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Riffraff
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posted 06 May 2002 07:42 PM
Agent 007,I think you are crossing the line, here. You are denigrating a religion and spreading hatred. No intelligent, cultured, educated or simply polite and well bred person would stoop to such low. Have you read anyone on this forum attacking a religion as a whole, be it Judaism, Christianity, Islam or any faith ? Any other pro-Israel babbler attacked Islam ? No, except you and you represent only yourself, your level, your upbringing. Any babbler attacked Islam or Judaism, or Christianity ? No, except you and you represent only yourself.... If you are uneducated, please at least watch others and follow in their footsteps. You will learn something for sure. We all learn... except that your learning is at the very basic. [ May 06, 2002: Message edited by: Riffraff ]
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agent007
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posted 06 May 2002 08:25 PM
Riffraff, you are, once again, living up to your pseudonym. You're shooting the messenger.SamL, take the time to finish your education. Both of you, click on the link supplied by 'lance, just above your posts, then come back with your unfounded personal attacks.
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agent007
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posted 06 May 2002 08:42 PM
It's not my view, 'lance. If you take the trouble to read what's on the ISIS site, you'll find, among other things, these signatories: Reza Afshari, Iran, Political Scientist Sadik al Azm, Syria, Philosopher Mahshid Amir-Shahy, Iran, Author, Social Critic, and Founder of the Defense League for Rushdie, France Masud Ansari, Iran, Physician, Author, United States Bahram Azad, Iran, Scholar, Physician, United States Parvin Darabi, Scholar, Homa Darabi Foundation, United States Khalid Duran, Professor of Political Science, Editor and Founder of TransState Islam, Founder of the Ibn Khaldun Society, United States Ranjana Hossain, Executive Director of the Assembly of Free Thinkers, Bangladesh Mustafa Hussain, Sudan, Advisory Board, Ibn Khaldun Society, United States Ramine Kamrane, Iran, Political Scientist, France Ioanna Kucuradi, Philosopher, Turkish Human Rights Commission and Secretary General, International Federation of Philosophical Societies, Turkey Luma Musa, Palestine, Communications Researcher, United Kingdom Taslima Nasrin, Bangladesh, Author, Physician, Social Critic Hossainur Rahman, India, Social Historian, Columnist, Asiatic Society of Calcutta Siddigur Rahman, Bangladesh, Former Research Fellow, Islamic Research Institute Armen Saginian, Iran, Editor, Publisher, United States Anwar Shaikh, Pakistan, Author, Social Critic, United Kingdom Ibn Warraq, India, Author, Why I Am Not a Muslim, United States Identifications include countries of origin and current residence. Affiliations listed for identification only.It's their view. If any of you have a problem, address it to them. quote: Meanwhile, agent007, you might tell us something of your purpose in posting this link.
Careful, 'lance ... some bright wit might accuse you of having a mental disorder in the same way they accused me.Why not just rebut what this woman has written, which the above-named signatories obviously approve. [edited to correct typo] [ May 06, 2002: Message edited by: agent007 ]
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agent007
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posted 06 May 2002 08:54 PM
SamL, here's what is written on the ISIS website, under the heading of A Declaration of the Rights of Women in Islamic Societies: quote: We also note that, whereas women in many countries have largely succeeded in improving their lot, their sisters in the Islamic world, and even within Islamic communities in the West, have been unable to rise above the inferior position imposed upon them by centuries of Islamic custom and law. We have watched as official Islamisation programs in Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Iran, the Sudan, and Afghanistan, among others, have led to serious violations of the human rights of women. Muslim conservatives in all Muslim countries, and even in nominally secular India, have refused to recognize women as full, equal human beings deserving of the same rights and freedoms as men.
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'lance
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posted 06 May 2002 08:54 PM
quote: Why not just rebut what this woman has written, which the above-named signatories obviously approve.
How could I rebut it? I don't have the writer's experience or knowledge. And why would I try? My original suspicions as to its authenticity have been put to rest. But you haven't answered either of my questions. Why would you post this lament, which you originally got from a viciously anti-Muslim site? (I notice you made no mention of the ISIS site until I brought it to your attention).
From: that enchanted place on the top of the Forest | Registered: Jul 2001
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agent007
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posted 06 May 2002 09:06 PM
'lance, I'm really surprised by your reaction. I happened to stumble on the Hindu site and saw the article.I don't know that website, but it seems to me that, Hinduism is just as valid a religion as any other. What peaked my interest in that particular article is that it sounded like an honest cry for help. No Canadian woman would tolerate that kind of nonsense. I put it up, in the Feminism board, because I felt that if there is anything to it, then it would be of interest to all the women here and any other progressive thinker. Posting it here affords an opportunity to challenge its source and content. Obviously, it came from a credible source (your link). Content? I'll let others, more familiar with the issue, to judge.
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'lance
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posted 06 May 2002 09:13 PM
Forgive my suspicion. Posted without comment, and particularly from the original website (Hinduism is as valid a religion as any other, but that site has nothing to do with Hinduism, properly so-called), it could be understood merely as an opportunity to score points off Islam.[Edited to remove one too many 'particulars']. [ May 06, 2002: Message edited by: 'lance ]
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Riffraff
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posted 06 May 2002 09:31 PM
Agent007 wrote:"Riffraff, you are, once again, living up to your pseudonym. You're shooting the messenger." I did certainly chose my pseudo, buddy Com'on Agent007, one can't for instance bring a page from Ernest Zundel's crap and then "you are shooting the messenger". A deal: I keep living up to my pseudo and you TRY to live up to yours. After all, 007 is a smart person !
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agent007
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posted 06 May 2002 09:38 PM
Riffraff, you cannot rebut what the woman said -- and those signatories approved -- so you are taking it on me.Bringing up Zundel would be stupid. Everyone knows the bastard. And equating ISIS with Zundel is just as stupid. And bastardly. If you are the man you want me to believe you are, rebut what the woman said (it's hard to defend the indefensible, isn't it?).
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Riffraff
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posted 06 May 2002 11:36 PM
007 wrote:___________________________________________ If you are the man you want me to believe you are, rebut what the woman said (it's hard to defend the indefensible, isn't it?). ______________________________________________ Who told you I am a man ? Is being a man better than being a woman ? Are you a phallusist ? Oh! 'Cause you read in my "data" that I am a man ? But I also wrote as my "profession" that I sell wind to sailors ! You must have believed that too Have you realized that you are my subject of discussion and nothing else here ?
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Slick Willy
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posted 07 May 2002 11:06 AM
quote: It may be representative of Muslims in that part of the world, but not Muslims period.
Not to put to fine a point on it but I would like to see someone post an opinion that is representative of all Muslims. It won't happen because everyone who is a Muslim or any other demographic concerning people are made up of different people with different ideas. So if there is no defining position of any specific groups of people what is wrong with a link to opinions of some people within a group of people to discuss? Maybe you feel that any given opinion is wrong and speak to it. Maybe not. But at least you are thinking and that the point isn't it? I mean there are plenty of opinions posted here each day. Some I can get along with some I can't but I don't see why it is bad to post them. I think we can put a more defining line down between posts that are posted to promote discussion and those posted to troll here.
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Arch Stanton
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posted 07 May 2002 12:13 PM
quote: peaked my interest
...hmmm, as in "tow the line?" "piqued"
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Arch Stanton
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posted 07 May 2002 12:34 PM
Gee Dash, what dictionary do you use?According to the hallowed pages of the OED: pique v.t.&n 1.v.t.irritate, wound the pride of; arouse (curiosity, interest)...[f. F (pique n. f.)piquer v. prick, irritate, se piquer take offence...
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Riffraff
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posted 07 May 2002 01:53 PM
(Witty) clersal wrote:"When you peeked, your excitement peaked and yer curiosity was piqued." Et quelle mouche t'a piqué to go peek, have your excitement peaked and your curiosity piqued then come pick on us ?
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