This is not how you argue or convince people. Calling them “idiots” is not the way. Mr. Haddad is not right in his approach, regardless of the merits of his position.Tweet
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There is no argument. There is nothing to be convinced About. It is a lie called out to what it is. A lie.This is not how you argue or convince people. Calling them “idiots” is not the way. Mr. Haddad is not right in his approach, regardless of the merits of his position.
How pretentious and stu..uneducated some antisemites are.Not sure what you're implying by this post ?
Is this the same food cart that that idiot was abusing in the videos yesterday?Tweet
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YesIs this the same food cart that that idiot was abusing in the videos yesterday?
He's absolutely right to call a spade a spade. Hinkle is an idiot.This is not how you argue or convince people. Calling them “idiots” is not the way. Mr. Haddad is not right in his approach, regardless of the merits of his position.
Apologies for the late reply, I've been a bit strapped for time.You've fallen for the immigration blame game hook line and sinker for all these issues. A bit of a reality check here - crumbling services and infrastructure as well as rising crime rates have gone up with the most xenophobic government in a generation. We've also faced huge levels of austerity, cronyism and financial mismanagement from the government. You've essentially fallen for the government's deflection game from their own shortcomings.
Thanks.
How was it either vacuous or disingenuous?This is a bit disingenuous. (or simply a vacuous point?) They were victims of circumstance. Had ISIS taken over New York the populations would resist the same way.
ISIS were enabled by diabolical war planning and withdrawal, and civil war.
I understand the point you’re making now, though I strongly disagree that it’s agreed the Muslim world did their best. it’s a big bone of contention and a source of animosity from Iraqis et al towards the Palestinian cause and why it’s seen as hypocritical from some quarters.How was it either vacuous or disingenuous?
The poster asked what Muslims did about ISIS. What they did was die in their thousands, as both innocent victims and as the overwhelming bulk of the ground force that actually fought them.
I agree that if ISIS had sprung up in New York or Tokyo or Mongolia or Colombia the local residents would have also resisted the same way.
But I wasn't making a point about Muslims somehow being unique in doing so. Nor was I even offering a defence of Muslims in general. I was replying to a very specific point which I've seen a few times now about what Muslims did about ISIS.
The reality is that they generally issued fatwas about the barbarity of the group, called them disbelievers. some were so blown by their savagery that they couldn't even believe they were Muslims and found it easier and more comforting to believe in conspiracies. On the ground locally, they fought. Some tried to live their lives under yet another brutal dictatorship and many died as innocents for trying to do so.
Not quite sure what the poster wants an ethnically Pakistani British Muslim living in Birmingham for instance to do though about what was essentially, despite the focus on a small number of westerners who went, a civil war between people living in Syria and Iraq?
What interesting point, that she is stupid?
Randomly came up on my feed. Dont know what its about but she makes an interesting point