I've been debating with religious freaks all day..basically dismantling all of their arguments for God/Allah and posting a few nice insulting pictures for fun. Guess what? My facebook account was just disabled.. I got an email from them saying it was for "terms of service" violation, which I certainly have not done..unless offending people is against the rules. I'm betting these muslim dickweeds flagged all of my posts as spam or something, cause facebook to delete me and every post I've ever made. Epic BS.
Corn
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OK, yes yes that does make me chuckle as much as I hate to admit it.......but seriously, this whole thread is just ridiculously wrong. Just bring up anthing to do with Islam or.....really......any religion and the discussion attracts morons like flies on shit. Fuck.................
Corn
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This is what I love about my country........our freedoms allow us to ban shirtless morons from our places of business. Damn, without that Facebook its like you don't even exist............
dahunan
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Can you imagine what these people woudld do if you drew a picture of him and put it in a jar of urine
Any religion or religious leaders who allow their people to get VIOLENT over drawings... needs to be cleansed. Violence due to an image of their leader??? He must be really shameful to look at?
Any religion or religious leaders who allow their people to get VIOLENT over drawings... needs to be cleansed. Violence due to an image of their leader??? He must be really shameful to look at?
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Juddog
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Agreed, some of the drawings on page 4 had me laughing so hard I had tears streaming down my face.
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Hey, hey, hey, sports fans!
It's Officially Everybody Draw Mohammad Day!
FREE ICE CREAM FOR EVERYBODY!
Let's see some contenders...
From Belgium -
The U.S. -
Brazil -
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Chile -
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I like this one, but it's from 2006!
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He, he, he...
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And finally...
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It's Officially Everybody Draw Mohammad Day!
FREE ICE CREAM FOR EVERYBODY!
Let's see some contenders...
From Belgium -
The U.S. -
Brazil -
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[/SIZE]Chile -
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[/SIZE]I like this one, but it's from 2006!
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He, he, he...
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And finally...
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dahunan
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P.S. Pakistan just banned **YOUTUBE** and Wikipedia as well!
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/05/21/2905411.htm
Video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaTUKWQe7ug&playnext_from=TL&videos=ENEVyDHLHGA
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How come nobody mentions that Muslims had no problems depicting Mohammad (may piss be upon him) until about the 16th-17th century?
http://www.zombietime.com/mohammed_image_archive/islamic_mo_full/
More here too:
http://www.zombietime.com/mohammed_image_archive/islamic_mo_face_hidden/
A lot of behavior that radical Islamists insist on today in western countries are actually traditions that got added to Islam long after it was founded. So to make a stretched analogy - it's as if the Amish somehow got control of Christianity and decided that the fashions and practices of the 1700's define how a true Christian must act today. And threaten to kill you if you dare disagree.
Here's a site with pictures of the graduating classes of Cairo University in Egypt. Note that the head-covering-only hijab is far more common in the 2004 picture than it is in the 1959 picture. If it's such a long-standing Muslim tradition, why was it less common 50 years ago?
http://theredhunter.com/2010/02/the_steady_erosion_of_womens_rights_in_egypt.php
http://www.zombietime.com/mohammed_image_archive/islamic_mo_full/
More here too:
http://www.zombietime.com/mohammed_image_archive/islamic_mo_face_hidden/
A lot of behavior that radical Islamists insist on today in western countries are actually traditions that got added to Islam long after it was founded. So to make a stretched analogy - it's as if the Amish somehow got control of Christianity and decided that the fashions and practices of the 1700's define how a true Christian must act today. And threaten to kill you if you dare disagree.
Here's a site with pictures of the graduating classes of Cairo University in Egypt. Note that the head-covering-only hijab is far more common in the 2004 picture than it is in the 1959 picture. If it's such a long-standing Muslim tradition, why was it less common 50 years ago?
http://theredhunter.com/2010/02/the_steady_erosion_of_womens_rights_in_egypt.php
Zebo
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That pic from Egypt speaks to the regression instead of progression many naive people want to believe in. In 20 years hitherto they will be wearing burkas at this rate.
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That site actually has quite a few of the modern depictions that are a reaction to Islamic violence -
Mohammed Image Archive - Recent Responses to the Controversy
A bobblehead Mohammad
LOL! Suitable for avatar use...
Gangsta Mo!
And for the NSFW images...
Mohammed Image Archive - Extreme Mohammad
Some may see Christ's image on burnt toast, but some...
With this one you have to look closely. I mean REALLY closely. ()
And the final one for this post...
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