Re: Political Compass
Posted: Fri Aug 13, 2010 1:28 pm
Just because you don't agree with something, doesn't mean it should be illegal.
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Dr. House wrote:Just because you don't agree with something, doesn't mean it should be illegal.
Legendary Jimster wrote:Psyko wrote:Legendary Jimster wrote:Corran Horne wrote:
btw: what do you think about the new french anti-burqa laws?
I support it, because there's in my opinion a hierarchy in freedoms and some represent a real risk in security. Most famous example about burqa risks was the terrorist in the UK (after London bombings) who escaped cops hiding under a burqa, which hid his face, and identity.
Outside of the aweful cultural/traditional meaning behind it, it represents a real risk, same as people walking with hood hiding their face.
These women ask the freedom about not being free (they oppose the right to be free and equal to men and ask freedom to be segregated and considered as inferior to men). This paradox shows the idiocy around this burqa pro-movements popping up in Europe.
Actually, your post only proves that you are an idiot who knows nothing about the culture you are bashing.
Awful cultural/traditional meaning? Inferior to men? Segregation? The burqa doesn't qualify for any of these.
I <3 when ignorants accuse others who know more what they are talking about to be ignorant (wait, you did worse, you called me an idiot!!).![]()
When you know a tenth about Europe/France's problems regarding this and other similar problems, come back with arguments, but until then...with your ignorant arrogant so called all knowing opinion about it.
Legendary Jimster wrote:Burqa is sign of freedom for women, while western women who can dress as they want are oppressed?I'm sure many european women would dream about wearing burqa to reach the "ultimate freedom".
However I get the feeling I would be laughed about or even slapped if I told them they should wear burqa lolz (which would be a logical reaction)
Legendary Jimster wrote:To post something like this, either you know nothing on the subject, or you wear one. Cannot be otherwise..
Legendary Jimster wrote:Either way, I award your post to be among the most ignorant posts I saw on those forums, after five years and half of membership, and probably having read hundred of thousands of posts! But I suspect it was a joke or something of that sort, or at least I hope so, because if it's not, the award remains.
Legendary Jimster wrote:Dr. House wrote:You should ignore Pops, Psyko, he really has no **Filtered** clue what he is talking about and more times than not simply repeats the same tired crap he's been told by his government rather than actually using his brain to come to his own conclusion.
Hmmm I seem to recall that the talibans and their habits weren't branded as freedom spreaders.
I might have missed the memo that radical fundamentalist muslims were the good guys.
Psyko wrote:Wrong again. I know less than a tenth about Europe's problems, especially France, as there are far too many problems that don't affect me for me to bother worrying about. However, I can tell from your posts that I know far more than one-tenth more than you do about Muslim culture.
It depends on what kind of freedom you are talking about. Women who wear burqas are free from worrying about appearances and vanity, dealing with men who only want them for their body, and allows them to be seen for their personality and who they are instead of how they look. However, too many bigots see burqa and scream terrorist or try to "free the oppressed women." Come on. The burqa is not a requirement, and most women choose to wear them.
There you go making assumptions. I have to be on either side of the spectrum to post such a comment? So either I know absolutely nothing and am pulling **Filtered** out of my ass like you do (minus the racism), or I wear a burqa so I know what I'm talking about. Or did you mean that as me wearing a burqa and being an oppressed woman who sees herself as a second-class citizen?
Yeah, there's no possible way that I could know anything about Islam or the Muslim community unless I'm a part of it. Is that what you're saying? If you are, you only prove your idiocy.
The Taliban is not Muslim. It is an organization that manipulates the uneducated. Nothing the Taliban does follows anything in the Koran, but people who don't know how to read have no way of knowing that. I could get into a whole lecture about it, in fact I had one written out, but I deleted it.
Let me finish by saying that a radical fundamentalist Muslim would in fact be one of the good guys.
Islam is a peaceful religion not so distantly related to Christianity, and since a fundamentalist "adheres to a strict set of basic principles and ideas," a fundamentalist Muslim would be more like Mother -freaking- Theresa. Not some brainwashed Taliban Jihadist.
So stop insulting the Muslim community with your idiotic belief that their religion makes them gun-toting terrorists out to destroy the Western World. The reality is far different.
Psyko wrote:Before I bother to respond to your latest 'bout of idiocy, since you lack comprehension skills, I'd like to point out that a person without contradiction is not human.

Legendary Jimster wrote:Psyko wrote:Before I bother to respond to your latest 'bout of idiocy, since you lack comprehension skills, I'd like to point out that a person without contradiction is not human.
There's something you don't lack at least, that is disrespect towards those who don't think the same as you do, and also the particularity to "fire first" the rude behaving towards the other side.![]()
The more people are "tolerant", the least they can accept that people think differently. A good paradox.![]()
Ah well, you're neither the first nor the last of that kind I face in the internet.![]()
Since you lack understanding skills, I felt like reminding that someone who contradicts him/herself on almost every point raised by themselves, and says something then the opposite on the same post can rarely be considered as a worth-to-consider poster.![]()
The excuse of "person without contradiction is not human" is a funny excuse though. You're not good at hiding your attempt at protecting your falling apart argumentation.
Thriller wrote:Don't argue with jim, it's a futile attempt and only serves to reinforce his own delusions
Legendary Jimster wrote:Thriller wrote:Don't argue with jim, it's a futile attempt and only serves to reinforce his own delusions
That is purely a matter of opinion. As much as you see "delusion" for my opinions, I see "delusions" from time to time in yours, or others on some subjects.
The truth of one is a delusion in another's eye.
Thriller wrote:Legendary Jimster wrote:Thriller wrote:Don't argue with jim, it's a futile attempt and only serves to reinforce his own delusions
That is purely a matter of opinion. As much as you see "delusion" for my opinions, I see "delusions" from time to time in yours, or others on some subjects.
The truth of one is a delusion in another's eye.
see right there, you don't offer any coherent ideas to back your bigotry just inane similarities and non sequiturs.
The truth is truth..
To the end of reckoning.
not subjective to your insecurities and unfounded belief of moral superiority
Thriller wrote:What you don't understand Jim is that i would LOVE for you to post a good argument counter to my opinion... but you always disappoint.
There is a reason people qualify your posts as "less than acceptable". Because they ARE.
Your attempt to spin what i say around towards me is the equivalent of the "ruber v glue" case which was thrown out of court when i was 10.
You'll need a better precedent you want to proceed with your line of debate.
People think I'm not good at doing it, I sometimes wonder why I still bother if I'm that bad.