| Paris Shootings... 13:30 - Jan 7 with 42779 views | ThGrimRanger |
Shocking.
We'll now be told by our western leaders how we mustn't let this affect our daily lives.
...but it will. The threat of having an office sub-machine-gunned will affect freedom of speech. That's because media etc will not risk possible insults to islam anymore.
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| Paris Shootings... on 15:59 - Jan 7 with 3373 views | Brightonhoop |
| Paris Shootings... on 15:48 - Jan 7 by simmo |
Maybe because some of them were never killers in the first place? Just happened to look like people that were...
I am not saying in certain circumstances we shouldn't do more to protect ourselves, I just worry whenever somebody thinks of extreme solutions. I don't want us to be as extreme as the people that carry out these atrocities, I wouldn't want to drop to their level. |
10 years ago I'd have largely agreed Simmo, and yes in an ideal world it i better to hold a higher moral ground and not sink to certain levels. But we live in different times, with a different threat. It's absurd the State sits on its hands whilst MI5 etc identify 'security risks' who only get picked up whilst clearly planning 'something.' We need a rethink on those 'people' particularly any that are known to have returned from Syria. It's crazy that they have complete freedom, sooner or later they are going to kill. Potentially on a massive scale.
I'm afraid now I would happily lock up the few to give as much security to the 99% as possible. |  | | |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:06 - Jan 7 with 3339 views | Juzzie |
| Paris Shootings... on 14:49 - Jan 7 by runningman75 |
Very sad once again there will be an initial anti Islam reaction. These animals do not represent Islam. I am sure there will be calls for greater security and possible ID cards. I do not want a totalitarian regime but if people have nothing to hide then I am all for tougher security measures within reason. |
From the BBC website;
"Witnesses said they heard the gunmen shouting "we have avenged the Prophet Muhammad"."
So what is that then if not Islam?
Let's not get all mock-PC about what is going on here.
I have muslim friends and they are indeed very upset about what is going on in their name but in their name it's happening.
Maybe the muslim community needs to stand up in mass numbers, not jut a few clerics going 'tut' and shaking their head, and sort it out because the anti-muslim feelings will only grow as people go around shouting the name of the Prophet Muhammad and killing people. |  | | |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:09 - Jan 7 with 3319 views | QPR442 |
When they ran a cartoon a fews years back and got firebombed they shifted an extra 200,000 papers because the people united against the threats. Even today they started off with 104K twitter followers and now it has risen over 27K . These terrorists executed a wounded police officer and every news channel is showing these images. These images will stick in the minds of all who watch.
People know exactly what this is about and what religion they represent. |  | | |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:11 - Jan 7 with 3307 views | Trance_Trousers |
I think they may also be rather scared of any backlash that might come their way at some point Juzzie. |  |
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| Paris Shootings... on 16:14 - Jan 7 with 3289 views | easthertsr |
| Paris Shootings... on 15:59 - Jan 7 by Brightonhoop |
10 years ago I'd have largely agreed Simmo, and yes in an ideal world it i better to hold a higher moral ground and not sink to certain levels. But we live in different times, with a different threat. It's absurd the State sits on its hands whilst MI5 etc identify 'security risks' who only get picked up whilst clearly planning 'something.' We need a rethink on those 'people' particularly any that are known to have returned from Syria. It's crazy that they have complete freedom, sooner or later they are going to kill. Potentially on a massive scale.
I'm afraid now I would happily lock up the few to give as much security to the 99% as possible. |
Agree to that and they have won, that could be an ISIS leader talking to his supporters about the 'infidels' of the west. It's bloody difficult , but please no knee-jerk reactions today. These bastards today are cold-blooded religious fanatics, they do not speak for anyone but themselves, they should be tried, locked up and the key thrown away. When we lock people up without trial, torture prisoners, ignore human rights ,that is when we lose, we become what they are, fanatics, it's what they want. It's the most difficult thing to do, but it is the right thing, the rule of law is what stands between us and anarchy.Sympathies to friends and families of all killed and injured today. | | | |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:18 - Jan 7 with 3256 views | 1MoreBrightonR |
| Paris Shootings... on 15:17 - Jan 7 by Brightonhoop |
Sick to the back teeth of these muslim retards. And sick of hearing they don't represent Islam. Well they aren't coming out of anyone elses community are they, hiding in plain sight? Cowardly vvankers. |
yeah, that muslim retard in Norway who killed all those kids really got to me....oh no, hang on, he wasnt a muslim was he? | | | |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:20 - Jan 7 with 3244 views | 1MoreBrightonR |
| Paris Shootings... on 15:44 - Jan 7 by Brightonhoop |
Well none of them have killed again since being incarcerated. I'd say that kinda worked. |
Its pretty debatable if many of the people in guantanamo killed in the first place.... | | | |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:22 - Jan 7 with 3231 views | easthertsr |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:18 - Jan 7 by 1MoreBrightonR |
yeah, that muslim retard in Norway who killed all those kids really got to me....oh no, hang on, he wasnt a muslim was he? |
Or the fanatics who kill those running abortion clinics in the US.They are surely Muslims? No? | | | |
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| Paris Shootings... on 16:24 - Jan 7 with 3214 views | Juzzie |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:11 - Jan 7 by Trance_Trousers |
I think they may also be rather scared of any backlash that might come their way at some point Juzzie. |
Absolutely, which is why when people go around killing people in their name, they need to do something about it. They don't.
This has been going on for years and I've seen very little action from the good, decent, honest muslim community to stop this. Why? [Post edited 7 Jan 2015 16:26]
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| Paris Shootings... on 16:26 - Jan 7 with 3207 views | Cliff |
I see this spiraling into another anti-Islam rant fest, so before it inevitably gets deleted please try and think on the following.
Yes the shootings are about religion. However the majority of people following that religion do not support this kind of action.
For those that suggest cracking down on all Muslims, did they advocate cracking down on all Catholics when the IRA were spreading terror?
Also how about banning all football supporters for matches based on the actions of a few thugs.
Have a go at those responsible by all means but don't tar everyone with the same brush. |  | | |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:33 - Jan 7 with 3132 views | ElHoop |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:26 - Jan 7 by Cliff |
I see this spiraling into another anti-Islam rant fest, so before it inevitably gets deleted please try and think on the following.
Yes the shootings are about religion. However the majority of people following that religion do not support this kind of action.
For those that suggest cracking down on all Muslims, did they advocate cracking down on all Catholics when the IRA were spreading terror?
Also how about banning all football supporters for matches based on the actions of a few thugs.
Have a go at those responsible by all means but don't tar everyone with the same brush. |
Catholics have a Pope who leads their church and the C of E has an Archbishop and most religions have some sort of leader who can direct their flock as it were, and seek to separate their church from such terrorist acts. The Islamics don't appear to be led by anyone at all. So they do what they want and some of what they do would be a big problem for their leader if they had one. |  | | |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:34 - Jan 7 with 3132 views | Juzzie |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:26 - Jan 7 by Cliff |
I see this spiraling into another anti-Islam rant fest, so before it inevitably gets deleted please try and think on the following.
Yes the shootings are about religion. However the majority of people following that religion do not support this kind of action.
For those that suggest cracking down on all Muslims, did they advocate cracking down on all Catholics when the IRA were spreading terror?
Also how about banning all football supporters for matches based on the actions of a few thugs.
Have a go at those responsible by all means but don't tar everyone with the same brush. |
Maybe I'm wrong but I thought the IRA were political, about having a unified country and against British rule, not about one religion v another?
From Wiki "The anti-treaty IRA fought a civil war against their former comrades in 1922—23, with the intention of creating a fully independent all-Ireland republic".
I get what you mean, but probably not a good example :o)
Unfortunatley in life, the few will always tar the majority with the same brush. They don't care about anyone else as long as they do what they want to do. Same goes for Paris today as for football hooligans in the 70s/80s.
This is why, as I keep saying, the muslim community are the ones that need to sort it out. This is being done in their name, not anyone elses, and as bloody unfortunate it is for them they've got to sort it out whether they like it or not. The radicals have got to be turned upon and 'ran out of town' by their supposed own kind.
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| Paris Shootings... on 16:36 - Jan 7 with 3113 views | Lewes_r |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:26 - Jan 7 by Cliff |
I see this spiraling into another anti-Islam rant fest, so before it inevitably gets deleted please try and think on the following.
Yes the shootings are about religion. However the majority of people following that religion do not support this kind of action.
For those that suggest cracking down on all Muslims, did they advocate cracking down on all Catholics when the IRA were spreading terror?
Also how about banning all football supporters for matches based on the actions of a few thugs.
Have a go at those responsible by all means but don't tar everyone with the same brush. |
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| Paris Shootings... on 16:37 - Jan 7 with 3104 views | easthertsr |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:24 - Jan 7 by Juzzie |
Absolutely, which is why when people go around killing people in their name, they need to do something about it. They don't.
This has been going on for years and I've seen very little action from the good, decent, honest muslim community to stop this. Why? [Post edited 7 Jan 2015 16:26]
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Please not that again, what exactly should the millions of Muslims who have as much knowledge of the activities of these bastards, as me and you, do about this? After all of these atrocities, Muslim leaders come out and condemn them, these are a few f@cking idiots who speak for no-one, they carry on despite the condemnations of Muslim leaders.What EXACTLY do you expect them to do to stop it? | | | |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:38 - Jan 7 with 3094 views | QPR442 |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:18 - Jan 7 by 1MoreBrightonR |
yeah, that muslim retard in Norway who killed all those kids really got to me....oh no, hang on, he wasnt a muslim was he? |
No he was insane. Agree with that. There will always be a few lone gunman or nutters out there but you cannot compare. You mention the Norway massacre but you cannot connect that with other mass killings that have happened however you can with todays murders.
Todays murders have the same connection with the beheadings, the killing of the soldier in London, the consistent suicide bombing everyday around the world, 7/7, 9/11 and the killing of many British soldiers. Its called Islam | | | |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:41 - Jan 7 with 2920 views | paulparker |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:34 - Jan 7 by Juzzie |
Maybe I'm wrong but I thought the IRA were political, about having a unified country and against British rule, not about one religion v another?
From Wiki "The anti-treaty IRA fought a civil war against their former comrades in 1922—23, with the intention of creating a fully independent all-Ireland republic".
I get what you mean, but probably not a good example :o)
Unfortunatley in life, the few will always tar the majority with the same brush. They don't care about anyone else as long as they do what they want to do. Same goes for Paris today as for football hooligans in the 70s/80s.
This is why, as I keep saying, the muslim community are the ones that need to sort it out. This is being done in their name, not anyone elses, and as bloody unfortunate it is for them they've got to sort it out whether they like it or not. The radicals have got to be turned upon and 'ran out of town' by their supposed own kind.
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as we are now trying to tar this like football hooliganism
Cant we give them E's like we did the football firms back in the Eighties ??
have the new summer of love like in 88
Chelsea, West Ham , Millwall all hugged it out at Raindance
surely Muslims, Christians and Jews could all meet up in a field and hug whilst dancing to Someday by Ce Ce Rodgers |  |
| And Bowles is onside, Swinburne has come rushing out of his goal , what can Bowles do here , onto the left foot no, on to the right foot
That’s there that’s two, and that’s Bowles
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| Paris Shootings... on 16:43 - Jan 7 with 2904 views | Cliff |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:33 - Jan 7 by ElHoop |
Catholics have a Pope who leads their church and the C of E has an Archbishop and most religions have some sort of leader who can direct their flock as it were, and seek to separate their church from such terrorist acts. The Islamics don't appear to be led by anyone at all. So they do what they want and some of what they do would be a big problem for their leader if they had one. |
Oh yeah I remember the Pope being imprisoned for the IRA bombings now, how silly of me to forget! | | | |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:44 - Jan 7 with 2891 views | ElHoop |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:43 - Jan 7 by Cliff |
Oh yeah I remember the Pope being imprisoned for the IRA bombings now, how silly of me to forget! |
Sorry, you've lost me there. Can you explain? | | | |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:46 - Jan 7 with 2883 views | Juzzie |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:37 - Jan 7 by easthertsr |
Please not that again, what exactly should the millions of Muslims who have as much knowledge of the activities of these bastards, as me and you, do about this? After all of these atrocities, Muslim leaders come out and condemn them, these are a few f@cking idiots who speak for no-one, they carry on despite the condemnations of Muslim leaders.What EXACTLY do you expect them to do to stop it? |
We live in an age of amazing global communications and social networking.
How about these millions come out on Facebook, Twitter and all the other platforms avaialble and condem the radicals?
If we can get some bloke who shouts out "you want some" to global stardom then yes, it can be done. | | | |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:49 - Jan 7 with 2858 views | TheBlob |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:06 - Jan 7 by Juzzie |
From the BBC website;
"Witnesses said they heard the gunmen shouting "we have avenged the Prophet Muhammad"."
So what is that then if not Islam?
Let's not get all mock-PC about what is going on here.
I have muslim friends and they are indeed very upset about what is going on in their name but in their name it's happening.
Maybe the muslim community needs to stand up in mass numbers, not jut a few clerics going 'tut' and shaking their head, and sort it out because the anti-muslim feelings will only grow as people go around shouting the name of the Prophet Muhammad and killing people. |
False flag.
Military style precision. |  |
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| Paris Shootings... on 16:50 - Jan 7 with 2851 views | paulparker |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:46 - Jan 7 by Juzzie |
We live in an age of amazing global communications and social networking.
How about these millions come out on Facebook, Twitter and all the other platforms avaialble and condem the radicals?
If we can get some bloke who shouts out "you want some" to global stardom then yes, it can be done. |
your wasting your time Juzzie trying to have a reasoned argument with EasthertsR , Cliff & Co , your just get shouted down with rubbish about Anti Abortion clinics, the pope and football hooligans | |
| And Bowles is onside, Swinburne has come rushing out of his goal , what can Bowles do here , onto the left foot no, on to the right foot
That’s there that’s two, and that’s Bowles
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| Paris Shootings... on 16:54 - Jan 7 with 2829 views | BrianMcCarthy |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:26 - Jan 7 by Cliff |
I see this spiraling into another anti-Islam rant fest, so before it inevitably gets deleted please try and think on the following.
Yes the shootings are about religion. However the majority of people following that religion do not support this kind of action.
For those that suggest cracking down on all Muslims, did they advocate cracking down on all Catholics when the IRA were spreading terror?
Also how about banning all football supporters for matches based on the actions of a few thugs.
Have a go at those responsible by all means but don't tar everyone with the same brush. |
"For those that suggest cracking down on all Muslims, did they advocate cracking down on all Catholics when the IRA were spreading terror?"
I came on to make this point, but I see you've beaten me to it, Cliff.
I'm old enough to remember when some people thought 'all' us Irish were murderous ba$tards. Now, I suppose we're 'all' pacifists?
There'll always be a section of our race calling for violence against another section of our race, and they'll usually forgive the foregoence of trials, justice and fairness on what they'll claim are unique and extenuating circumstances.
The trouble is that the circumstances are never unique, it's just the latest example of violence begetting violence, a cycle that is rarely broken by more violence, as a cycle of injustice is rarely broken by more injustice.
Like others have said. Deliver justice onto the perpetrators, and do it hard. Deliver injustice and violence on the masses, and mass injustice and violence will follow from all corners. |  |
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| Paris Shootings... on 16:58 - Jan 7 with 2790 views | TheBlob |
They've probably been spirited out of the country by now.
This was a professional hit by the looks of it. | |
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| Paris Shootings... on 17:00 - Jan 7 with 2779 views | BrianMcCarthy |
| Paris Shootings... on 16:58 - Jan 7 by TheBlob |
They've probably been spirited out of the country by now.
This was a professional hit by the looks of it. |
Was thinking the same thing. Isn't it odd that this wasn't a suicide attack, though? | |
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| Paris Shootings... on 17:05 - Jan 7 with 2746 views | ytt28 |
| Paris Shootings... on 14:49 - Jan 7 by runningman75 |
Very sad once again there will be an initial anti Islam reaction. These animals do not represent Islam. I am sure there will be calls for greater security and possible ID cards. I do not want a totalitarian regime but if people have nothing to hide then I am all for tougher security measures within reason. |
Who do they represent then? They may not represent the views of many moderate muslims but they represent the Islam. the bigger issue is that the moderates will not be seen taking to the streets in protest against these barbaric Islamic acts of terror. Islam means submission, these moderates have submitted and daren't speak out otherwise a similar fate awaits them. There is no freedom of speech in Islam and the culture is totally the opposite of the western democratic culture and way of life. It is all conquering total control of every aspect of life and emulating the prophet is an absolute requirement. That moderate muslims do not follow this to the letter should not be used as a measure of whether these terrorists represent Islam. | | | |
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