoughts. My family actually suffered at the hands of the Germans in World War II so I resent the fact you have the audacity to suggest such a thing. I am a respectful person of anyone regardless of their gender, sexual orientation, race, religion or colour. I cannot make this clear enough... I'm actually seething at any such attempt to suggest I'm anything but. Emotions are running high, obviously. I have actually just read the Koran because what is going on in the world and extremist Islam is very concerning for me. It became very apparent that this is a book which can be so easily taken on board by fanatics and moulded into a very violent ideology. It also preached a lot of peace. Today was shocking and I think that was a game changer. I think we are heading for troubled times.
Sohoria I said round up THE GUILTY parties families. No one else... No majority's, no race of people for what they believe in. Extremists and yes, their families. My comments aren't disturbing at all. I'm saying what a lot of people are thinking yet haven't the courage to say as they're fearful of being labelled racist or marginalising. But you're right, things are going off on a tangent here and the focus should be on what's happened today and there being a poignant time of reflection. I am not in any way a sympathiser of right wing thoughts. My family actually suffered at the hands of the Germans in World War II so I resent the fact you have the audacity to suggest such a thing. I am a respectful person of anyone regardless of their gender, sexual orientation, race, religion or colour. I cannot make this clear enough... I'm actually seething at any such attempt to suggest I'm anything but. Emotions are running high, obviously. I have actually just read the Koran because what is going on in the world and extremist Islam is very concerning for me. It became very apparent that this is a book which can be so easily taken on board by fanatics and moulded into a very violent ideology. It also preached a lot of peace. Today was shocking and I think that was a game changer. I think we are heading for troubled times.
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Everybody okay in paris?, by Liverpool ste123 on Jan 7, 2015 20:37:40 GMT 1, Fair do's Sohoria.
But to suggest I belong on a right wing forum too falls way below the standard of a moderator. Remind me to curtail my opinions or even force me publicly to edit my posts BUT NEVER accuse someone of having right wing thoughts without fact.
You jumped to the same conclusion that I was right wing by expressing an opinion against terrorists who shouted threats in the name of Allah whilst spraying bullets and shooting a policeman asking for mercy - killing 12 in total, the same as people naturally think of terrorists being Muslim.
All wrong to conclude without fact. I merely expressed an opinion of what punishment I thought should be meted out and before writing knew it'd receive a backlash. I still gave my opinion as that's what I'm entitled to do.
I enjoy this forum, love the banter and have worked wonders on my art collection thanks to the knowledge I've learnt etc
What I won't be is forced to reconsider my membership to the forum by having my character defamed and attacked.
Fair do's Sohoria.
But to suggest I belong on a right wing forum too falls way below the standard of a moderator. Remind me to curtail my opinions or even force me publicly to edit my posts BUT NEVER accuse someone of having right wing thoughts without fact.
You jumped to the same conclusion that I was right wing by expressing an opinion against terrorists who shouted threats in the name of Allah whilst spraying bullets and shooting a policeman asking for mercy - killing 12 in total, the same as people naturally think of terrorists being Muslim.
All wrong to conclude without fact. I merely expressed an opinion of what punishment I thought should be meted out and before writing knew it'd receive a backlash. I still gave my opinion as that's what I'm entitled to do.
I enjoy this forum, love the banter and have worked wonders on my art collection thanks to the knowledge I've learnt etc
What I won't be is forced to reconsider my membership to the forum by having my character defamed and attacked.
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Everybody okay in paris?, by Sohoria on Jan 7, 2015 20:46:34 GMT 1, I can hold my hand up and say reading your comments made my emotions run high and better choice of words could have been written, rather than implying in my post to you that possibly should go to a right wing forum but reading your comments appeared to me more better in that type of environment.
I am happy to discuss via PM further and will leave this post here.
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I can hold my hand up and say reading your comments made my emotions run high and better choice of words could have been written, rather than implying in my post to you that possibly should go to a right wing forum but reading your comments appeared to me more better in that type of environment.
I am happy to discuss via PM further and will leave this post here.
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Everybody okay in paris?, by Deleted on Jan 7, 2015 20:46:52 GMT 1, Different cultures different mentalities and globalisation and politicians pandering for votes has caused a lot of problems.
Unless there is one law for all there will always be people who try to exploit their diffรฉrences.
Different cultures different mentalities and globalisation and politicians pandering for votes has caused a lot of problems.
Unless there is one law for all there will always be people who try to exploit their diffรฉrences.
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Everybody okay in paris?, by Liverpool ste123 on Jan 7, 2015 20:46:58 GMT 1, Muti, the Bible is full of things that can be taken out of context too. I've never read the Koran so cannot comment but it seems I've upset enough people today without upsetting another 1/3 of the planet's population also...
All religion SHOULD be peaceful and who cares if there is one belief of a God or many beliefs of several Gods? As long as we can all get along and respect territory, wealth, resources etc and share them equally to promote wellbeing amongst each other, then we'll have a chance at peace.
The world has fought wars for millennia and will continue to do so for more millennia. We'll probably end up fighting each other on distant planets - and all for what?!
Muti, the Bible is full of things that can be taken out of context too. I've never read the Koran so cannot comment but it seems I've upset enough people today without upsetting another 1/3 of the planet's population also...
All religion SHOULD be peaceful and who cares if there is one belief of a God or many beliefs of several Gods? As long as we can all get along and respect territory, wealth, resources etc and share them equally to promote wellbeing amongst each other, then we'll have a chance at peace.
The world has fought wars for millennia and will continue to do so for more millennia. We'll probably end up fighting each other on distant planets - and all for what?!
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Everybody okay in paris?, by Lroy on Jan 7, 2015 20:48:23 GMT 1, My mate Afghan showing me in his newspapers ' s shop, #Charliehebdo from last week and the one from today, tragic day. He reads this newspaper since years, and had great laughs! Thanks #Charlie for all ! #nobscurantism #nofanatism #noracism.
#IamCharlie #jesuisCharlie
My mate Afghan showing me in his newspapers ' s shop, #Charliehebdo from last week and the one from today, tragic day. He reads this newspaper since years, and had great laughs! Thanks #Charlie for all ! #nobscurantism #nofanatism #noracism. #IamCharlie #jesuisCharlie
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Everybody okay in paris?, by modelexit on Jan 7, 2015 20:51:24 GMT 1, Most definitely. Education IS the way forward.... Especially from a grassroots level. BUT for those who it is already too late & are hell bent on destroying all manner of freedom in the western world (especially), isn't it time to fight fire with fire? Hence my opinion that it's time to involve THEIR families now. Why should innocents be the only ones to suffer? Let those guilty of such atrocities know what it's like to lose a loved one too. Not saying it's the right answer but it would certainly make them stop and think if the consequences were severe enough. I believe national service for each and every country would have many positive effects. Would increase education, give discipline, bolster armed forces and its reservists as well as promote greater respect amongst civilians (once they've left their service duties). Something I know little about though so I'll stop there. Those guilty of cowardice acts against law abiding, peaceful people should face capital punishment. Little financial burden on the taxpayer and serves as a warning to others to not follow on a path that threatens the happiness of others. This is a melting pot of a debate. I've voiced my opinion and mine alone. I'm far from racist, I'm far from any thought pattern like that BUT I do believe in an eye for an eye. Fairness amongst everyone. If you live by the sword, be prepared to die by it... This is indeed a melting pot of debate. Just dealing with your point on national service, that's a pretty strong viewpoint there were good reasons why national service was abolished here in the UK. How long would it last? What would all these conscripts do? Could we even afford it? Perhaps wars would have to be started to keep them all busy! As for how it increases education, please enlighten me. We should FIGHT WAR NOT WARS.
Most definitely. Education IS the way forward.... Especially from a grassroots level. BUT for those who it is already too late & are hell bent on destroying all manner of freedom in the western world (especially), isn't it time to fight fire with fire? Hence my opinion that it's time to involve THEIR families now. Why should innocents be the only ones to suffer? Let those guilty of such atrocities know what it's like to lose a loved one too. Not saying it's the right answer but it would certainly make them stop and think if the consequences were severe enough. I believe national service for each and every country would have many positive effects. Would increase education, give discipline, bolster armed forces and its reservists as well as promote greater respect amongst civilians (once they've left their service duties). Something I know little about though so I'll stop there. Those guilty of cowardice acts against law abiding, peaceful people should face capital punishment. Little financial burden on the taxpayer and serves as a warning to others to not follow on a path that threatens the happiness of others. This is a melting pot of a debate. I've voiced my opinion and mine alone. I'm far from racist, I'm far from any thought pattern like that BUT I do believe in an eye for an eye. Fairness amongst everyone. If you live by the sword, be prepared to die by it... This is indeed a melting pot of debate. Just dealing with your point on national service, that's a pretty strong viewpoint there were good reasons why national service was abolished here in the UK. How long would it last? What would all these conscripts do? Could we even afford it? Perhaps wars would have to be started to keep them all busy! As for how it increases education, please enlighten me. We should FIGHT WAR NOT WARS.
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Everybody okay in paris?, by Paname on Jan 7, 2015 20:56:09 GMT 1, 4 of greatest French cartoonists dead. Professional killers like rarely seen in an attack, here in France it is the maximum Security, everywhere police and army.
4 of greatest French cartoonists dead. Professional killers like rarely seen in an attack, here in France it is the maximum Security, everywhere police and army.
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Everybody okay in paris?, by Deleted on Jan 7, 2015 20:58:42 GMT 1, Most definitely. Education IS the way forward.... Especially from a grassroots level. BUT for those who it is already too late & are hell bent on destroying all manner of freedom in the western world (especially), isn't it time to fight fire with fire? Hence my opinion that it's time to involve THEIR families now. Why should innocents be the only ones to suffer? Let those guilty of such atrocities know what it's like to lose a loved one too. Not saying it's the right answer but it would certainly make them stop and think if the consequences were severe enough. I believe national service for each and every country would have many positive effects. Would increase education, give discipline, bolster armed forces and its reservists as well as promote greater respect amongst civilians (once they've left their service duties). Something I know little about though so I'll stop there. Those guilty of cowardice acts against law abiding, peaceful people should face capital punishment. Little financial burden on the taxpayer and serves as a warning to others to not follow on a path that threatens the happiness of others. This is a melting pot of a debate. I've voiced my opinion and mine alone. I'm far from racist, I'm far from any thought pattern like that BUT I do believe in an eye for an eye. Fairness amongst everyone. If you live by the sword, be prepared to die by it... Please take time out from here after this, and your other posts in this thread.
Most definitely. Education IS the way forward.... Especially from a grassroots level. BUT for those who it is already too late & are hell bent on destroying all manner of freedom in the western world (especially), isn't it time to fight fire with fire? Hence my opinion that it's time to involve THEIR families now. Why should innocents be the only ones to suffer? Let those guilty of such atrocities know what it's like to lose a loved one too. Not saying it's the right answer but it would certainly make them stop and think if the consequences were severe enough. I believe national service for each and every country would have many positive effects. Would increase education, give discipline, bolster armed forces and its reservists as well as promote greater respect amongst civilians (once they've left their service duties). Something I know little about though so I'll stop there. Those guilty of cowardice acts against law abiding, peaceful people should face capital punishment. Little financial burden on the taxpayer and serves as a warning to others to not follow on a path that threatens the happiness of others. This is a melting pot of a debate. I've voiced my opinion and mine alone. I'm far from racist, I'm far from any thought pattern like that BUT I do believe in an eye for an eye. Fairness amongst everyone. If you live by the sword, be prepared to die by it... Please take time out from here after this, and your other posts in this thread.
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Everybody okay in paris?, by Liverpool ste123 on Jan 7, 2015 21:01:41 GMT 1, I'm unsure of the reasons it was abolished.
But being born in 1978 and seeing deprivation and poverty in Liverpool, the crime and the need 'for something' that regeneration itself cannot address leads me to my suggestion.
Peacetime conscription would instil moral values and discipline in people. Give them an education, albeit a basic one in a chosen field, a skill/trade to further develop upon leaving the National Service? They could improves the nations infrastructure - railways/roads/coasts/towns/villages, anything! No war would be needed to keep them busy.
I'm out of my depth in what debate this could start BUT it's something I hear resonating within the 'older generation' who've been there, done it and got the t-shirt and I fully respect and agree with people who've got that wisdom.
I know I'd have been unhappy to join National Service for say a period of 18mths - 2yrs when I was 18 BUT on reflection I'd have been happy to. May've even given me a trade? Now I found myself to be 'A Jack of all trades but Master of none'...
I'm unsure of the reasons it was abolished.
But being born in 1978 and seeing deprivation and poverty in Liverpool, the crime and the need 'for something' that regeneration itself cannot address leads me to my suggestion.
Peacetime conscription would instil moral values and discipline in people. Give them an education, albeit a basic one in a chosen field, a skill/trade to further develop upon leaving the National Service? They could improves the nations infrastructure - railways/roads/coasts/towns/villages, anything! No war would be needed to keep them busy.
I'm out of my depth in what debate this could start BUT it's something I hear resonating within the 'older generation' who've been there, done it and got the t-shirt and I fully respect and agree with people who've got that wisdom.
I know I'd have been unhappy to join National Service for say a period of 18mths - 2yrs when I was 18 BUT on reflection I'd have been happy to. May've even given me a trade? Now I found myself to be 'A Jack of all trades but Master of none'...
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Everybody okay in paris?, by muti on Jan 7, 2015 21:04:50 GMT 1, I'm unsure of the reasons it was abolished. But being born in 1978 and seeing deprivation and poverty in Liverpool, the crime and the need 'for something' that regeneration itself cannot address leads me to my suggestion. Peacetime conscription would instil moral values and discipline in people. Give them an education, albeit a basic one in a chosen field, a skill/trade to further develop upon leaving the National Service? They could improves the nations infrastructure - railways/roads/coasts/towns/villages, anything! No war would be needed to keep them busy. I'm out of my depth in what debate this could start BUT it's something I hear resonating within the 'older generation' who've been there, done it and got the t-shirt and I fully respect and agree with people who've got that wisdom. I know I'd have been unhappy to join National Service for say a period of 18mths - 2yrs when I was 18 BUT on reflection I'd have been happy to. May've even given me a trade? Now I found myself to be 'A Jack of all trades but Master of none'... I am South African and had to do a year of national service. Loved it. I was a little skate rat with an attitude problem. I left a man :-)
I'm unsure of the reasons it was abolished. But being born in 1978 and seeing deprivation and poverty in Liverpool, the crime and the need 'for something' that regeneration itself cannot address leads me to my suggestion. Peacetime conscription would instil moral values and discipline in people. Give them an education, albeit a basic one in a chosen field, a skill/trade to further develop upon leaving the National Service? They could improves the nations infrastructure - railways/roads/coasts/towns/villages, anything! No war would be needed to keep them busy. I'm out of my depth in what debate this could start BUT it's something I hear resonating within the 'older generation' who've been there, done it and got the t-shirt and I fully respect and agree with people who've got that wisdom. I know I'd have been unhappy to join National Service for say a period of 18mths - 2yrs when I was 18 BUT on reflection I'd have been happy to. May've even given me a trade? Now I found myself to be 'A Jack of all trades but Master of none'... I am South African and had to do a year of national service. Loved it. I was a little skate rat with an attitude problem. I left a man :-)
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Everybody okay in paris?, by Liverpool ste123 on Jan 7, 2015 21:13:25 GMT 1, I should've joined the forces and am the only male member of my family not to do so, all having served in the Merchant or Royal Navy. I wanted to join the Police. At the time recruitment was frozen so I joined the boring tedious civil service... What a load of years of Zzzzz that was!
Commend you for serving your duty to your country and gaining something valuable from it too
I should've joined the forces and am the only male member of my family not to do so, all having served in the Merchant or Royal Navy. I wanted to join the Police. At the time recruitment was frozen so I joined the boring tedious civil service... What a load of years of Zzzzz that was!
Commend you for serving your duty to your country and gaining something valuable from it too
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Everybody okay in paris?, by modelexit on Jan 7, 2015 21:14:55 GMT 1, I'm unsure of the reasons it was abolished. But being born in 1978 and seeing deprivation and poverty in Liverpool, the crime and the need 'for something' that regeneration itself cannot address leads me to my suggestion. Peacetime conscription would instil moral values and discipline in people. Give them an education, albeit a basic one in a chosen field, a skill/trade to further develop upon leaving the National Service? They could improves the nations infrastructure - railways/roads/coasts/towns/villages, anything! No war would be needed to keep them busy. I'm out of my depth in what debate this could start BUT it's something I hear resonating within the 'older generation' who've been there, done it and got the t-shirt and I fully respect and agree with people who've got that wisdom. I know I'd have been unhappy to join National Service for say a period of 18mths - 2yrs when I was 18 BUT on reflection I'd have been happy to. May've even given me a trade? Now I found myself to be 'A Jack of all trades but Master of none'... I am South African and had to do a year of national service. Loved it. I was a little skate rat with an attitude problem. I left a man :-) There you go one positive from it. You might have been happy to join, but what about conscientious objectors? How does one deal with them? The notion that the Forces will become an alternative source of education for our children is frightening indeed. With budgets being cut across departments - where are they going to get the money to fund this? If children want to learn skills/trade the forces are not the place. I for one, can't help but feel that this older generation you refer to will be voting UKIP at the next election. Each to their own.
I'm unsure of the reasons it was abolished. But being born in 1978 and seeing deprivation and poverty in Liverpool, the crime and the need 'for something' that regeneration itself cannot address leads me to my suggestion. Peacetime conscription would instil moral values and discipline in people. Give them an education, albeit a basic one in a chosen field, a skill/trade to further develop upon leaving the National Service? They could improves the nations infrastructure - railways/roads/coasts/towns/villages, anything! No war would be needed to keep them busy. I'm out of my depth in what debate this could start BUT it's something I hear resonating within the 'older generation' who've been there, done it and got the t-shirt and I fully respect and agree with people who've got that wisdom. I know I'd have been unhappy to join National Service for say a period of 18mths - 2yrs when I was 18 BUT on reflection I'd have been happy to. May've even given me a trade? Now I found myself to be 'A Jack of all trades but Master of none'... I am South African and had to do a year of national service. Loved it. I was a little skate rat with an attitude problem. I left a man :-) There you go one positive from it. You might have been happy to join, but what about conscientious objectors? How does one deal with them? The notion that the Forces will become an alternative source of education for our children is frightening indeed. With budgets being cut across departments - where are they going to get the money to fund this? If children want to learn skills/trade the forces are not the place. I for one, can't help but feel that this older generation you refer to will be voting UKIP at the next election. Each to their own.
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Everybody okay in paris?, by Manymen2345 on Jan 7, 2015 21:15:07 GMT 1, That you were not the brighest of the bunch was clear, but after this post you just confirmed that people like you, with their generalized ignorant hatred, are a big part of the problem. Haha okay. So if I have the right and freedom of speech to say that the killing of innocents should be thwarted with an equally aggressive reaction is 'generalized ignorant hatred'? C,mon WAKE UP!
And to what are you referring that made you assume I wasn't the BRIGHEST of the bunch and therefore became a big part of the problem?
I'm part of no problem as I treat each and every person as they treat me. That's the respect levels I was brought up by you see. So if you attack me, I'll rip your head off - fact! Treat me with respect, I'll give you my last ยฃ, even give you the shirt from my back.
"Attack me and I'll rip your head off" were they attacked? Well were they? Do you know how many satirical images were drawn up about Islam by this people. If you feel it's right to gather all their loved ones. Even those not in agreement with said actions, then I guess u also think it's right to walk into the building and shoot everyone who works there. In support of the images or not.
violence begets more violence my friend. Your views although I understand, is the reason we are here now.
That you were not the brighest of the bunch was clear, but after this post you just confirmed that people like you, with their generalized ignorant hatred, are a big part of the problem. Haha okay. So if I have the right and freedom of speech to say that the killing of innocents should be thwarted with an equally aggressive reaction is 'generalized ignorant hatred'? C,mon WAKE UP!
And to what are you referring that made you assume I wasn't the BRIGHEST of the bunch and therefore became a big part of the problem?
I'm part of no problem as I treat each and every person as they treat me. That's the respect levels I was brought up by you see. So if you attack me, I'll rip your head off - fact! Treat me with respect, I'll give you my last ยฃ, even give you the shirt from my back.
"Attack me and I'll rip your head off" were they attacked? Well were they? Do you know how many satirical images were drawn up about Islam by this people. If you feel it's right to gather all their loved ones. Even those not in agreement with said actions, then I guess u also think it's right to walk into the building and shoot everyone who works there. In support of the images or not. violence begets more violence my friend. Your views although I understand, is the reason we are here now.
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Everybody okay in paris?, by Liverpool ste123 on Jan 7, 2015 21:20:27 GMT 1, Cartoons were the root cause of this. Cartoons!!!! Maybe the French authorities should have reigned them in after doing what they were doing a few times? I'm unsure what could've been done but you don't mess with an already easily provoked mix of people, regardless of where they're from. Would the IRA have sought revenge for continual attacks on their cause? Damn right they would've...
And yes I believe they were wrong to poke fun at a religion but surely that doesn't qualify them to death?!!!!
Cartoons were the root cause of this. Cartoons!!!! Maybe the French authorities should have reigned them in after doing what they were doing a few times? I'm unsure what could've been done but you don't mess with an already easily provoked mix of people, regardless of where they're from. Would the IRA have sought revenge for continual attacks on their cause? Damn right they would've...
And yes I believe they were wrong to poke fun at a religion but surely that doesn't qualify them to death?!!!!
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Everybody okay in paris?, by Deleted on Jan 7, 2015 21:23:27 GMT 1, 1978
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Everybody okay in paris?, by Deleted on Jan 7, 2015 21:23:57 GMT 1, Liverpool you're part of the problem I would try and debate this with you but you really need to broaden your knowledge base first.
Save your hatred for another day and maybe give a minutes silence to those effected on BOTH sides (ie. Those killed by war (on terror) too).
Liverpool you're part of the problem I would try and debate this with you but you really need to broaden your knowledge base first.
Save your hatred for another day and maybe give a minutes silence to those effected on BOTH sides (ie. Those killed by war (on terror) too).
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Everybody okay in paris?, by Dungle on Jan 7, 2015 21:26:12 GMT 1, RIP all who have had their lives cruelly taken.
People need to think before they post in this thread. Emotions run high after events like today.
#jesuischarlie
RIP all who have had their lives cruelly taken.
People need to think before they post in this thread. Emotions run high after events like today.
#jesuischarlie
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Everybody okay in paris?, by muti on Jan 7, 2015 21:29:17 GMT 1, There is NOTHING wrong with poking fun at religion, its called free speech and satire.
There is NOTHING wrong with poking fun at religion, its called free speech and satire.
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Everybody okay in paris?, by Deleted on Jan 7, 2015 21:30:01 GMT 1, The only way any society can exist peacefully is by mutual respect of others differences and views without resorting to violence.
History has shown that.
The only way any society can exist peacefully is by mutual respect of others differences and views without resorting to violence.
History has shown that.
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Everybody okay in paris?, by Liverpool ste123 on Jan 7, 2015 21:35:24 GMT 1, Liverpool you're part of the problem I would try and debate this with you but you really need to broaden your knowledge base first. Save your hatred for another day and maybe give a minutes silence to those effected on BOTH sides (ie. Those killed by war (on terror) too). Not hatred from me - only sympathies to the families who've lost loved ones.
WHERE do you read hatred? I'm simply stating MY VIEW, which a lot of people agree with too but don't voice it for this exact reaction.
Nothing about expanding my knowledge base first. I may not be university educated but I know right from wrong and have an opinion on what justice should be served.
Terrorism is a threat you could maybe fight with your knowledge base or words of wisdom to the extremists when you maybe get caught up in it one day (hopefully not btw!), but I'd rather be caught up in something knowing I did all I could to fight against it. Terrorists are past caring...
And I'm only responding to people like you who keep quoting me. I'm not preaching hatred, I'm not advocating anything towards peaceful types. I'm not trolling. I'm simply giving a viewpoint and if anyone wants to take it to PM to free up the newsfeed or to stop outsiders looking in thinking WTF?, then feel free to do so
I'm merely promote peace, nothing more, nothing less. What I won't do is be false and an ignorant tree hugger telling everyone "Love & Peace" whilst smoking some crazy stuff. I live in the real world.
Liverpool you're part of the problem I would try and debate this with you but you really need to broaden your knowledge base first. Save your hatred for another day and maybe give a minutes silence to those effected on BOTH sides (ie. Those killed by war (on terror) too). Not hatred from me - only sympathies to the families who've lost loved ones.
WHERE do you read hatred? I'm simply stating MY VIEW, which a lot of people agree with too but don't voice it for this exact reaction.
Nothing about expanding my knowledge base first. I may not be university educated but I know right from wrong and have an opinion on what justice should be served.
Terrorism is a threat you could maybe fight with your knowledge base or words of wisdom to the extremists when you maybe get caught up in it one day (hopefully not btw!), but I'd rather be caught up in something knowing I did all I could to fight against it. Terrorists are past caring...
And I'm only responding to people like you who keep quoting me. I'm not preaching hatred, I'm not advocating anything towards peaceful types. I'm not trolling. I'm simply giving a viewpoint and if anyone wants to take it to PM to free up the newsfeed or to stop outsiders looking in thinking WTF?, then feel free to do so
I'm merely promote peace, nothing more, nothing less. What I won't do is be false and an ignorant tree hugger telling everyone "Love & Peace" whilst smoking some crazy stuff. I live in the real world.
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Balboa
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November 2007
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Everybody okay in paris?, by Balboa on Jan 7, 2015 21:47:52 GMT 1, If these people don't like our way of life, why can't they just stop trying to kill the rest of us and f**k off to somewhere that has the way of life they want?
If these people don't like our way of life, why can't they just stop trying to kill the rest of us and f**k off to somewhere that has the way of life they want?
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muti
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December 2008
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Everybody okay in paris?, by muti on Jan 7, 2015 21:49:13 GMT 1, Anyway...How great is that Stik/Noir poster? I want one.
Anyway...How great is that Stik/Noir poster? I want one.
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tab1
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September 2011
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Everybody okay in paris?, by tab1 on Jan 7, 2015 22:05:50 GMT 1, Anyway...How great is that Stik/Noir poster? I want one.
Not for ยฃ200! For a poster that was originally released for ยฃ35 then ยฃ50
Anyway...How great is that Stik/Noir poster? I want one. Not for ยฃ200! For a poster that was originally released for ยฃ35 then ยฃ50
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Everybody okay in paris?, by Liverpool ste123 on Jan 7, 2015 22:10:22 GMT 1, Inflation = I blame the bankers! *Considering I'm labelling peep's today!*
Inflation = I blame the bankers! *Considering I'm labelling peep's today!*
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anbesivam1
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February 2012
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Everybody okay in paris?, by anbesivam1 on Jan 7, 2015 22:11:12 GMT 1, If these people don't like our way of life, why can't they just stop trying to kill the rest of us and f**k off to somewhere that has the way of life they want?
If these people don't like our way of life, why can't they just stop trying to kill the rest of us and f**k off to somewhere that has the way of life they want?
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tab1
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September 2011
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Everybody okay in paris?, by tab1 on Jan 7, 2015 22:11:53 GMT 1, Imagine if these guys went into a shopping mall or cinema screening Scary times
Imagine if these guys went into a shopping mall or cinema screening Scary times
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tab1
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September 2011
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Everybody okay in paris?, by tab1 on Jan 7, 2015 22:14:33 GMT 1, If these people don't like our way of life, why can't they just stop trying to kill the rest of us and f**k off to somewhere that has the way of life they want?
They're trying to make the Islamic state , wonder if the state did exist if all the people with the extremist views wanting to impose on foreign countries would give up the way of life and move there?
If these people don't like our way of life, why can't they just stop trying to kill the rest of us and f**k off to somewhere that has the way of life they want? They're trying to make the Islamic state , wonder if the state did exist if all the people with the extremist views wanting to impose on foreign countries would give up the way of life and move there?
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Everybody okay in paris?, by Lroy on Jan 7, 2015 22:15:32 GMT 1, The Last caricature from Charb, shot today, in #โCharlie newspaper 2D. It' s written :
Still no attacks in France. " Wait ! There until end of January for the best wishes "
That is Charlie Hebdo.
The Last caricature from Charb, shot today, in #โCharlie newspaper 2D. It' s written : Still no attacks in France. " Wait ! There until end of January for the best wishes " That is Charlie Hebdo.
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