FOX Business: Pamela Geller vs Black Panthers Leader Malik Shabazz

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[7861iggy]

@StoogeWatcher U KNOW WHAT TODAY A WHITE 22 YEAR OLD GUY SHOT THE INNOCENT PEOPLE AND CONGRESSWOMAN IN ARIZONA. WHAT U GONNA CALL IT TERRORISM OR BAD CHILDHOOD. I THINK BAD CHILDHOOD BECOUSE HE WAS NOT A MUSLIM HE WAS A WHITE SO HE IS NOT TERRORIST,

[Chordiegurl]

'you can't run the prophet muhammed in a huggy bear costume' - oh no my life never be complete. This "woman" talks trash.

[farerse]

@TheAwokenMind stupid, just because someone isn't black  doesn't mean they are white. the woman in this video is jewish. do you think chinese people or turkish people are white too?

[jerico641]

The commentator sees no problem with comparing the building of a mosque with the burning of holy book. Does anyone else see the problem with that?

[SeedOfTruth777]

@lokhryu ,,Only an Idiot would say something as Racist an Stupid as that!

[guymassive]

Shabazz spanked on all of thus Hypocrites. They all started back pedaling. Wow.

[NilDesperandum777]

@Keileyz (From Cont.) And if you think that democracy as practiced in the West is somehow antithetical to the practice of other religions that dont seek to usurp it's welcoming society (ie Islam), then you dont understand it's history/mechanism. Humanism, and by this you actually mean Atheism I take it, has a far more damning record of intolerance...so the claim -- yours or Christopher Hitchens -- that Humanism is somehow responsible for the tolerance present, here and now, is unfounded.

[NilDesperandum777]

@Keileyz So you're claiming that what the West has known as democracy, it's application of law and focus on the grand welfare of it's society is a result from Ancient Greek virtue? Let me point out, that the option isn't pagan Greece vs "Bible-thumping" (Early 20th cent. American southern Baptists?) priests...(Cont)

[NilDesperandum777]

@Keileyz Certainly they did. But that's not a valid reason to point to Christianity and say that the actions of commercial marauders could be interpreted as something prescriptive from the teachings of Christ. One could point to Islam however and link the action to the teaching. So I disagree with your claim that Islam wasn't primarily to blame -- of course it was, and is today where archaic societal atrocities remain normative in the collective Muslim mind. A far cry from the Christian one.

[NilDesperandum777]

@Keileyz In fact it does, but does so under the rubric of what is entailed in The Kingdom of God. And the fact that the mention of slavery and servitude was mentioned as something as normal, was for the simple fact that it was, two thousand years ago. And while Christianity didn't exist per se, two thousand years ago, Christ certainly redefined the parameters of power structures and the definition of servitude. And when you say "the Bible" prescribing non-believers - where specifically?

[NilDesperandum777]

@Keileyz Being privy to and espousing it as a specific doctrinal prescription (as in the case of Islam) are two different things. I'm sure African Animists with a penchant for worshiping in cartwheels may have also been privy to it. The fact that Christians were also privy to slavery's end in the West is something one could correctly assert was as a direct result of being Christian.