Honestly. It scares me that I actually catch myself thinking 'why hasn't anyone succeeded in killing him yet?' It's like he just wants to taunt the few fundamentalists here into attacking him, just so he can prove his point of 'all muslims are terrorrists'
I bought the Koran a few years ago, but I have to admit I still haven't gotten past the first few pages. I'll force myself to read a bit every night in the upcoming year, lol.
Yeah, I have the same feeling. Sometimes I think he makes such speeches just so he can taunt people in reacting to them... and when they do, he can point a finger and say "See? I'm right! Now enprison all of them... or better yet, kick them out!"
What is also frightening is that that man and his "Party of Freedom" (*gag*) have so many seats in the Chamber. It means that there are a lot of people that actually agree with him. :[
I think - with the Koran, the Bible and just about any text - it's all about the interpretation. It's like that saying: "He who wants to hit a dog, can always find a stick", or whatever it is translated. Anyway: if you want to see a reason for violence and/or hatred, you will find it. The fact that it's found in a religious text is just icing on the cake.
Heh, you're right! And what about shrimps? Those are certainly creatures of the devil, and he who eats them should be quartered! :O And everybody knows dogs are way above women. Why, I don't know how they are even allowed to venture outside of their bedroom or kitchen. Their only purpose is to provide meals and and give birth to more children!
He has more of these absolutely brilliant insights. And every time I think that the man is absolutely crazy. A while ago, he tried to have the double nationality revoked... he was confusing nationality with loyalty. As if you couldn't be loyal to the country you lived in if you happened to be born in a different one!
He did what? Seriously... That guy needs to... needs to... I don't even know!
I read parts of the Koran, because I was curious. It preaches tolerance, respect and understanding. It says that whatever you call God, it's the same being so whatever religion you have, it's fine. I don't see the Bible saying that...
Comparable to Mein Kampf. I have no words for that man. I'm almost ashamed to live in the same city he comes from.
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I bought the Koran a few years ago, but I have to admit I still haven't gotten past the first few pages. I'll force myself to read a bit every night in the upcoming year, lol.
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What is also frightening is that that man and his "Party of Freedom" (*gag*) have so many seats in the Chamber. It means that there are a lot of people that actually agree with him. :[
I think - with the Koran, the Bible and just about any text - it's all about the interpretation. It's like that saying: "He who wants to hit a dog, can always find a stick", or whatever it is translated.
Anyway: if you want to see a reason for violence and/or hatred, you will find it. The fact that it's found in a religious text is just icing on the cake.
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And everybody knows dogs are way above women. Why, I don't know how they are even allowed to venture outside of their bedroom or kitchen. Their only purpose is to provide meals and and give birth to more children!
He has more of these absolutely brilliant insights. And every time I think that the man is absolutely crazy.
A while ago, he tried to have the double nationality revoked... he was confusing nationality with loyalty. As if you couldn't be loyal to the country you lived in if you happened to be born in a different one!
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I don't know exactly what is going on in Poland, but is it that bad?
(But let's hope PiS is facing a shattering loss, anyway.)
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I read parts of the Koran, because I was curious. It preaches tolerance, respect and understanding. It says that whatever you call God, it's the same being so whatever religion you have, it's fine. I don't see the Bible saying that...
Comparable to Mein Kampf. I have no words for that man. I'm almost ashamed to live in the same city he comes from.
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