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Islam no defense for extremist action

In 2006, a Danish newspaper called Jyllands-Posten published a dozen editorial cartoons, some of which depicted the Islamic Prophet Muhammad unflatteringly. The paper described it as a simple exercise in free speech.

The response was to become worthy of the history textbooks. Many Muslim leaders, including Mahmoud al-Zahar of Hamas, issued death threats against those who would reprint the Muhammad caricatures. Across the Muslim world, mass protests ensued, many of which became violent and degenerated into rioting. More than 100 people were killed. Scandinavian countries had their embassies closed, products boycotted and flags burned.

Remember, this was all about a few cartoons.

Many in the Western media, especially those of a left or liberal disposition, made the most pathetic condemnations of the Danish newspaper's decision to print the cartoons. Religion (especially Islam) must be tolerated, as the groveling went, and Jyllands-Posten had offended the faith's followers.

A few courageous newspapers, including The Badger Herald, refused to succumb to religious bullying and decided to reprint the cartoons. They were certainly worthy of news coverage, so campus progressives must have been sympathetic to the Herald's cause, right? Wrong. Protest ensued, the point of which I was never able to truly understand.

Among liberals and the left, insulting Islam is anathema. Christianity may make for a reliable punching bag, but Islam deserves "respect." Well, this leftist thinks that's bullshit, and I make no apologies for saying so.

From the ruckus over Salman Rushdie's novel, "The Satanic Verses," to the murder of the Dutch filmmaker Theo Van Gogh over his film, "Submission," the left's response to Islamic outrage has always been less than commendable. The feeling among many — though not all — has always been that the response from Muslims was in some way warranted. Mr. Rushdie's book "offended" them, so the real blame is with him — not the Iranian mullahs who issued a fatwa against him.

Why does Islam deserve such protection? In almost every country with a Muslim majority, the oppression of women, gays and non-Muslims has received official, state codification. And let's stop with the notion that this is somehow a perversion of the religion; the license for primitivism of all kinds comes right out of the pages of the Koran, just as both Testaments of the Bible sanction war, racism and a generally backward state of affairs.

If the left really stands for the values of the Enlightenment, if it really does uphold the ideas of egalitarianism and secularism and reason — and on all counts, I think it does — then making excuses for Islam must stop. Religion is based on faith, not rationality. It gives credence to almost every type of anti-humanism one can think of, and Islam is no exception.

Yes, Western Muslims are increasingly feeling the pinch from a xenophobic society — this I find deplorable. It is for this reason that we must distinguish between Muslims and Islam. The former are entitled to all the protections the law can offer and more, while the latter deserves the same disinterested treatment that leftists give to Christianity.

And the term "anti-Islamic racism" has got to go. The logical fallacy embedded in the term should be obvious to even the laziest reader, but its effect can be stinging nonetheless. Islam is not a race; it is a system of thought, adopted voluntarily, just like political conservatism or stoicism. As such, it should be subject to the same method of critique, without the political correctness police calling its critics racist.

Undoubtedly, many desperate and oppressed Arabs find the anti-Western message of religious groups an attractive one because it serves as a channel to resist American imperialism — i.e., the recent invasion of Iraq. It's easy to see how U.S. policy has given legitimacy to the ideas of religious fanaticism in the Middle East, and thereby exponentially increased the number of terrorists intent on doing harm to civilian populations.

But it should never be forgotten that while many in the region have found a monstrous outlet for their grievances, the essential message of the Islamists is opposed to that of American progressives. Aside from foreign policy, the things Mr. al-Zahar and his ilk hate about our society are not what leftists dislike and seek to change, but the things they cherish and have fought for — i.e. separation of religion and state, gender equality and artistic freedom. In this context, political Islam can only be defined as a force of the far right and should be treated with the appropriate derision.

I do not consider myself part of the militantly antitheist crowd that seems to be in vogue these days. Nor do I think that Islam is inherently worse (or better) than any other religion. I do, however, think it's important to use the same measuring stick in critiquing them all.

Kyle Szarzynski ([email protected]) is a junior majoring in history and Spanish.

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Good article Kyle. I am a liberal myself whose disdain for religion is not just limited to Christianity.

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Nice try, Kyle. But (unfortunately for you) political Islam remains firmly allied with the American Left… while both are consistently treated with appropriate derision by conservative Americans.

See also, “Unholy Alliance: Radical Islam and the American Left” http://www.amazon.com/Unholy-Alliance-Radical-Islam-American/dp/089526076X

Kyle should be applauded for defending principles of classical liberalism (aka, neo-conservativism)— but his Marxist conceit of moral relativism clearly retards any genuine progress.

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If the American Left really stands for the values of Marxism— if it really does uphold socialist ideals (and on all counts, it clearly does)— then stop pointing the finger at Christianity and start apologizing for for Marxist mass murderers (like Lenin, Stalin, Hitler, Honneker, Mussolini, Caeucescu, Mao, Pol Pot, Ho Chi, il Sung, Mugabe, Castro, Che, PFLP, FARC, IRA, ETA, Red Army faction, etc., ad nauseum) who’ve managed to slaughter more innocents in a shorter period of history than Islam ever dreamed.

Or isn’t it important to use the same bloody measuring stick for your ilk?

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“we must distinguish between Muslims and Islam”

ISLAMOPHOBIA!

Get thee to sensitivity training!

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Wow, Kyle, that’s a switch!

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When is everyone going to realize that man-made religions are no substitute for the inconceivable divine?

As we’ve designed them, our religions only serve to divide us into judgmental, belligerent mobs. Coincidentally, neither of the qualities are obviously holy.

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“no defense”?

Didn’t Kyle just defend the “right” of Islamo-fascists to murder US peacekeepers? http://badgerherald.com/oped/2007/09/25/iraqiinsurgentshav.php

Cognitive dissonance, thy name is Kyle.

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Kyle, no matter how hard you try, redemption shall remain a pipe dream…distant, unattainable and a totally unworthy endeavor.

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for once kyle, i wholeheartedly agree.

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I think most people who don’t attack Militant Islamic beliefs do so because the water has become so muddy from all the right-wing screeches of “Islamofascism.” Those who wish to attack the weak justification of violence found by some in Islam should do it by becoming well-versed in Islamic texts. Now a days, you practically need a seminary degree to attack Christianity without coming off like a bitter, raving rationalist (a wonderful development, IMO), and Islam shouldn’t be held to lesser standards.

8:52: I’m not quite sure how you equate classical liberalism with neo-conservatism - please elaborate on this comparison while I read Jefferson’s “The Virginia Statute For Religious Freedom” again.

9:12: The fact that you equate upholding “socialist ideals” - and no, Marx didn’t create the principles of socialism - with “Communist” states like fascist WW2 Germany seems to demonstrate that you just want to spray your reductivism everywhere like a puppy who isn’t house-trained.

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Alas, I have found a shred of truth in one of your articles:

“Islam is not a race”

Unfortunately, that’s the first true, unbiased, not degrading statement you’ve printed all semester. Congrats, Islamophobe.

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wow, no wonder he hates barack obama.

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Kyle, go to hell! You stick up for Muslims all the time, especially when you’re bashing Jews! Nothing you could say or do at this point will erase the fact that you are full of shit, just like the rest of the BH staff!

Fuck off, assholes!

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“Didn’t Kyle just defend the “right” of Islamo-fascists to murder US peacekeepers?”

That assumes that every insurgent is an “Islamo-fascist”. Many, I’m sure, are more concerned with expelling foreign troops than advancing political Islam.

“then stop pointing the finger at Christianity and start apologizing for for Marxist mass murderers (like Lenin, Stalin, Hitler, Honneker, Mussolini, Caeucescu, Mao, Pol Pot, Ho Chi, il Sung, Mugabe, Castro, Che, PFLP, FARC, IRA, ETA, Red Army faction, etc., ad nauseum)”

You’d make a better point if you didn’t group all political extremist and terrorist groups together under the label of “Marxism.” Based on comments in other articles today, “Marxism” is applied as “things we don’t like.” Hitler and Mussolini were corporatist fascists, IRA is Roman Catholic, and ETA is Basque separatist. And the rest, even self-proclaimed Marxists, hardly followed classical Marxist thought. Indeed, maintaining one “Marxism” is as foolish as casting Orthodox, Catholic, Calvinist, and UCC followers as a united Christian front. Even so, there is a wide spectrum of ideology to the left of the Democratic party which is falsely labeled “Marxism,” such as adjective-anarchists, democratic socialists, primitivists, luddites, lettrists, Zapatistas, Magonistas, the list goes on.

I do agree wholeheartedly with what Kyle says, the left has a tendency to play PC-police at the expense of forgetting our values. Fundamentalism of any form is a threat to human freedom. However, in the fight between such fundamentalist and reactionary sentimients with attempts by the West to install bourgeois democracy wherever it goes (opposed to autochtonous and indigenous forms of autonomy and democracy), it is difficult to pick sides, and we have generally sided against empire.

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Kyle is criticizing a Palestinian?! What’s going on here? Has he become an agent of the Israel Lobby?

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Maybe he’s finally realized that Socialists will have their heads cut off if Islam conquers the world?

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11:41am and 2:08pm: Dr. John Ray has exhaustively demonstrated that Hitler was a Leftist. http://constitutionalistnc.tripod.com/hitler-leftist/id9.html

The IRA and ETA were both atheistic Marxists (read their manifestos).

The rest of them were also socialists of one Marxist flavor or another.

That’s one big steaming pile of corpses your dogs left in history’s living room. Own it.

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For those who wish to explore the subject in greater depth, a useful recent resource would be a book by an expert on Italian Fascism: “The Faces of Janus: Marxism and Fascism in the Twentieth Century”, by A. James Gregor. http://www.amazon.com/Faces-Janus-Marxism-Fascism-Twentieth/dp/0300106025

Gregor demonstrates conclusively that Fascism and Nazism modelled their methods on Lenin and Stalin and that the Fascist idea of adding nationalism to socialism was later taken up by Stalin and Mao— so that (in the end) Fascism and Communism were two very similar Leftist sects. So during the era of their big confrontation, Soviet Russia and Maoist China were therefore perfectly correct in accusing each other of being Fascists.

Thus, the idea that Nazism and Fascism were Rightist is an old Soviet lie that Left-leaning intellectuals in the West have perpetuated in flagrant denial of historical reality.

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11:41am: “Those who wish to attack the weak justification of violence found by some in Islam should do it by becoming well-versed in Islamic texts.”

Or Leftists could support the real “tiny minority” of well-versed secular Muslims. http://www.secularislam.org/blog/post/SI_Blog/21/The-St-Petersburg-Declaration

… instead your average Leftist in academia applauds the Islamo-fascist apologists of CAIR, ad nauseum.

Leftist hypocrisy on stilts.

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11:41am drooled: “I’m not quite sure how you equate classical liberalism with neo-conservatism - please elaborate”

Your ignorance can be remedied by educating yourself on classical liberalism of Friedrich Hayek, Ludwig von Mises and Milton Friedman. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classical_liberalism

What Leftists disparagingly refer to as “neo-con” is nothing more than a conservative appeal to principles of classical liberalism.

Explaining his disenchantment with the modern Democratic Party’s gradual evolution into a far Leftist (read: Marxist) entity, Ronald Reagan said, “I didn’t leave the Democratic Party. The Democratic Party left me.”

I’m not quite sure how those who today call themselves “progressive” equate their pedigree with the principles of classical liberalism— please elaborate after you’ve taken your Haldol.

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3:49 drooled: “modern Democratic Party’s gradual evolution into a far Leftist (read: Marxist) entity”

The Democratic Party is nothing more than the Party of the raging bourgeoisie. Nothing about Clinton, Edwards, or Kerry says “proletarian.”

The fascist-communist link is still quite bullshit. Fascism was promoted by the Catholic Church, the extreme upper-class, and the military, while Communism lived in the factories and inteligencia. Barrington Moore’s book “From Dictatorship to Democracy” shows the clear difference in how fascist and communist states formed, and why they formed that way. And lest we forget, the United States government has launched coups to overthrow Communist states and has overwhelmingly supported fascist states.

And seriously, promoting unreviewed blog articles written by Fred Thompson supporters, and books written by a former advisor to Ferdinand Marcos does nothing to grant legitimacy to your claims.

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Just a quick point: There is no contradiction between disdaining the ideology of resistance groups (i.e. Hamas, as mentioned in the article) and supporting their fight for justice and self-determination. The first step for any people in their quest for freedom is the right to rule themselves. As Gandhi never ceased to point out, any people would rather be ruled by the worst of their own than the best that a foreign government has to offer.

From Palestine to Iraq, the form the resistance movements have taken are, regrettably, theocratic. This doesn’t make their efforts any less worthy of support.

And let’s not forget the American revolutionaries were led by slaveowners and Protestant fundamentalists. But to abolitionist deists like Thomas Paine, the cause of national soveriegnty trumped such concerns.

I purposefully tried to avoid this political element of Islam in the article, but to avoid the the appearance of inconsistency with previous articles I felt a terse post was warranted. I know that my concerned, far-right readership will appreciate it.

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well said Kyle

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3:49pm, I now understand where you are coming from, as you are arguing that neo-conservative ECONOMICS are the inheritors of classical liberal ECONOMICS (each person you cited is foremost an economist, and the wikipedia article you cited deals chiefly with the politics of economics). Given the fiscal responsibility of the Bush administration, I think it’d do you one better to refer to this as Libertarian economics, but to each his own.

I do hope you understand, however, that economics not only has no place whatever in this conversation, but to suggest that neo-conservatism and classical liberalism is only a philosophy of economics is ridiculous, and to use economics in such a metonymic way borders on dissembling. To even suggest that neo-conservatism as embodied in the Bush administration is primarily interested in promoting “the importance of human rationality,” “natural rights,” “the protection of civil liberties,” “constitutional limitations of government,” or “individual freedom from restraint” (all those other pesky components of classical liberalism) borders on doublethink and insanity.

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If Kyle wasn’t a lefty, everyone would be calling him an anti-Muslim fool right now.

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Kyle is nothing more than a confused college student.

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Kyle 8:12pm drooled: “As Gandhi never ceased to point out, any people would rather be ruled by the worst of their own than the best that a foreign government has to offer.”

Rubbish. Iraq has invited Coalition forces to help rid their country of anti-democratic terrorists. The “resistance” you refer to are led and financed by non-Iraqi outsiders (Syria, Iran, al-Qaedists, etc.). Brave Iraqis support their democratically elected government and are working with Coalition forces to oust these outside interventionists.

Leftists are always fond of asking “What would Gandhi do?”

And that’s a pretty good question. At what point is it okay for Iraqis (and their Coalition allies) to fight al-Qaedists, Iranians and Syrians who want to slaughter them to take Saddam’s place?

It turns out that the answer, according to Gandhi, is NEVER.

During World War II, Gandhi penned an open letter to the British people, urging them to surrender to the Nazis. Later, when the extent of the Holocaust was known, he criticized Jews who had tried to escape or fight for their lives as they did in Warsaw and Treblinka. “The Jews should have offered themselves to the butcher's knife,” he said. “They should have thrown themselves into the sea from cliffs.” “Collective suicide,” he told his biographer, “would have been heroism.”

The so-called peace movement certainly has the right to make Gandhi’s way their way, but their efforts to make collective suicide Iraqi domestic policy just won’t cut it. When American’s think of heroism, we think of the young American soldiers fighting alongside their Iraqi allies, risking their lives to prevent another Hitler or Saddam.

Gandhi probably wouldn’t approve, but most Americans and Iraqis can live with that.

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4:58pm drooled: “Fascism was promoted by the Catholic Church”

Nice anti-Catholic bigotry (masquerading as rejoinder). The evidence clearly demonstrates that the 20th century’s bloodiest mass murderers— Lenin, Stalin, Hitler, Honneker, Mussolini, Caeucescu, Mao, Pol Pot, Ho Chi, il Sung, Mugabe, Mengistu, Castro, Che, PFLP, PKK, FMLN, FARC, IRA, ETA, Red Army faction, Shining Path, etc., ad nauseum— were all inspired by Marxism.

Or isn’t it important to use the same bloody measuring stick for your ilk?

100 million corpses don’t lie. Own it.

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3:52, Everything boils down to economics. The average citizen thinks they’re taking sides of a just social cause, but their ultimate position on anything boils down to money in someone’s pocket. Capitalism IS money.

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2:57— The Catholic Church generally supported fascism, look at Franco in Spain or Pinochet in Chile. On the other hand, lower clergy in Latin America also supported Communists, that’s why American-trained paramilitaries had to execute priests and nuns.

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Italian Prime Minister, Silvio Berlusconi, who, in the wake of the 9/11 Islamic terrorist outrages, stated:

"We must be aware of the superiority of our civilisation, a system that has guaranteed well-being, respect for human rights, and — in contrast with Islamic countries — respect for religious and political rights."

Such a statement, at such a time, should not have been controversial. After all, how could Western Civilisation possibly be held as the moral and cultural equivalent of Islam — a religious and political ideology that orchestrated and celebrated the indiscriminate slaughter of innocent men, women and children in the name of Allah?

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Hitler was a Leftist.

“We are socialists, we are enemies of today’s capitalistic economic system for the exploitation of the economically weak, with its unfair salaries, with its unseemly evaluation of a human being according to wealth and property instead of responsibility and performance, and we are all determined to destroy this system under all conditions.” [—Adolf Hitler— Speech of May 1, 1927. Quoted by Toland, 1976, p. 306]

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Hitler was no Christian, and his movement was no celebration of Christianity. He thought ill of Christianity, preferring Islam for its warrior spirit:

“You see, it’s been our misfortune to have the wrong religion. Why didn’t we have the religion of the Japanese, who regard sacrifice for the Fatherland as the highest good? The Mohammedan religion too would have been much more compatible to us than Christianity. Why did it have to be Christianity with its meekness and flabbiness?” [Adolf Hitler, quoted by Albert Speer, p. 96, Inside the Third Reich.] http://constitutionalistnc.tripod.com/hitler-leftist/id2.html

Much like today’s neo-com Leftists. [see “Unholy Alliance: Radical Islam and the American Left”] http://www.amazon.com/Unholy-Alliance-Radical-Islam-American/dp/089526076X

The neo-coms of old believed in the Soviet Union the way religious people believe in God. Those who spied for the USSR didn’t see themselves as traitors to their country, but rather loyalists to humanity and an ideal of America that’s never existed. When the Soviet Union fell, a few of them stopped for some introspection but most pressed on as if nothing happened. Communist historian Eric Hobsbawm put it nicely: “Without the Revolution, my life and my work are meaningless.”

Now that they no longer have to defend an indefensible regime, modern neo-coms are simply nihilists. They know what they oppose but they have no plans for the aftermath of the revolution which they still believe will happen. They don’t know what they want, but they know what they hate: the United States, capitalism personified.

So why are they allying with radical Islam? Horowitz says that the Neocoms still believe in Marx’s dictum that “religion is the opiate of the masses.” Once private property is abolished, the need for religion will vanish, and Islamic radicals will stop being Islamic and radical. The only thing standing in the way is the United States.

Sound insane? It is. They are.

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Capitalism is perfect.

Love, Big Pharma, Health insurance companies, Cable companies, professional sports leagues, and Enron

p.s. we appreciate you not giving us any special favors

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enough with the 100 million statistic-those dictators are as “communist” as they are small-r “republican” many of these most infamous dictatorships (that’s precisely what they were, don’t pretend otherwise) masqueraded as “people’s republics.” as their command economies were appeals to marxism, their rubber-stamp parliaments appealed to democratic ideals. all were simply self-serving perversions of various ideologies, not meaningfully communist.

and it takes a true ignoramous to paint all military action by largely islamic groups in the same shade. palestinian resistance is not analogous to osama bin laden’s attacks, nor even is the resistance to american occupation by iraqis pissed off about years of oppression and the disastrous oil for food and resistance by al quaeda in iraq which seeks to inflame the iraqi conflict as part of nefarious global aims.

but the idiotic fire-breathing conservatives that kyle’s column attracts like the proverbial stink on a monkey have no capacity for such subtle but essential distinctions. they only operate in broad terms like “marxists” “islamo fascists” “leftists that hate america,” etc. that contort and obscure important realities to serve their shallow political goals and provide a false but comforting consistency to their ideology.

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“Courageous” artists seemed happy to mock Christianity but curiously reluctant to hurl equivalent jibes at Islam. Grayson Perry, the Turner Prize-winning transvestite artist who looks very fetching in his little Disney-princess frocks, reveals that he self-censors when it comes to Muslims because “I don’t want my throat cut.”

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Idiotarian @ 2:03pm: As readers can clearly see, it takes a genuine terrorism apologist to paint the mass murders of innocent civilians and Coalition peacekeepers in our global war on terrorism as “military action” and “resistance”.

These typical Leftist attempts to excuse terrorist mass murders (under a guise of grievance theories) clearly identify today’s Leftists as a mouthpiece for the enemy and unworthy of serious discourse.

What more do you need to see? Watch them fling their rhetorical feces through the bars of their ideological changes. Behold the hate-America Left’s Hall of Shame. http://www.zombietime.com/hallofshame/

Americans don’t expect anything less from today’s inheritors of mass murdering atheistic Marxists who brought us 100s of millions of innocent corpses over the past century.

Unless it isn’t important to use the same bloody measuring stick for your ilk? Own it.

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Idiotarian @ 2:03pm: Here’s what “resistance” looks like to Leftists.

“Iraqi school guard, wife beheaded as children watch” http://www.reuters.com/article/gc05/idUSL2362541420071123

Kindly inform Badgers why Leftists insist on legitimating this evil as “military action” (instead of unequivocally condemning these terrorist mass murdering thugs)?

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Idiotarian @ 2:03pm: Another example of what Leftists call “military action” and legitimate “resistance” (as opposed to brutal terrorist mass murder).

Iraq Qaeda group kills 9 abducted officers http://www.reuters.com/article/middleeastCrisis/idUSL2481365

An al Qaeda-led group said on Saturday it had killed nine Iraqi officers and posted an Internet video showing masked militants shooting the kneeling men in the head…

10,000+ terrorist atrocities since 9/11 and today’s Leftists are still spewing enemy propaganda in the form of greivance theory justifications. http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/

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“unworthy of serious discourse?” i suggest you attempt to engage in it first!

you completely reinforced my argument by using loaded, vague, often bullshit terminology.

Peacekeepers, atheistic Marxists, Leftists, are all vague or loaded and are deployed by you intellectually lazily or dishonestly simply to support your blind, self-deceptive, unwavering, fervent belief in the absolute righteousness and infallibility of all things and actions American, Christian and capitalistic.

You have no idea what my “ilk” is, and it is you who needs to use “the same bloody measuring stick” and realize that these “peacekeepers” could rightly be viewed in a very different light by residents of the country they occupy, a country that, regardless of culpability, has been subject to unimaginable chaos since the US invasion (not to say that life under Saddam was peachy keen). using “the same bloody measuring stick,” you would acknowledge that profit-seeking religious zealots (an exact foil of atheistic marxists) laid to waste the indigneous peoples and cultures of the Americas and Africa, whether by murder, enslavement or other means. If you properly employed this favorite measuring stick of yours, or observed its measurements, it would be clear to you that it is not ideology or religion that drives mass murderers (marxism, capitalism and the bulk of religious teachings are altruistic), it is the abuse of these ideas for nefarious, self-serving ends.

and if your brain were a little more able, or your eyes a little more open, you might put yourself in a foreigner’s shoes and at least entertain the idea that America does bad things, or at the bare minimum that the good things that America does sometimes have unfortunate consequences that make affected parties view those actions as unjust.

-Idiotarian

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Idiotarian @ 4:47pm shrieked: “these ‘peacekeepers’ could rightly be viewed in a very different light by residents of the country they occupy, a country that, regardless of culpability, has been subject to unimaginable chaos since the US invasion”

Yes, yes, we know. More “greivance theory” justifications for terrorism. Spoken like a true propaganda mouthpiece for al-Qaeda. Idiotarian Leftists just can’t stop giving readers more evidence of their treachery.

At least there’s nothing vague about the Idiotarian Left’s bullshit. Behold their Hall of Shame. http://www.zombietime.com/hallofshame/

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“marxism… altruistic”?

That must have been cold comfort to the 100s of millions of its individual victims.

“The whole of ‘altruism’ reveals itself as the prudence of the private man: societies are not ‘altruistic’ towards one another.” — Nietzsche —

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