barnz
May 25, 2017, 12:48pm
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And small government will work?
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SMJ
May 25, 2017, 1:48pm
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If you really think that providing vulnerable individuals with mental health assistance somehow equates to BIG government and a one world government then Iâm sorry, itâs clear that itâs not possible to have a rational conversation with you.
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Meanwhile, some tragedies in Jakarta (capital of the largest Muslim country) and the Phillipines, reportedly ISIS driven . The attacks were not on Western people. Those people also deserve our sympathy.
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they have my sympathy. These cretins are murderous scum, wherever and whoever they strike.
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Errr - werenât you the one advocating worldwide mental health checks?
Anyway never fear - our very own anti-terrorism expert Anne Aly has a plan.
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And what are your qualifications? You donât respect Alyâs opinion as she doesnât come from your preferred list of experts. Every time there is an incident the cry from the usual quarters is âwhy donât moderate muslims condemn thisâ and when one does, you give her sht. Iâve tried to give you the benefit of the doubt but youâre a d ckhead.
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Diggers:
And what are your qualifications? You donât respect Alyâs opinion as she doesnât come from your preferred list of experts. Every time there is an incident the cry from the usual quarters is âwhy donât moderate muslims condemn thisâ and when one does, you give her sht. Iâve tried to give you the benefit of the doubt but youâre a d ckhead.
I donât need any qualifications to understand that its a completely ridiculous idea.
Imagine trying to get 100K people entering and leaving the grand final in single file. If you canât understand how ludicrous that is then I canât help you. Please don;t tell me that you agree with her idea.
At least TripEss, Dr Aly has some ideas, when you have nothing, except for being a d$ckhead !
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dingus
May 25, 2017, 10:11pm
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[quote=âEssendon12, post:238, topic:10529, full:trueâ]
Errr - werenât you the one advocating worldwide mental health checks?
Anyway never fear - our very own anti-terrorism expert Anne Aly has a plan.
âWe should be having points where people can exit in single file and people are moved on quickly so there is no reason for them to congregate in large groups outside a particular venue, because that just means that somebody could come along and inflict maximum damage,â she said. [/quote]
Translation:
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Id have thought a bottleneck and single file makes things even worse! Depending on the choice of weapon and number of attackers. I too think its pretty silly.
But that wasnt the main point of her article and the snide mocking isnt helpful.
Wow - talk about bigotry of low expectations.
Is she exempt from being criticised because she is Muslim or because she is female?
The outrageous thing is that a person capable of such a stupid suggestion has such a prominent voice. Hopefully it was just a brain fade by her. Everyone is entitled to one of those now and then.
saladin:
Id have thought a bottleneck and single file makes things even worse! Depending on the choice of weapon and number of attackers. I too think its pretty silly.
But that wasnt the main point of her article and the snide mocking isnt helpful.
Its concerning though that these are the people considered anti-terrorism âexpertsâ. We are dealing with peoples lives here.
âBig governmentâ, âfake newsâ⊠do you not see a trend?
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But i think the rest of what is covered in that article is pretty good and tbh something you should agree with. Stop using marginalisation as an excuse, get to these people early, heed the warning signs of violent personalities.
I dont think the people flow thing was the main takeaway from that piece. But you made it so.
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Diggers:
And what are your qualifications? You donât respect Alyâs opinion as she doesnât come from your preferred list of experts. Every time there is an incident the cry from the usual quarters is âwhy donât moderate muslims condemn thisâ and when one does, you give her sht. Iâve tried to give you the benefit of the doubt but youâre a d ckhead.
BDS did that same thing a few posts back up when he ridiculed someone who is Muslim who spoke out against this stuff. Both sides do the same thing if the person speaking doesnât fit their desired criteria.
Interesting perspective on those who have religious beliefs.
dingus
May 25, 2017, 11:35pm
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Iâve âknownâ you for a while mate, I think we may have even met once or twice. I respect your rights to your beliefs.
Mine are different to yours and I think youâve astutely picked them up in your quote.
But you, and billions who share beliefs the same or of a slightly different strain to yours have never and will never detonate a bomb at a concert full of children.
My point is that religion isnât a mental illness nor is it the cause of this incident in my opinion.
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saladin:
But i think the rest of what is covered in that article is pretty good and tbh something you should agree with. Stop using marginalisation as an excuse, get to these people early, heed the warning signs of violent personalities.
I dont think the people flow thing was the main takeaway from that piece. But you made it so.
Agree but then it was ruined by that last bit.
Anyway, as I said am prepared to excuse it as a brain fade. Hopefully itâs the last we hear of that idea.
Bully
May 25, 2017, 11:59pm
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andrewb:
sorfed:
Defend this you arseholes.
List of Islamic Terror:
During this time period, there were 167 Islamic attacks in 24 countries, in which 1033 people were killed and 951 injured.
(TROP does not catch all attacks. Not all attacks are immediately posted).
Date Country City Killed Injured Description
30,862 Islamic terrorist attacks since 9/11
Mate Islam has been around for hundreds of years
Terrorism by Islam extremists is a recent phenomenon
The IRA resorted to terrorism
Islam is not the common theme.
The root cause is not the religion. The root cause is something deeper and the religion is commonly used to organize and to justify.
Ask yourself why Middle Eastern people might feel powerless enough to justify blowing themselves and others up to make a statement - your answer to that will tell you the root cause.
Thatâs incorrect. Terrorism comes from the Koran which states âStrike terror into the hearts of the non believersâ. Thatâs why the acts are so extreme. Terrorism has always been around, itâs only that itâs just come to the west that people seem to think its a new phenomenon.
The actual problem is that all the violent lines in the Koran are meant to be applied to a war setting. The young mind is drawn to the extreme violence and tell themselves they are currently in a war setting. They justify it by thinking muslims are being attacked, whether thatâs via physical war, or a war on islam and the conservative world by the immoral west⊠recruiters can play off that.
So yeh it depends on one persons definition, but obviously the koran and if you know of mohammeds life himself then all these acts are justifiable to someone with a slightly different opinion on what it all means.
