Comments on: Sex on the Beach No Excuse for Jihad

By: Kashif Saeed

Kashif Saeed — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 05:17:00 +0000

My point of view is that every country has its own rules regulations and culture. So every one even foreigner has to obey these rules. We can do every thing in our home. But outside our home we have to follow rules& regulations of that place. Islam is the most complete religion of the world. I challenge any one if they want to know any fact about islam. They study Quran to know facts about religion rather seeing what Muslims are. Even Bible has stirctly restrict woman to adopt modesty in their behaviour and dress. If christian are not following it si their fault not fault of religion. So conclusion is to research on religion then decided which is right or wrong.

By: David H

David H — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 09:14:12 +0000

Re 32. certain Imams will use this as an example to paint the Kuffir in an even worse light, I have seen them accusing Western Europeans of rampant affairs, homosexuality and beastality to show the moral decadence of the West so that they can build up the hatred and dis-respect to the West in general.

So something like this does not help in the collision between the West and Islam if we want to keep it relatively peaceful, though I believe it is not possible due to the basic hate in the Quran and the ahadiths I hope to be surprised…

By: Ms Attitude

Ms Attitude — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 04:41:10 +0000

39. L Raj: Good point…that bother’s me too. But we do have freedom of religion in our country and they don’t. Tolerance does not equal acceptance.

By: L Raj

L Raj — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 19:12:05 +0000

If muslims insist on wearing their burkhas in London, why can’t the British wear their bikinis in Dubai ?

They insist on having mosques in any western city of their choice, but wont allow a church or a temple in any middle eastern country.

Muslims always want to have it both ways – they want people to respect “their rights” but dislike respecting the rights of others.

The word “hypocrisy” comes to mind….

By: JL

JL — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 15:06:13 +0000

Kothevnik.

Apparently something like 0 to 1 percent of Russians understand this, you included. It’s about being a democracy or not being a democracy. Russia is no longer a democracy. And the tragedy is that Russians don’t know the difference. Russians in general has no clue, what the benefits of a democracy is. Therefore you and your country is doomed. You can blame it on US foreign policy as much as you like and it’s not going to save you. For now, since Russia is no longer a democracy, it has become an enemy. And enemies are dealt with in one way and one way only – exercise of raw power. No one knows that better than your hero and dictator Putin. Get used to it. Russians had a chance through elections of solidifying their country as a democracy and the Russians chose not too. You made your own bed. Russians haven’t noticed and don’t care that free speech has bin shut down. They don’t know the difference and they don’t, know what the benefits of free speech is. It’ really just tragic. You don’t know it, you don’t understand, you don’t care and you are doomed to a 100 years of darkness.

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By: fred

fred — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 19:48:44 +0000

Sorry, jonesy, I criticized the wrong response. I meant #32, Scott1963. My apologies.

By: fred

fred — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 19:47:02 +0000

Hey, jonesy, I’m not defending Islam or Sharia Law. I think I made my point cogently. When you are in a foreign country you have to obey the rules. You can’t behave like some college kids who think that laws are meant to be broken and you obey only those laws YOU think are legitimate. Grow up, people.

I don’t agree with ANYTHING Islamic. You can accuse me of being an islamophobe, but at least I can defend my aversion towards Islam based upon THEIR scriptures (Qur’an), and traditions (ahadith).

It’s not my business if two rustics want to fornicate on a beach somewhere and behave like rutting high school or college students. But, there are laws in other countries. They may not be OUR laws, but who the hell are we to tell those countries that we will obey only those laws of theirs that are least inconvenient to us?

If you don’t agree with the laws of other countries, Brit twits, THEN DON’T GO THERE! No one is compelling you to travel to Dubai, or some other Islamic sh*thole. Personally, I would never travel to an Islamic country if I didn’t have to, because I do not like Islam and I see it as a death cult. But if, for business, I did have to go to Dubai or Qatar I would make sure I obeyed the laws and was on my best behavior. Why? Because I’m not a barbarian and I believe in representing my country well abroad. And as a Roman Catholic Christian there are standards I am supposed to live up to.

By: jonesy55

jonesy55 — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 18:49:07 +0000

“I’ve never heard such crap in all my life as some of the responses here. two adults have some drinks and decide to have a romp on the beach and thats the basis for islamic hatred of the west, wow thank god you uptight opologygist for muslim hypocracy have never been to miami beach during spring break your heads would pop.”

I think you’re missing the point.

By: jonesy55

jonesy55 — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 18:48:15 +0000

kochevnik,

Could you please explain this theory of yours about the Bank of England?