BREAKING: Police: At least 26 dead in violence around Paris, hostage-taking in theate
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MoneyLineDawgSBR Posting Legend
- 01-01-09
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#456Comment -
brooks85SBR Aristocracy
- 01-05-09
- 44709
#458If the current attack taking place in France is coordinated by Muslims, it is truly sad.
And the saddest fact of all? That neither side seems to understand what they are doing will only increase the desperation and violence of the other side. No one learns from history. We are locked in a vicious cycle, from which unfortunately no easy way out is evident.
-Yasir Quadi
lol "IF" penetrating moron. You are truly scum.
They sure don't or they would understand how broken your copycat religion is.Comment -
FlipsideRMSBR Posting Legend
- 09-28-11
- 10518
#460France has no military, how the fuk are they gonna act ruthless towards Isis lmaoComment -
JoeyBagelsSBR Wise Guy
- 03-10-13
- 784
#461
For the last 100 years the middle east has been a bastion of wars and political upheaval. Take an average family in Syria for instance:
1) If they protest against Assad's regime they or one of their family may be put in jail, tortured or murdered.
2) If they protest against a terrorist group they may have the same done to them.
3) If they protest is some way they may lose their jobs, social contact or business interests because others can't be seen with them.
4) Corruption, infrastructure and economies aren't great. There is high unemployment and they have to deal with various groups just to get essentials like health care, transportation and food. If you're seen as a trouble maker it may become impossible to take care of your family.
5) Because things have been so unstable people have turned to Religion for comfort and it has risen to power. People who are religious have been known to be more influenced by these radical groups so the families have to guard against this all the while maintaining a front enough that they aren't targeted as heathens themselves.
Various outside organizations have peddled money into extremist groups for their own ends too. Imagine yourself in a alternate version of the USA. There is 20% unemployment (40% youth unemployment) and then one day suddenly there was available $5 billion per year coming from overseas and it was used to support groups like the black panthers, westbro baptist church, kkk etc. The overseas benefactors provided military training, military grade armaments/vehicles and provided stable salaries for hoards of unemployed youth if they were in these groups. Do you think you would see more domestic terrorism within the USA?Comment -
TheSideBetSBR MVP
- 08-05-15
- 2301
#462These guys, are Al Queda in Syria who are apparently against ISIS but they hate America and Israel as well!? So much for innocent children when we see them on CNN saying they should be allowed to come to the United States and sent to school with our kids. I'm at a loss for words after seeing it.
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shaunoverySBR Posting Legend
- 11-15-07
- 18143
#463Maybe the people of Syria should just fight against themselves and concentrate on making there own country better , than worrying about other countriesComment -
KermitBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 09-27-10
- 32555
#465Are there any women refugees? The picture posted earlier today from New Orleans is only showing young men.Comment -
The KrakenBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 12-25-11
- 28918
#469Let's provide a little context to help us emphasize with their situation. Take an average family in North America. For the last 100 or so years there has been no domestic warfare, relatively stable economies, relatively stable political structures, building of infrastructure, social institutions, hospitals etc.
For the last 100 years the middle east has been a bastion of wars and political upheaval. Take an average family in Syria for instance:
1) If they protest against Assad's regime they or one of their family may be put in jail, tortured or murdered.
2) If they protest against a terrorist group they may have the same done to them.
3) If they protest is some way they may lose their jobs, social contact or business interests because others can't be seen with them.
4) Corruption, infrastructure and economies aren't great. There is high unemployment and they have to deal with various groups just to get essentials like health care, transportation and food. If you're seen as a trouble maker it may become impossible to take care of your family.
5) Because things have been so unstable people have turned to Religion for comfort and it has risen to power. People who are religious have been known to be more influenced by these radical groups so the families have to guard against this all the while maintaining a front enough that they aren't targeted as heathens themselves.
Various outside organizations have peddled money into extremist groups for their own ends too. Imagine yourself in a alternate version of the USA. There is 20% unemployment (40% youth unemployment) and then one day suddenly there was available $5 billion per year coming from overseas and it was used to support groups like the black panthers, westbro baptist church, kkk etc. The overseas benefactors provided military training, military grade armaments/vehicles and provided stable salaries for hoards of unemployed youth if they were in these groups. Do you think you would see more domestic terrorism within the USA?Comment -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
- 07-20-05
- 388179
#470In USA gangs only flourish in weak environments with little police presence ..it could be applied in a smaller way to Terror Countries in Mid EastComment -
frostno98SBR Hall of Famer
- 09-11-07
- 9769
#471Terrible analogy. Gangs are all about fighting each other, money and biatches. And occasionally innocent people get hit in a shootout. What these jihadist are doing is pure premeditation 1st degree murder. It's much harder to go undetected in the States. Since France is part of the EU Schengen zone, radical Muslims can come from places like Belgium, Germany, or Greece without requiring to show their passport.Comment -
pavyracerSBR Aristocracy
- 04-12-07
- 82721
#472Terrible analogy. Gangs are all about fighting each other, money and biatches. And occasionally innocent people get hit in a shootout. What these jihadist are doing is pure premeditation 1st degree murder. It's much harder to go undetected in the States. Since France is part of the EU Schengen zone, radical Muslims can come from places like Belgium, Germany, or Greece without requiring to show their passport.Comment -
MoneyLineDawgSBR Posting Legend
- 01-01-09
- 13253
#475Let's provide a little context to help us emphasize with their situation. Take an average family in North America. For the last 100 or so years there has been no domestic warfare, relatively stable economies, relatively stable political structures, building of infrastructure, social institutions, hospitals etc.
For the last 100 years the middle east has been a bastion of wars and political upheaval. Take an average family in Syria for instance:
1) If they protest against Assad's regime they or one of their family may be put in jail, tortured or murdered.
2) If they protest against a terrorist group they may have the same done to them.
3) If they protest is some way they may lose their jobs, social contact or business interests because others can't be seen with them.
4) Corruption, infrastructure and economies aren't great. There is high unemployment and they have to deal with various groups just to get essentials like health care, transportation and food. If you're seen as a trouble maker it may become impossible to take care of your family.
5) Because things have been so unstable people have turned to Religion for comfort and it has risen to power. People who are religious have been known to be more influenced by these radical groups so the families have to guard against this all the while maintaining a front enough that they aren't targeted as heathens themselves.
Various outside organizations have peddled money into extremist groups for their own ends too. Imagine yourself in a alternate version of the USA. There is 20% unemployment (40% youth unemployment) and then one day suddenly there was available $5 billion per year coming from overseas and it was used to support groups like the black panthers, westbro baptist church, kkk etc. The overseas benefactors provided military training, military grade armaments/vehicles and provided stable salaries for hoards of unemployed youth if they were in these groups. Do you think you would see more domestic terrorism within the USA?
This makes sense but perception is reality and most people are going to have an "us or them" mentality.....
People aren't interested in why terrorists are easily grown they just want an end to the problem by any means neccasary
Sucks for th innocent Muslims but that's the truth of the situationComment -
pacoSBR Aristocracy
- 05-07-09
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jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
- 07-20-05
- 388179
#479Greeks are very tough
I would not fuk with themComment -
pavyracerSBR Aristocracy
- 04-12-07
- 82721
#480Greece said fukk you to Muslims 200 years ago. They killed and kicked them out of country and they kept them out since. It's a battle of survival. If you want to maintain your history, culture and values you can't integrate hostile religions like Muslims. Look at France and England. They allowed Muslims to move in and now they pay the price. Greece chose to fight them and keep them out of country to save it's culture and identity. They may be poor and bankrupt but they are FREE of Muslims.Last edited by pavyracer; 11-14-15, 03:28 PM.Comment -
pacoSBR Aristocracy
- 05-07-09
- 62873
#481Greece said fukk you to Muslims 200 years ago. The killed and kicked them out of country and they kept them out since. It's a battle of survival. If you want to maintain your history, culture and values you can't integrate hostile religions like Muslims. Look at France and England. They allowed Muslims to move in and now they pay the price. Greece chose to fight them and keep then out of country to save it's culture and identity. They may be poor and bankrupt but they are FREE of Muslims.Comment -
capitalist pigSBR MVP
- 01-25-07
- 4997
#482I realize we are still a year away but last night attacks pretty much put the fork in Clinton and Sanders, neither one have or had a strong stance towards Islamic terrorism, Hell they wont even call it what it is. Dont know who it helps as far as the republicans but it probably helps Trump, Cruz and Bush in that order. It will be interesting to see the next poll numbers.
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MoeSedwaySBR Sharp
- 06-29-15
- 437
#483
Taqiya, taqiya.
Hundreds of millions of Muslims think that gays or those who leave Islam should be killed. So peaceful.Comment -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
- 07-20-05
- 388179
#484I realize we are still a year away but last night attacks pretty much put the fork in Clinton and Sanders, neither one have or had a strong stance towards Islamic terrorism, Hell they wont even call it what it is. Dont know who it helps as far as the republicans but it probably helps Trump, Cruz and Bush in that order. It will be interesting to see the next poll numbers.
later
Hillary a tremendous favorite regardless..no Pres is doing anything as they are scaredComment -
RudeboySBR Hall of Famer
- 07-15-14
- 5725
#486Greece said fukk you to Muslims 200 years ago. The killed and kicked them out of country and they kept them out since. It's a battle of survival. If you want to maintain your history, culture and values you can't integrate hostile religions like Muslims. Look at France and England. They allowed Muslims to move in and now they pay the price. Greece chose to fight them and keep then out of country to save it's culture and identity. They may be poor and bankrupt but they are FREE of Muslims.
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Mase of BaseSBR MVP
- 07-24-12
- 3622
#487Let's provide a little context to help us emphasize with their situation. Take an average family in North America. For the last 100 or so years there has been no domestic warfare, relatively stable economies, relatively stable political structures, building of infrastructure, social institutions, hospitals etc.
For the last 100 years the middle east has been a bastion of wars and political upheaval. Take an average family in Syria for instance:
1) If they protest against Assad's regime they or one of their family may be put in jail, tortured or murdered.
2) If they protest against a terrorist group they may have the same done to them.
3) If they protest is some way they may lose their jobs, social contact or business interests because others can't be seen with them.
4) Corruption, infrastructure and economies aren't great. There is high unemployment and they have to deal with various groups just to get essentials like health care, transportation and food. If you're seen as a trouble maker it may become impossible to take care of your family.
5) Because things have been so unstable people have turned to Religion for comfort and it has risen to power. People who are religious have been known to be more influenced by these radical groups so the families have to guard against this all the while maintaining a front enough that they aren't targeted as heathens themselves.
Various outside organizations have peddled money into extremist groups for their own ends too. Imagine yourself in a alternate version of the USA. There is 20% unemployment (40% youth unemployment) and then one day suddenly there was available $5 billion per year coming from overseas and it was used to support groups like the black panthers, westbro baptist church, kkk etc. The overseas benefactors provided military training, military grade armaments/vehicles and provided stable salaries for hoards of unemployed youth if they were in these groups. Do you think you would see more domestic terrorism within the USA?
The problem is a disenfranchised youth basically as you said with not a lot of opportunity unfortunately. And the Quran when taken literally has some serious ammunition to feed to someone who is already angry at the world and what's happened to their homeland. It isn't going to change anytime soon either as the middle east will still be bombed by the west and the jihad against the infidels will continue.
Europe is going to be very interesting in the coming years with so many people coming in, getting a round of applause at the train station looks good for the cameras when they arrive but then what? They're sent to hang amongst themselves, not getting job opportunities, can't speak the languages, and not much help from many of the countries letting them in. Going to create those disenfranchised youths in their homelands.
I'm all for letting Syrian refugees in what they have gone through no human being should but unfortunately they make up around 20% of those crossing into the EU I think.Comment -
jtolerBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 12-17-13
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#488Greece said fukk you to Muslims 200 years ago. The killed and kicked them out of country and they kept them out since. It's a battle of survival. If you want to maintain your history, culture and values you can't integrate hostile religions like Muslims. Look at France and England. They allowed Muslims to move in and now they pay the price. Greece chose to fight them and keep then out of country to save it's culture and identity. They may be poor and bankrupt but they are FREE of Muslims.Comment -
pavyracerSBR Aristocracy
- 04-12-07
- 82721
#489There are peaceful Muslims no doubt about it. This has nothing to do with my post.Comment -
pronkRestricted User
- 11-22-08
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