mantra wrote on Jan 13
th, 2009 at 6:30pm:
[quote]Interesting - Calanen. Maybe there is some truth in it. Perhaps the same way that little boys march in the Anzac Parade proudly wearing their grandfather's medals. Their grandfathers fought (apparently) for their country, many sacrificing their lives - maybe that's what the fathers of these little boys did.
Don't you think it's a little bit different - teaching boys to be proud of their grandfather defending Australia from Japan, than teaching them to be proud of blowing yourself up in a cafe? If you can't see that there is a difference, then there really is not a lot of hope.
I think that most people could see the difference, and would be horrifed to see children indoctrinated into the cult of suicide bombing.
I wont go all jingoistic on you - but comparing ANZACs to suicide bombers really is beyond the pale.
You're the sort of person I'd love to debate on TV mantra. I'd verbally fillet you.
Quote:Just remember - suicide bombing only commenced in the 80's - why do you think that is?
Explosives are better now? You couldnt really drive a huge wagon full of gunpowder into the enemy camp.
Quote:I don't give a stuff anyway - it's the humanitarian factor that is my concern and the ignorance of many of the posters on this forum.
What you term ignorance is disagreeing with your point of view. People might disagree with my point of view, but I mostly dont fit the definition of ignorance. Everyone gets things wrongs from time to time. I learn something new every day. But I also try to learn something new every day.
I also know that Islam has conned the West. The saying goes that the best trick the devil ever pulled was by convincing us that he didnt exist. In this case, Islam has convinced most people that it is just weird misunderstander Islam that is a threat, when it is my belief that all Islam is a threat, and it is just some people within it, very few, who are not.