Sam Harris: The Problem with Islamic Fundamentalism are the Fundamentals of Islam

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[pcgamer010]

@MojowidanAK Nice argumentum ad populum.

Its growth just shows its cancerous quality. A religion that grows quickly doesn't make it more true or better than other religions/ideologies, it just means it's good at self-propagation.

I hope you sleep well at night knowing there are MURDERS happening EVERY single day in the name of your religion.

You're not worth arguing with anymore because your mind has been infected with Islam.

Bye.

[UnitedKingdomify]

Three Things About Islam:

watch?v=Ib9rofXQl6w

[partonace]

...one should ask: how many journalists does china have in the u.s. and how many journalists does the u.s. have in china. also: how many hidden investigations are made by one and the other side. the u.s. puked on china for decades...and it thought we'd all accept that. now the u.s. must see how many european, asian, african and south american corporations rather work together with china than with the u.s. - since you could've been at least a little bit more moderate before.

[partonace]

...short: for the north koreans it will be easy to be happy if they just open up a little bit to the ideas of others. while the u.s. can only cry. like it does - that's why it never signed the kyoto protocol. and the picture it sells via to the media to the rest of the world? the more shiny it is - the more it is sure that it's pretty rotten behind it. even if you try to polish it by pointing at countries like north korea.

[partonace]

...another problem the u.s. has: in comparison to north korea for example it seems (only from the outside) the u.s. americans are spoiled. they misuse too much energy, have only rudimentary recycling, their entrepreneurs are negligible - and they have to import a lot of foreign scientists, researchers, developers... but: one must be desperate to go to the u.s. - and if one knows history (nikola tesla for example) one knows that if one would reach something like tesla did - he'd be deceived.

[partonace]

the u.s. has one problem: while areas like the one in the former usssr try to replace the bad parts of communism with the good parts of capitalism - the u.s. tries to keep the good parts of capitalism as well as the bad parts of capitalism. i live in germany - have been to the u.s. - have been in the eastern countries - and must say: the u.s. is getting some kind of old. it's not the "old" that germany keeps (bach, historic houses) - it's more like some kind of 80ies old.

[partonace]

@pcgamer010 ...that's why the u.s. tries to find new enemies over and over again. after the usssr and other "unities" did split up (they evolved while the u.s. is just like it was before the fall of the iron curtain) the u.s. had to find another reason to not evolve any further. the u.s. is like a kid that tries to get what it wants by beginning to scream, to cry, to blame others (even if it has to use libel or if it produces fake-enemies (saddam hussein, ossama bin laden, etc).

[partonace]

@pcgamer010 let's generalize it a little bit more: every group that pretends to follow the same ideas (may it be a religious group, a corporation, government, whatever group that "runs under the same flag") will get more and more criminal - not only as the group grows - but the more time it has to repeat itself over and over - which then leads to its dissociation into various subgroups - especially when there are no outside groups that make one pretend to be one unity.

[herringla]

@Legend1One Read your own book or stop lying. Choose.