Re: Islamites Torture American Schoolkids

Karl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> ίΕΠΕ§§ wrote:
> > "Chris Morris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >>Please tell us how it is torturing school children to have them fast
> >>during the day
> > 
> > 
> > I wonder how well Johnny can pay attention in class when his stomach growls
> > all day.
> 
> You're entertaining. No problem with dropping cluster bombs that blow 
> off Iraqi kids' limbs, but squeamish about fasting! From the look of 
> many American schoolkids, a little fasting is exactly what they need.

Did I miss something? What did the original post have to do with
cluster bombs?
As far as I know, fasting is not a recommended part of a healthy
lifestyle, at least for children.

> 
> >>and write a paper on the experience to show them a
> >>little about another faith group and culture. Yeah you know would not
> >>want them to get past that narrow Christian world view and maybe come
> >>to realize there is more to the world than one narrow interruption of
> >>the Bible after all.
> > 
> > 
> > And instead replace it with an even narrower Islamic world-view?
> 
> In 2003, no world view is narrower than the American one. Americans 
> consistently come last place (well, second to Mexico) in international 
> tests of geographic knowledge.

It may have something to do with the fact that America is a
geographically isolated country. Or, the fact that America is, for
better or worse, a nation of immigrants. Or, perhaps, knowledge of the
type required in the test to which you refer is not really a valid
indicator of a broad world view. It might be interesting to know how
the Serbs, the Russians, the Syrians or the Iranians did on this
geography test. Let's get a little scientific and see what kind of
correlations fall out of this litmus test of world view to which you
refer...

But then, if you're starting from the premise that America is the most
criminal, exploitative, racist, anti-democratic war-monger nation in
history, then it shouldn't take too much effort to find "evidence"
that we also hold a "narrow world view". Heavens! I assume you'll be
leaving the US as soon as possible...


> 
> >>They might grow up to be thinking, feeling,
> >>educated individuals with minds of their own and that would be the end
> >>of Fundamentalist Christianity and the Republican Party all together.
> > 
> > 
> > All the dune coons have to do is tell their mullahs to go fuck themselves
> > and then they can join the rest of the secular world in the 21st Century.
> > 
> > 
> >>Wow, glad you showed us all the way.
> > 
> > 
> > Thanx.  At least the "Christian" West was able to let science and religion
> > go their separate paths via the Renaissance and Reformation, unlike Islam,
> > which remains stuck in the Middle Ages...
> 
> Explain why Bush is blocking stem cell research and attacking abortion 
> rights. Religion, science and politics have become intertwined. America 
> seems to have reverted to the Middle Ages.

And what kind of cell research and abortion rights do your Islamic
friends have? Ask your wife if she would prefer to live in Syria? In
Syria, a husband has the legal right to execute his wife if he
suspects her of infidelity. And if you are Christian, you had better
get those ideas of marrying your Muslim sweetheart right out of your
infidel head.

Here's a test for you: Name all the Muslim countries which are
democracies, have a free press, practice the rule of law, tolerate
religious minorities, and allow uninhibited scientific research.

You can have ALL the time you like.....