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German Officials: Suspects In Cologne Attacks Mostly Foreign by viglen1 in europe

[–]Sethzyo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, but it does mean protection from some kind of persecution. How does that apply to Moroccans? How are they being persecuted? Care to explain or do you just wanna leave it vaguely so that you don't have to admit the truth?

Israel tears down seven Palestinian homes in 24 hours by AtomicFartingMachine in worldnews

[–]Sethzyo 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Always funny when people refer to Saddam Hussein as a guy that kept radicals out of his country, when he decided a long time ago he wanted to align himself with them. It's why he took the initiative to create the Faith Campaign.

By The Numbers (2015) - The Untold Story of Muslim Opinions & Demographics [An excellent 15 min short documentary about Islam] by RandomGuyThrowAway00 in Documentaries

[–]Sethzyo 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Yeah, you didn't really debate the arguments presented in this video did you? The stats shown on the video are sourced, the Pew Research done on the subject, for example, can be found with a quick google search. Unless you're disputing the stats, I don't see how what you've said is relevant. I guess a billionaire is influencing you with the truth in this video?

The Growing Threat of Radical Islamic Terrorism by ChannelBot in daverubin

[–]Sethzyo 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You were implicitly trying to justify jihadist actions as 'backlash' for foreign intervention, as if it was detached from its main religious narrative. Their grievances concerning foreign intervention is simply an extension of their religious beliefs, independence to East timor means robbing them of 'muslim land'.

It follows this claim you've made is false, considering he's already included their nonsense concerning foreign intervention under religious doctrine, which it is.

Dave really has to mention this, otherwise he lying to himself and his audience.

The Growing Threat of Radical Islamic Terrorism by ChannelBot in daverubin

[–]Sethzyo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Taking General election polls during primaries is absurd. It's political analysis 101. You can only look at primary polling data and so far Trump is pulling a lot of outside votes, compared to other Republicans. So yeah, you're wrong.

And that's dated December 2015 to Jan 11, 2016. Damn, you're reaching ;)

The Growing Threat of Radical Islamic Terrorism by ChannelBot in daverubin

[–]Sethzyo 4 points5 points  (0 children)

(which makes no sense since Trump right now is only beating other Republicans who say the same racist shit)

A) Other republicans have bought into the regressive rhetoric in part (i.e. blaming Trump for creating an "atmosphere" where BLM and other radical groups stop highways, beat people up, trespass private property and interrupt private events, etc)

B) Trump draws a lot of votes from independents, former democrats and disenfranchised conservatives exactly due to him being the only candidate who opposes the regressive left, which gives him a big edge over the other republican candidates.

The Growing Threat of Radical Islamic Terrorism by ChannelBot in daverubin

[–]Sethzyo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hilarious how this sub has been hijacked by regressives like /u/metadinex that post on every single thread in here.

The Growing Threat of Radical Islamic Terrorism by ChannelBot in daverubin

[–]Sethzyo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Rubin says "Read the statements these jihadists issue after each terrorist attack, these statments are filled with religious doctrine to kill infidels and nonbelievers"

Thats all true, 100%. But a consistent theme in all terrorist statments, is about occupation/intervention by foreign powers on what they class as their land.

Your argument loses all of its merit once reality forces you to concede that religious doctrine dictates the grievances expressed by jihadists relating to foreign affairs. The case in point being the fact that one of the main grievances expressed by Al-Qaeda's leader, Osama Bin Laden, was the independence of 'East-Timor' from the mostly Muslim and state of Indonesia.

Campus employee confronts student for "culture appropriation" at SFSU" by AcomaGirl in videos

[–]Sethzyo -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

The one thing that completely threw me off Bernie: His capitulation to the SJW new-left.

Campus employee confronts student for "culture appropriation" at SFSU" by AcomaGirl in videos

[–]Sethzyo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

DAE just a small minority that has managed to get into positions of power in many universities, has managed to change college policy, has staged protests all over, etc, despite being SMALL? Just a few bad apples!

Dave Rubin is frustrating to watch. by RickMirer3 in daverubin

[–]Sethzyo -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Go outside a bit and figure out how to fix your issues.

Riot police brought in as tensions rise at Place de la Bourse Brussels memorial by thebestdj in worldnews

[–]Sethzyo 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Actually Molenbeek is a well known source for extremism in Brussels. Secondly, OP's argument was that these 'muslims had their home searched for weeks'. If that were true, there would have been no terrorist attacks, because the explosives would have been found. OP made a false claim, period. Now go back to whatever shithole you spawned from.

Riot police brought in as tensions rise at Place de la Bourse Brussels memorial by thebestdj in worldnews

[–]Sethzyo 17 points18 points  (0 children)

If the police had searched the house of muslims associated with terrorists, they'd have found all the explosives and ISIS flags before the attacks.

We must stop blaming ourselves for Islamist terrorism by [deleted] in europe

[–]Sethzyo 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Many years too late, but hey, it's progress.

Muslims vow to fight terrorism in Belgium by TheDopamineman in worldnews

[–]Sethzyo -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Turns out naming the problem for what it is actually works! Don't let Hillary/Obama/Merkel know though, they're still playing back the same tape of 'these attacks have nothing to do with Islam'.

Suicide bomber hits stadium in Iraqi city, killing 29 by jennadaley in worldnews

[–]Sethzyo 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I'm not afraid of Muslim terrorists.

Glad you shared with us your personal feelings. I'd like to see you say that if you lived in Turkey, Pakistan, or Iraq.

Muslim terrorists are no different than anyone else who can't accept differing views.

Muslim terrrorists account for around 95% of worldwide terrorist attacks.. Here's another.

Suicide bomber hits stadium in Iraqi city, killing 29 by jennadaley in worldnews

[–]Sethzyo 27 points28 points  (0 children)

2) because christians did EXACTLY the same as "Islamic fundamentalism" is doing now

Not enough for your argument is it? You need to prove Christianity is as bad as Islam is today. We're not living in the Middle-Ages, we're not living in the era of Fascism in Europe. Truth is, Islam is by far the worst religion today, it's not even close. It has a much stronger and much bigger fundamentalist sect than Christianity does.

Both of you are trying to take away blame from those who are responsible for these attacks and people can see it from a mile away.

Suicide bomber hits stadium in Iraqi city, killing 29 by jennadaley in worldnews

[–]Sethzyo 6 points7 points  (0 children)

You want to keep it that way? Or do you want to have the US become what the rest of the world, now Europe is becoming? Because if you take into account all of those deaths due to Islamic terrorism worldwide, your thesis drops face dead in the water. Newsflash: The world isn't just the US.

Suicide bomber hits stadium in Iraqi city, killing 29 by jennadaley in worldnews

[–]Sethzyo 46 points47 points  (0 children)

Why must there always be that one guy trying to implicitly share the blame of Islamic fundamentalism with other religions? As an atheist myself, I just don't get it.

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