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Any 'pro-Palestinian' atheists here?

funk de fino said:
Now you are making stuff up for me again. You are surely the most dishonest poster here. And that includes a the truthers.

My point is. No comment on a link. OP is a well known for his anti Islam threads. Same thing would be said to MaGZ in one of his threads.

Why dont you just stop putting spew in others mouths?
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Too late to change the OP funk. Any new threads would just get merged with this one.

No comment at all on the law the Palestinians have that could result in the death penalty for blasphemy?

Don't care?

Your hatred of the OP trumps any concerns for human rights you may or may not have?
 
Thunder said:
honestly now, what do YOU think it means?
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I know what it means.

WildCat said:
As far as I can tell, the position of the pro-Palestine people is that Palestinians aren't fully human, and therefore can't be held to the same standards of human rights as actual human beings.

Therefore, we have one standard for actual human beings (like Israelis) and another for sub-humans (like Palestinians).
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WildCat said:
Too late to change the OP funk. Any new threads would just get merged with this one.

No comment at all on the law the Palestinians have that could result in the death penalty for blasphemy?
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Or for other horrific crimes, like, say, selling land to a Jew.
 
Just get Hamas to declare cheese doodles forbidden food because they're part of the international Jewish conspiracy. Shouldn't be that hard to convince them of that, considering they think the Protocols are history and the holocaust is a forgery.

Once they'll do that, Parky & co. won't care about cheese doodles being banned anymore, because it wouldn't be the Jews doing it. After all, they don't care about the death penalty for selling land to Jews, or for blashemy, so why would they care about the death penalty for selling cheese doodles?

As for the "world controlled by the evil Jews who invented the holocaust" stuff, meh. Who cares? It's just subhuman Arabs believing that, no point asking them to change their ways, you know. I mean, really. How would you "hold Israel to a higher standard" if you kept expecting civilized behavior from such inferiors?
 
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WildCat said:
No comment at all on the law the Palestinians have that could result in the death penalty for blasphemy?
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That there is such a law is not supported. The Palestinian atheist faces "only" life in prison. Since Abdul describes himself as "anti-Palestinian" I am guessing he doesn't mind if he is killed.

The person who is facing the death penalty for blasphemy is neither atheist nor Palestinian, but Christian and Pakistani. Considering the title Abdul chose for this thread I am guessing her case is off topic.
 
Parky, when you state that you hold Israelis to a higher standard than Palestinians, do you mean that you assume Israelis are more or less a better class of people and therefore cannot be excused of things that Palestinians can be excused for?

Or does it mean something else?
 
MarkCorrigan said:
Parky, when you state that you hold Israelis to a higher standard than Palestinians, do you mean that you assume Israelis are more or less a better class of people and therefore cannot be excused of things that Palestinians can be excused for?
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when did I become the topic of the thread?

:D
 
Thunder said:
when did I become the topic of the thread?

:D
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Who are you? BaC?

Answer the question, it isn't that hard.

Here, let me answer it with my views.

Israelis and Palestinians should be held to the same standards, this is why I find both sides to be at fault in a lot of ways, but I generally support the Israelis because I believe them to be generally less likely to do something I consider bad. I also note that the state of Israel is a far far safer and freer nation than any of the surrounding states with the possible exception of Egypt. Palestine is run by Hamas who are willing to sacrifice the people they support to get rid of Israel, whereas Israel generally try to protect themselves, sometimes going overboard in doing so, sometimes not.

There you go. I even added a lot of things. Your turn.
 
MarkCorrigan said:
Israelis and Palestinians should be held to the same standards, this is why I find both sides to be at fault in a lot of ways, but I generally support the Israelis because I believe them to be generally less likely to do something I consider bad. I also note that the state of Israel is a far far safer and freer nation than any of the surrounding states with the possible exception of Egypt. Palestine is run by Hamas who are willing to sacrifice the people they support to get rid of Israel, whereas Israel generally try to protect themselves, sometimes going overboard in doing so, sometimes not.
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This is identical to my views on the situation.
 
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