French teacher beheaded

[Tight minge]

Clearly I'm getting trolled - the blasphemy, jokes, etc. What's ironic is that this thread was initially about a man being killed for insulting 'the prophet' Mohammed, and yet I got red-dotted for stating the facts:

Muhammad and slavery

The Prophet Muhammad did not try to abolish slavery, and bought, sold, captured, and owned slaves himself. But he insisted that slave owners treat their slaves well and stressed the virtue of freeing slaves.

Source: https://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/islam/history/slavery_1.shtml#h3

Mohammed's child bride:

Critics allege that Aisha was just six years old when she was betrothed to Muhammad, himself in his 50s, and only nine when the marriage was consummated. They base this on a saying attributed to Aisha herself (Sahih Bukhari volume 5, book 58, number 234), and the debate on this issue is further complicated by the fact that some Muslims believe this to be a historically accurate account. Although most Muslims would not consider marrying off their nine-year-old daughters, those who accept this saying argue that since the Qur'an states that marriage is void unless entered into by consenting adults, Aisha must have entered puberty early.

Source: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/belief/2012/sep/17/muhammad-aisha-truth#:~:text=Critics allege that Aisha was,when the marriage was consummated.

He also had four wives and engaged in literal warfare:

...wherever contradictions are found, the later-dated text abrogates the earlier one. To elucidate further the original intention of Mohammed, they referred to traditions (hadith) recording what he himself had said and done. Sadly for the rest of the world, both these methods led Islam away from peace and towards war. For the peaceable verses of the Koran are almost all earlier, dating from Mohammed’s time in Mecca, while those which advocate war and violence are almost all later, dating from after his flight to Medina. Though jihad has a variety of meanings, including a spiritual struggle against sin, Mohammed’s own example shows clearly that he frequently interpreted jihad as literal warfare and himself ordered massacre, assassination and torture. From these sources the Islamic scholars developed a detailed theology dividing the world into two parts, Dar al-Harb and Dar al-Islam, with Muslims required to change Dar al-Harb into Dar al-Islam either through warfare or da’wa (mission).

source: https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/the-myth-of-moderate-islam

 

Even in Glasgow (technically Paisley) the airport was attacked, and an Ahmadi shopkeeper was murdered. But for some reason (shitebaggery?) Christianity is targeted, but Islam is left alone. So troll away! Over and out.

 

 

 

 

 

When trolling goes wrong. AKA trying to stir up some needless bigotry.

 

 

 

 

[Donathan]

Sounds like another two have lost their heads in Nice

[ICTChris]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-54729957

Three dead, at least one beheaded.  The attacker has been arrested.

[Michael W]

Man angry at a fucking cartoon he didn't even see murders three people. 

Disgusting. How do you even try and rationalise with people like this? 

Edited October 29, 2020 by Michael W

[D.A.F.C]

New sinpsons episodes aren't that bad ffs.

[Dee Man]

Islamic terrorists - a great bunch of lads. 

[Hedgecutter]

On 21/10/2020 at 12:36, coprolite said:

No no no no no. 

That was bruce wayne

So Bruce Wayne is Jesus.  You know it makes sense.

[ICTChris]

French police have shot dead an attacker in a seperate incident.

[Michael W]

The fanatics are getting them in before lockdown, then? 

f**k sake. 

Aided and abetted as well by Erdogen and several others calling for a boycott of French products because Macron defended the right of someone to make these cartoons. 

I don't know how long the attitude that certain religious symbols are sacred and beyond any form of criticism will take to die out if indeed it ever does, but the sooner the better. This is the price of living in civilised society - your religion can and will be criticised. 

Edited October 29, 2020 by Michael W

[Newbornbairn]

31 minutes ago, Michael W said:

This is the price of living in civilised society - your religion can and will be criticised. 

Are you saying Scotland is uncivilised? https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/hate-crime-bill-hate-talk-in-homes-must-be-prosecuted-6bcthrjdc

Quote

Conversations over the dinner table that incite hatred must be prosecuted under Scotland’s hate crime law, the justice secretary has said.

Journalists and theatre directors should also face the courts if their work is deemed to deliberately stoke up prejudice, Humza Yousaf said.

 

[Detournement]

The Humza quotes are insane. The SNP love an authoritarian policy. 

The French putting out angry statements which include Voltaire worthy defence of free expression but also verge of tears demands that Muslims need to be forbidden from boycotting them are a great laugh. 

 

[Detournement]

41 minutes ago, Michael W said:

The fanatics are getting them in before lockdown, then? 

f**k sake. 

Aided and abetted as well by Erdogen and several others calling for a boycott of French products because Macron defended the right of someone to make these cartoons. 

 

Surely a boycott is as much a free speech issue as a cartoon?

[Michael W]

9 minutes ago, Detournement said:

Surely a boycott is as much a free speech issue as a cartoon?

It's the undercurrent of hatred against France that comes with it, more than anything else. 

If they want to boycott French goods because the Macron isn't angry at someone for making cartoons then by all means go for it. Accusing Macron of being mentally ill etc. In addition to it is just perverse 

[Newbornbairn]

There's also the fact that France is backing Greece over Turkey in a claim about territorial waters. The French navy is over there just now and Erdogan's pissed about that. 

 

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-greece-turkey-france/amid-tensions-with-turkey-greece-in-joint-manoeuvres-with-france-idUKKCN25914B

[Granny Danger]

My solution is kill all the religious people.

[Inanimate Carbon Rod]

2 hours ago, Michael W said:

It's the undercurrent of hatred against France that comes with it, more than anything else. 

If they want to boycott French goods because the Macron isn't angry at someone for making cartoons then by all means go for it. Accusing Macron of being mentally ill etc. In addition to it is just perverse 

Erdogan is a fucking maniac who is quite heavily in bed with radical groups in the middle east, its typical of him. Just a shame he didnt get emptied in the coup a few years back. 

[coprolite]

5 hours ago, Michael W said:

The fanatics are getting them in before lockdown, then? 

f**k sake. 

Aided and abetted as well by Erdogen and several others calling for a boycott of French products because Macron defended the right of someone to make these cartoons. 

I don't know how long the attitude that certain religious symbols are sacred and beyond any form of criticism will take to die out if indeed it ever does, but the sooner the better. This is the price of living in civilised society - your religion can and will be criticised. 

That's in no way aiding and abetting. 

"Don't buy brie or Renault" can't possibly be interpreted as "kill all infidels", however fucking stupid the reason may be. 

[coprolite]

1 hour ago, Granny Danger said:

My solution is kill all the religious people.

This is unacceptable. 

They should be put in a massive thunderdome and the last man standing gets to claim that their god is the best. Before being shot. 

[Granny Danger]

1 minute ago, coprolite said:

This is unacceptable. 

They should be put in a massive thunderdome and the last man standing gets to claim that their god is the best. Before being shot. 

Sexist.

 

 

 

 

Otherwise, fair enough.

[Ralstonite]

5 hours ago, Michael W said:

The fanatics are getting them in before lockdown, then? 

f**k sake. 

Aided and abetted as well by Erdogen and several others calling for a boycott of French products because Macron defended the right of someone to make these cartoons. 

I don't know how long the attitude that certain religious symbols are sacred and beyond any form of criticism will take to die out if indeed it ever does, but the sooner the better. This is the price of living in civilised society - your religion can and will be criticised. 

No, just mine apparently.