Bill Maher To Muslim Rep. Keith Ellison: The Qur'an Is A 'Hate Filled Holy Book
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Keith Ellison is a nitwit who walked into a room in college and heard some Imam with a non-negative world view, misinterpreted it to be far more positive than it actually was, and converted to Islam because of it. He is impulsive, but worse, he is absolutely diluted about the religion to which he now subscribes.
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LOL your a CLOWN!
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so is the bible!
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@ottawa856 Well i have and i must say, You aint missing much.
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I just tried reading the Quran and can't get through the first couple of pages its so boring...
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@AntiFascist2011 Nice another Internet scholar. The muslim's use Muhammad as their exemplary person. When Muhammad had the chance he could have slaughtered all of madhina's Jews. Yet he used to visit his Jewish neighbour whenever he was sick. When Abu bakr first stated the conduct of war he instructed the soldiers not to touch the monks and clergymen and other innocent people. I have question did you come up with that argument/logic or you got it from somewhere? thank you.
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Keith Ellison spoke pretty well here...
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spent a few years up state, converted to islam, now I'm out, praise Allah. lol funny shit.
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There is the capacity for people to do horrendous things. But religion magnifies that x1000, by giving people "divine" justification for their atrocities. In reality they were always going to do it they just needed an excuse. Religion is the perfect excuse to say that you are special and everyone who is not like you must either be converted or die.
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@AntiFascist2011 Dude, I thank GOD that you've typed the truth!
"Anyone who takes a life is as if he killed the whole world" is a copy plagiarized from Jewish commentary based on the Bible. Furthermore, the Qur'an then states that an exception is made for those who "spread mischief in the land" which is defined as any non-Islamic ideas including both other religions and atheism or secularism. The Qur'an then instructs Muslims to kill those that spread mischief.
Its the moderate Muslims who are misinterpreting the Qur'an.
AntiFascist2011 2 weeks ago 26
So what if the holy books say, in certain select passages, that coercion and violence are wrong? Most intelligent, fair-minded people would have come to this conclusion anyway. I don't require a holy book to act morally. I do, however, require scriptural authority to commit acts of homophobia and misogyny, to wage wars, and to murder apostates and non-believers. There will always be good and bad people; but religion makes ordinarily good people bad.
RYISCO 1 week ago 22