DawahFilms, help me understand please (Thunderfoot Drama)

Premise: If you believe you are morally justified and that it is justice to contact Thunderfoot's place of work and get him fired because you feel you were wronged - then would you not agree that the 911 hijackers were morally justified and were performing an act of Justice when they killed all those civillians? If not, can you please explain to me what the differences is beyond severity. In premise and theory, they are the same concept with one being an extreme. Thanks for your time!

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[losoyo]

@edwardtang1977 I never bombed anyone.. nor said it was justice.. dawah says what he did is justice

[jcrebel18]

I'm not really going to go into ethics, as I don't really approve or endorse what Ali did. However, considering T-f00t declared war against Islam and all Muslims, and his drones contacted the FBI, they're both in defense of Islam (i.e., jihad). However, I can say Muhammad wouldn't necessarily approve of crashing planes into a building.

Nonetheless, T-f00t is nothing but a Machiavellian bastard, however. -_-

[losoyo]

@jcrebel18 Then where does that slippery slope start and/or stop? Is it only retribution if they wrong you proveably and only then if death isn't involved? Can you commit fraud or is it ok if you don't break any of the other rules? Also how do you juxtapose this behavior with the versus Rational Roundtable asked? I am trying to understand.

[losoyo]

@jcrebel18 Then where does that slippery slope start and/or stop? Is it only retribution if they wrong you proveably and only then if death isn't involved? Can you commit fraud or is it ok if you don't break any of the other rules? Also how do you juxtapose this behavior with the versus Rational Roundtable asked? I am trying to understand.

[osityan]

oh my  precious .....*slap!

[Skindoggiedog]

I had never seen anything from you before this video, and you're quite a nice, likeable guy, and I enjoyed what you had to say.

But would it be rude to suggest that I think that you are, perhaps, primarily attracted to men? Because that was the overwhelming impression I got from watching you. Nothing wrong with that, of course, just something that really stood out.

Anyway, I really liked the video. Keep up the good work!

[edwardtang1977]

but America's actions/retaliation agianst the middle east is contradictory to what you are trying to say. You should be the one explaining to the middle east why you think bombing them served justice when you aren't even sure which exact country they came from.

[TheViolentBuddha]

its cool your house is just gangsta, no shame in the game.

I feel dawah was in the wrong, and thunder didnt really do any thing I see as bad. So dawah is in truble now, because he brought up family members as well.

[BoethianAcolyte]

@DawahFilms The similarity is in the principle of action. The argument is that terrorism, from a radical perspective, is put in terms of justice, whereas your actions are also put in terms of justice, and you are acting in a position where you are explicitly trying to differentiate yourself from other Muslims - therefore, I think he is asking, shouldn't you take extra measures not to give such an appearance, when that is the stated goal?

[RuinSonic]

@losoyo Your right it is different, but my guess is the analogy initially made some sense to me and others because your attack on thunderf00t was unrelated to the crime. Let's pretend Thunderf00t had kids and by attacking his finances you really effected innocent people. I guess it's like someone cursing at you and in response you spit in their drink.

I'm still deciding what I think about your action, but I do think people should be allowed to see him for what he is and that part is fair.

[happyjesus123]

@TheSpankymonkey I was using the term "respect" because Losoyo respects religion. A better term would be accurately portray. If people have bad information on Islam they will tend to make bad decision regarding Islam.

[happyjesus123]

@losoyo I think religion is generally a bad idea in the modern world. What I don't like is inaccuracy most Americans can understand that the Westboro Baptist Church is not representative of mainstream Christianity. Many understand that EdwardCurrent is a poe Christian. With Islam people don't have an accurate picture which causes unnecessary fear/hatred. There is a lot wrong with Islam and it should be criticized. However, this criticism should not be based on inaccurate information.