Shut Up, Christian Soldier

[The_Prince]

My, my, my. The poster boy for Isalmic tolerance. Of course, let the Brits raise the issue of a chador in court or the French the hijab in a public school and the fit really hits the Shan.


Could someone explain to me again the benevolent garden spot of Quran-inspired tolerance and empathy that Christians and Jews are to expect when living in an Islamic state? Or perhaps one of the elders could explain it to some of the younger Muslim members of the forum. There seems to be a generational roadblock of some sort.

im not the poster boy for tolerance, im 100% opposite and i admit it, no need for me to be diplomatic its best to be honest and express how i truly feel.

and i dont live in the west, i inhabit the muslim world so u can do whatever u like to muslims in the west it just further backs my opinion and why people should think like me and implement saudi style rules on other faiths!

 

[Abdul Fattah]

Right Each and every service man enlisted so he could turn an entire country into a living hell. :hiding:
All Americans are so Evil.

I didn't say all americans, and I didn't say all enlisted soldiers, but all the soldiers who got sent there and chose to follow orders contributed yes. what do you think they've been doing there getting a tan and playing sports?

 

[Keltoi]

I didn't say all americans, and I didn't say all enlisted soldiers, but all the soldiers who got sent there and chose to follow orders contributed yes. what do you think they've been doing there getting a tan and playing sports?

In case you haven't noticed, American troops are hardly the greatest threat to Iraqis right now. Yes, the invasion laid the groundwork for this hell called Iraq, but it isn't U.S. troops butchering Iraqis, which I think you know very well.

 

[wilberhum]

I didn't say all americans, and I didn't say all enlisted soldiers, but all the soldiers who got sent there and chose to follow orders contributed yes. what do you think they've been doing there getting a tan and playing sports?

And every service man is entitled to make his own decision when the general says "Charge". Right ya, do. Obviously you have no clue to what is required when you enlist.

 

[جوري]

Obviously you have no clue to what is required when you enlist.

actually quite easy to enlist.. I almost enlisted when I was done with high school... went introduced myself had a chat with a nice man, took an English and math exam-- the gent. there told me I had the highest score ever recorded in both and they weren't about to let me go with a big smile on his face..I told him I'd have to think about it some more and discuss it with the fam. that I was just being curious at this stage and not ready for commitments... Anyhow he gave me some parting army gifts in the form of a pen and a couple of shirts, and I am oh oh oh so grateful I left before signing my life away.. though they did harass by phone for a while after... that is how easy it is to hand your life to the devil and go get your head chopped off somewhere, because someone filled your head with freedom fries and spreading of 'democracy' to uncivilized people who are in desperate need for 711 and mcdies.. really no mystery!.....
peace!

 

[Woodrow]

I should have checked this out earlier. The PB22097 quoted in the opening topic does not cover anything about Bibles. Here is PB22097.

PB 22097. 01/23/2003, Page 93-94 Notice
Processing Refund Requests for Unused Meter Stamps,

Source: http://search.usps.com/search?site=%28USPS_com%29%7C%28News%29&sort=date%3AD%3AL%3Ad1&output=xml_no_dtd&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&client=uspsSearch&proxystylesheet=uspsSearch&num=15&numgm=15&q=+PB+22097&search.x=16&search.y=7


This appears to be an unproven story with no verifiable source.

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