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Reply #105 - Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:01pm
 
issuevoter wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 4:21pm:
Yeah, I figured as much. Even with your Phd, you cannot think of one Islamic contribution to Freedom and Democracy. Maybe you can go back to Uni and waste some more money.


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Reply #106 - Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:26pm
 
Karnal wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 5:33pm:
freediver wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 4:58pm:
Karnal wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 2:53pm:
Great example, FD. The Indonesian elections show how the knuckleheads are able to consolidate their power by appealing to minority interest groups on the one hand, and ignorant populist causes on the other. In effect, it amounts to a coup. The other example? Donald J Trump, a politician you refuse to comment on.

What interests me is how willing people are to give away hard-faught rights and liberties in return for a bit of political theatre. Look at the recent referendum in Turkey for an even better example.

You know all-too well how this process works. After all, when you became the 2007 FD, you gave up reason, credibility and restraint. In return, you got a popular narrative who's primary use is to lever the knuckleheads into power.

Those like Herbie, Sprint and the old boy understand this. They've always been against everything Western civilisation stands for. They want to impose a form of race-based tribalism. So nice of them to seek to impose this on our country rather than their own, but that's multiculturalism for you, I guess.

You, however, have walked blindly into this trap, and every attempt to justify your stance makes it tighter.

The power-hungry Indonesian mullahs, the Trumps, the Erdogans and all those who want the return of the tribal over the democratic: these are the greatest threats to our freedom.

From what I've seen since 2007, you've been more than willing to support them.


So an even greater threat to freedom and democracy than Muslims, is Muslims plus every other bogie man you can think of?

If you keep at it you will end up with Gandalfs "people who are undermining freedom and democracy".


I'm not sure what this means, FD. The greatest threat to freedom and democracy is ignorance.

Take Australia. No problems with the Muselman, no terrorism, no civil wars, separatist movements or even Muslim political parties. Despite all your manufactured child marriage and female circumcision epidemics, we have no problems at all.




Yet the 'vast majority' of SuperMax prisoners are... er... Muslim.
http://www.news.com.au/news/inside-australias-supermosque-prison-where-guards-fe...
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Reply #107 - Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:28pm
 
Brian Ross wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:01pm:
issuevoter wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 4:21pm:
Yeah, I figured as much. Even with your Phd, you cannot think of one Islamic contribution to Freedom and Democracy. Maybe you can go back to Uni and waste some more money.


http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-KPmXCf84Ozo/UWGrVhH6nyI/AAAAAAAAAd4/0Xoj4kE1eKg/s72-c/...

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That's enough yawning, Brian, you may now f Vck off, silly ponce.

Go on, sod off.






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Re: Islam greatest threat to freedom and democracy
Reply #108 - Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:30pm
 
freediver wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 5:59pm:
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The greatest threat to freedom and democracy is ignorance.


Do you intend to include Islam in this?

Quote:
You have, at various times over the past decade, called for things like restrictions on Muslim prayer, Muslim literature, Muslim clothing, Muslim charities


Can you quote me?

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In light of all this, FD, I'd hardly say the threat to our way of life is the Muselman.


Who said I was limiting it to the immediate local threat Karnal?

Do you think Australians are completely free to publish Muhammad cartoons, write books mocking Muhammad, make movies mocking Muhammad etc?


Please help me to understand, FD. You relentlessly rail against the Muselman and seek to take away many of the freedoms Western society is founded on - because you're not allowed to publish a Muhammed cartoon?

Strange. Did you know you have one on this site's home page?
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Reply #109 - Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:33pm
 
Frank wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:26pm:
Karnal wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 5:33pm:
freediver wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 4:58pm:
Karnal wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 2:53pm:
Great example, FD. The Indonesian elections show how the knuckleheads are able to consolidate their power by appealing to minority interest groups on the one hand, and ignorant populist causes on the other. In effect, it amounts to a coup. The other example? Donald J Trump, a politician you refuse to comment on.

What interests me is how willing people are to give away hard-faught rights and liberties in return for a bit of political theatre. Look at the recent referendum in Turkey for an even better example.

You know all-too well how this process works. After all, when you became the 2007 FD, you gave up reason, credibility and restraint. In return, you got a popular narrative who's primary use is to lever the knuckleheads into power.

Those like Herbie, Sprint and the old boy understand this. They've always been against everything Western civilisation stands for. They want to impose a form of race-based tribalism. So nice of them to seek to impose this on our country rather than their own, but that's multiculturalism for you, I guess.

You, however, have walked blindly into this trap, and every attempt to justify your stance makes it tighter.

The power-hungry Indonesian mullahs, the Trumps, the Erdogans and all those who want the return of the tribal over the democratic: these are the greatest threats to our freedom.

From what I've seen since 2007, you've been more than willing to support them.


So an even greater threat to freedom and democracy than Muslims, is Muslims plus every other bogie man you can think of?

If you keep at it you will end up with Gandalfs "people who are undermining freedom and democracy".


I'm not sure what this means, FD. The greatest threat to freedom and democracy is ignorance.

Take Australia. No problems with the Muselman, no terrorism, no civil wars, separatist movements or even Muslim political parties. Despite all your manufactured child marriage and female circumcision epidemics, we have no problems at all.




Yet the 'vast majority' of SuperMax prisoners are... er... Muslim.
http://www.news.com.au/news/inside-australias-supermosque-prison-where-guards-fe...


Why did you put "vast majority" in quotation marks, Frank?

I'm curious.
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Reply #110 - Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:33pm
 
Frank wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:26pm:
Karnal wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 5:33pm:
freediver wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 4:58pm:
Karnal wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 2:53pm:
Great example, FD. The Indonesian elections show how the knuckleheads are able to consolidate their power by appealing to minority interest groups on the one hand, and ignorant populist causes on the other. In effect, it amounts to a coup. The other example? Donald J Trump, a politician you refuse to comment on.

What interests me is how willing people are to give away hard-faught rights and liberties in return for a bit of political theatre. Look at the recent referendum in Turkey for an even better example.

You know all-too well how this process works. After all, when you became the 2007 FD, you gave up reason, credibility and restraint. In return, you got a popular narrative who's primary use is to lever the knuckleheads into power.

Those like Herbie, Sprint and the old boy understand this. They've always been against everything Western civilisation stands for. They want to impose a form of race-based tribalism. So nice of them to seek to impose this on our country rather than their own, but that's multiculturalism for you, I guess.

You, however, have walked blindly into this trap, and every attempt to justify your stance makes it tighter.

The power-hungry Indonesian mullahs, the Trumps, the Erdogans and all those who want the return of the tribal over the democratic: these are the greatest threats to our freedom.

From what I've seen since 2007, you've been more than willing to support them.


So an even greater threat to freedom and democracy than Muslims, is Muslims plus every other bogie man you can think of?

If you keep at it you will end up with Gandalfs "people who are undermining freedom and democracy".


I'm not sure what this means, FD. The greatest threat to freedom and democracy is ignorance.

Take Australia. No problems with the Muselman, no terrorism, no civil wars, separatist movements or even Muslim political parties. Despite all your manufactured child marriage and female circumcision epidemics, we have no problems at all.




Yet the 'vast majority' of SuperMax prisoners are... er... Muslim.
http://www.news.com.au/news/inside-australias-supermosque-prison-where-guards-fe...


What was it.  30 or so in the entire State of NSW?
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Reply #111 - Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:43pm
 
Karnal wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:30pm:
freediver wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 5:59pm:
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The greatest threat to freedom and democracy is ignorance.


Do you intend to include Islam in this?

Quote:
You have, at various times over the past decade, called for things like restrictions on Muslim prayer, Muslim literature, Muslim clothing, Muslim charities


Can you quote me?

Quote:
In light of all this, FD, I'd hardly say the threat to our way of life is the Muselman.


Who said I was limiting it to the immediate local threat Karnal?

Do you think Australians are completely free to publish Muhammad cartoons, write books mocking Muhammad, make movies mocking Muhammad etc?


Please help me to understand, FD. You relentlessly rail against the Muselman and seek to take away many of the freedoms Western society is founded on - because you're not allowed to publish a Muhammed cartoon?

Strange. Did you know you have one on this site's home page?


Which freedoms?
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Reply #112 - Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:51pm
 
freediver wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:43pm:
Karnal wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:30pm:
freediver wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 5:59pm:
Quote:
The greatest threat to freedom and democracy is ignorance.


Do you intend to include Islam in this?

Quote:
You have, at various times over the past decade, called for things like restrictions on Muslim prayer, Muslim literature, Muslim clothing, Muslim charities


Can you quote me?

Quote:
In light of all this, FD, I'd hardly say the threat to our way of life is the Muselman.


Who said I was limiting it to the immediate local threat Karnal?

Do you think Australians are completely free to publish Muhammad cartoons, write books mocking Muhammad, make movies mocking Muhammad etc?


Please help me to understand, FD. You relentlessly rail against the Muselman and seek to take away many of the freedoms Western society is founded on - because you're not allowed to publish a Muhammed cartoon?

Strange. Did you know you have one on this site's home page?


Which freedoms?



To wage jihad against the infidel, of course.

Jihad is a spiritual exercise, as everyone knows. So locking up jihadists is taking away their freedom of conscience.

Naughty, naughty FD.


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Reply #113 - Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:56pm
 
Aussie wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:33pm:
Frank wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:26pm:
Karnal wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 5:33pm:
freediver wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 4:58pm:
Karnal wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 2:53pm:
Great example, FD. The Indonesian elections show how the knuckleheads are able to consolidate their power by appealing to minority interest groups on the one hand, and ignorant populist causes on the other. In effect, it amounts to a coup. The other example? Donald J Trump, a politician you refuse to comment on.

What interests me is how willing people are to give away hard-faught rights and liberties in return for a bit of political theatre. Look at the recent referendum in Turkey for an even better example.

You know all-too well how this process works. After all, when you became the 2007 FD, you gave up reason, credibility and restraint. In return, you got a popular narrative who's primary use is to lever the knuckleheads into power.

Those like Herbie, Sprint and the old boy understand this. They've always been against everything Western civilisation stands for. They want to impose a form of race-based tribalism. So nice of them to seek to impose this on our country rather than their own, but that's multiculturalism for you, I guess.

You, however, have walked blindly into this trap, and every attempt to justify your stance makes it tighter.

The power-hungry Indonesian mullahs, the Trumps, the Erdogans and all those who want the return of the tribal over the democratic: these are the greatest threats to our freedom.

From what I've seen since 2007, you've been more than willing to support them.


So an even greater threat to freedom and democracy than Muslims, is Muslims plus every other bogie man you can think of?

If you keep at it you will end up with Gandalfs "people who are undermining freedom and democracy".


I'm not sure what this means, FD. The greatest threat to freedom and democracy is ignorance.

Take Australia. No problems with the Muselman, no terrorism, no civil wars, separatist movements or even Muslim political parties. Despite all your manufactured child marriage and female circumcision epidemics, we have no problems at all.




Yet the 'vast majority' of SuperMax prisoners are... er... Muslim.
http://www.news.com.au/news/inside-australias-supermosque-prison-where-guards-fe...


What was it.  30 or so in the entire State of NSW?


No, Aussie, the old boy specifically said a "vast majority". We'll let him show us the numbers.

After all, his claim is an attempt to outline the threat to Australian freedom and democracy. You know, we need to ban Muslims and all their backward tinted counterparts because they make up the "vast majority" of our prison system, and by extention, the "vast majority" of Australian crime.

Because of this, we need to overturn the constitution, freedom of religion, immigration policy, multiculturalism, and while we're at it, get rid of the tinted races as well.

This is the argument Effendi's supporting, but I'm curious.

What would Effendi say if it could be shown that the Muselman isn't the "vast majority" at all? What would he say if the old boy was just telling fibs in the attempt to have people's rights and freedoms taken away?

Do you think Effendi would finally wake up to the fact that his platform is based on fibs, exaggeration and gross distortions? Do you think he would say; well, it looks like I've got it wrong here. The real threat to freedom and democracy is those who come to our country and make stuff up to get us to hate the tinted races. It's about time I gave up supporting porkies and went back to discussing carbon taxes and sustainable fishing policies ?

What do you think?
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Reply #114 - Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:57pm
 
Aussie wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:33pm:
Frank wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:26pm:
Karnal wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 5:33pm:
freediver wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 4:58pm:
Karnal wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 2:53pm:
Great example, FD. The Indonesian elections show how the knuckleheads are able to consolidate their power by appealing to minority interest groups on the one hand, and ignorant populist causes on the other. In effect, it amounts to a coup. The other example? Donald J Trump, a politician you refuse to comment on.

What interests me is how willing people are to give away hard-faught rights and liberties in return for a bit of political theatre. Look at the recent referendum in Turkey for an even better example.

You know all-too well how this process works. After all, when you became the 2007 FD, you gave up reason, credibility and restraint. In return, you got a popular narrative who's primary use is to lever the knuckleheads into power.

Those like Herbie, Sprint and the old boy understand this. They've always been against everything Western civilisation stands for. They want to impose a form of race-based tribalism. So nice of them to seek to impose this on our country rather than their own, but that's multiculturalism for you, I guess.

You, however, have walked blindly into this trap, and every attempt to justify your stance makes it tighter.

The power-hungry Indonesian mullahs, the Trumps, the Erdogans and all those who want the return of the tribal over the democratic: these are the greatest threats to our freedom.

From what I've seen since 2007, you've been more than willing to support them.


So an even greater threat to freedom and democracy than Muslims, is Muslims plus every other bogie man you can think of?

If you keep at it you will end up with Gandalfs "people who are undermining freedom and democracy".


I'm not sure what this means, FD. The greatest threat to freedom and democracy is ignorance.

Take Australia. No problems with the Muselman, no terrorism, no civil wars, separatist movements or even Muslim political parties. Despite all your manufactured child marriage and female circumcision epidemics, we have no problems at all.




Yet the 'vast majority' of SuperMax prisoners are... er... Muslim.
http://www.news.com.au/news/inside-australias-supermosque-prison-where-guards-fe...


What was it.  30 or so in the entire State of NSW?



Yes, 63 % of Supermax prisoners are Muslims.  We do not have 63% Muslims in the wider pops, only 2%.  There should be 2% Muslims in Supermax, not 63%.


You DO understand the difference, don't you?



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Reply #115 - Apr 19th, 2017 at 7:35pm
 
Do you understand that every convicted Muslim radical is sent to Goulburn Max from all over NSW?
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Reply #116 - Apr 19th, 2017 at 7:59pm
 
Aussie wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 7:35pm:
Do you understand that every convicted Muslim radical is sent to Goulburn Max from all over NSW?

Bollocks, Arsie.

You are just too thick. Read it again, sound it out, move your lips if you must (ie. you must, you thick bastard)



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Reply #117 - Apr 19th, 2017 at 8:01pm
 
Karnal wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:33pm:
Frank wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:26pm:
Karnal wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 5:33pm:
freediver wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 4:58pm:
Karnal wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 2:53pm:
Great example, FD. The Indonesian elections show how the knuckleheads are able to consolidate their power by appealing to minority interest groups on the one hand, and ignorant populist causes on the other. In effect, it amounts to a coup. The other example? Donald J Trump, a politician you refuse to comment on.

What interests me is how willing people are to give away hard-faught rights and liberties in return for a bit of political theatre. Look at the recent referendum in Turkey for an even better example.

You know all-too well how this process works. After all, when you became the 2007 FD, you gave up reason, credibility and restraint. In return, you got a popular narrative who's primary use is to lever the knuckleheads into power.

Those like Herbie, Sprint and the old boy understand this. They've always been against everything Western civilisation stands for. They want to impose a form of race-based tribalism. So nice of them to seek to impose this on our country rather than their own, but that's multiculturalism for you, I guess.

You, however, have walked blindly into this trap, and every attempt to justify your stance makes it tighter.

The power-hungry Indonesian mullahs, the Trumps, the Erdogans and all those who want the return of the tribal over the democratic: these are the greatest threats to our freedom.

From what I've seen since 2007, you've been more than willing to support them.


So an even greater threat to freedom and democracy than Muslims, is Muslims plus every other bogie man you can think of?

If you keep at it you will end up with Gandalfs "people who are undermining freedom and democracy".


I'm not sure what this means, FD. The greatest threat to freedom and democracy is ignorance.

Take Australia. No problems with the Muselman, no terrorism, no civil wars, separatist movements or even Muslim political parties. Despite all your manufactured child marriage and female circumcision epidemics, we have no problems at all.




Yet the 'vast majority' of SuperMax prisoners are... er... Muslim.
http://www.news.com.au/news/inside-australias-supermosque-prison-where-guards-fe...


Why did you put "vast majority" in quotation marks, Frank?

I'm curious.

Because it's a fiction.

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Reply #118 - Apr 19th, 2017 at 9:04pm
 
Frank wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:57pm:
Aussie wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:33pm:
Frank wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 6:26pm:
Karnal wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 5:33pm:
freediver wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 4:58pm:
Karnal wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 2:53pm:
Great example, FD. The Indonesian elections show how the knuckleheads are able to consolidate their power by appealing to minority interest groups on the one hand, and ignorant populist causes on the other. In effect, it amounts to a coup. The other example? Donald J Trump, a politician you refuse to comment on.

What interests me is how willing people are to give away hard-faught rights and liberties in return for a bit of political theatre. Look at the recent referendum in Turkey for an even better example.

You know all-too well how this process works. After all, when you became the 2007 FD, you gave up reason, credibility and restraint. In return, you got a popular narrative who's primary use is to lever the knuckleheads into power.

Those like Herbie, Sprint and the old boy understand this. They've always been against everything Western civilisation stands for. They want to impose a form of race-based tribalism. So nice of them to seek to impose this on our country rather than their own, but that's multiculturalism for you, I guess.

You, however, have walked blindly into this trap, and every attempt to justify your stance makes it tighter.

The power-hungry Indonesian mullahs, the Trumps, the Erdogans and all those who want the return of the tribal over the democratic: these are the greatest threats to our freedom.

From what I've seen since 2007, you've been more than willing to support them.


So an even greater threat to freedom and democracy than Muslims, is Muslims plus every other bogie man you can think of?

If you keep at it you will end up with Gandalfs "people who are undermining freedom and democracy".


I'm not sure what this means, FD. The greatest threat to freedom and democracy is ignorance.

Take Australia. No problems with the Muselman, no terrorism, no civil wars, separatist movements or even Muslim political parties. Despite all your manufactured child marriage and female circumcision epidemics, we have no problems at all.




Yet the 'vast majority' of SuperMax prisoners are... er... Muslim.
http://www.news.com.au/news/inside-australias-supermosque-prison-where-guards-fe...


What was it.  30 or so in the entire State of NSW?



Yes, 63 % of Supermax prisoners are Muslims. 



So 30 prisoners is 63% of Supermax's population.

Uncanny. That gives the most expensive prison in Australia a total of 50 prisoners.

That's 2 classrooms. Imagine the money we could save if we improved our education system.

But I'm curious. Where did you get your figure from, dear boy?

And more importantly, how does it justify exiling 3% of the population and banning a quarter of the world from entering Australia?

Like the Muselman, Aborigines comprise 3% of the Australian population. Unfortunately, they make up 28% of all prisoners. Are you saying we should ban the Boong as well?

Oh, I see. That's exactly what you're saying.

No wonder FD's stopped taking questions.
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Reply #119 - Apr 19th, 2017 at 9:22pm
 
Aussie wrote on Apr 19th, 2017 at 7:35pm:
Do you understand that every convicted Muslim radical is sent to Goulburn Max from all over NSW?


Old boy favourite, Zaky Mallah, was in Supermax for 2 years - on remand. He was found not guilty of terrrorism offences.

He later became News Limited's poster boy for reformed Muslim radicals, before becoming it's enemy number one for offering to have a gangbang with Miranda Divine and daring to ask a Liberal MP a question on Q&A.

The Tele didn't take too kindly to Mallah's suggestion that throwing young and dumb Muslim teenagers into Supermax with violent extremists only radicalises them further. Strangely, the Australian bought it, questioning the need to put all Muslim radicals, regardless of their alleged crimes, in the same fortress.

What a load of apologist nonsense. I mean, here's a national broadsheet seriously discussing the possibility of reforming and rehabilitating them, can you believe it?

What's wrong with sending them back to where they came from?
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