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Old 04-28-2017, 04:33 PM
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I watched all 30 seconds of the video! Twice! Not sure how good your german is, but u simply dont get what hes saying. Like I sad before: respect is what he asks for.

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Perhaps you didn't finish watching his comment and didn't get to the end where he said we will have to ask all women to wear them. Asking that you do something is not the same as you are allowed to wear what you want if you want, which is what he said first.

The way he says it doesn't imply that it will be a simple suggestion at some point to the native women of Austria.

I did vote for Trump, damn glad about it too.

I've been to Austria. Don't lose your beautiful country, people or way of life friend. You're on the path to a destination that will cost you all three from what I see.
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“We have brought the world together as far as we can politically. To bring about a true world government, the world must be brought together spiritually. What we need is a United Nations of Religions.” --Robert Muller, Former Assistant Secretary General of the UN.
This thing we most certainly do not need, nor should any sane man ever want.
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Old 04-28-2017, 04:53 PM
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Finally some one else realizes that 9/11, and all the bombings and beheadings are all part of a Christian conspiracy for world domination. Alla Akbar that, you fools
The Pretext of the Crusades were to

1) Gain back Christian territory

2) Defend Christians

3) Purify Christian lands

A lot of: "Oh no! Christians are under attack!" medieval arguments were used to justify war. Then the knights would come in and take over large swaths of land to "protect Christians."

These days -- the argument goes -- Western Democracy ideals have replaced Christian theology. But the same general practice is taking place in the Muslim and Eastern Orthodox world.

Edit: an important thing is understand is that religions used to be in charge of matters of state or shared power with military leaders (kings). So religion used to be the primary cohesion. Rather than Nationalism or Democratic Idealism.
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Old 04-28-2017, 05:20 PM
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The Pretext of the Crusades were to

1) Gain back Christian territory

2) Defend Christians

3) Purify Christian lands

A lot of: "Oh no! Christians are under attack!" medieval arguments were used to justify war. Then the knights would come in and take over large swaths of land to "protect Christians."

These days -- the argument goes -- Western Democracy ideals have replaced Christian theology. But the same general practice is taking place in the Muslim and Eastern Orthodox world.
Typical liberal leftist canned response adopted. Had nutin, nitin! to do with the imperial expansion of Islam including into the 'West. Islam dun did nutin!

But even so, you say "Christian" when that is not correct. These were European Catholics, which in fact don't nor ever did represent the whole of Christianity. In fact more Christians have probably been killed by Catholicism than any other peoples. In fact, the crusades were led by a Viking nation formed in the north of france. Though now embraced Catholicism, but still doing as Vikings do ... since Catholicism had always merged beliefs to a degree. You think you have history down, but that's just too much MTV for ya.

And even since then, Islam has never had a reformation, never an enlightening or any such movement, it just can't. It's not even a real religion at it's core, but purely an ideology. In Catholocism, it came from simply reading the bible again, because they had abandoned it for stuff they just made up. The bible, the NT specifically for the Church, never teaches conquest by the sword, in fact teaches against it. Islam does. So allah axbur mofo!
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Typical liberal leftist canned response adopted. Had nutin, nitin! to do with the imperial expansion of Islam including into the 'West. Islam dun did nutin!

But even so, you say "Christian" when that is not correct. These were European Catholics, which in fact don't nor ever did represent the whole of Christianity. In fact more Christians have probably been killed by Catholicism than any other peoples. In fact, the crusades were led by a Viking nation formed in the north of france. Though now embraced Catholicism, but still doing as Vikings do ... since Catholicism had always merged beliefs to a degree. You think you have history down, but that's just too much MTV for ya.

And even since then, Islam has never had a reformation, never an enlightening or any such movement, it just can't. It's not even a real religion at it's core, but purely an ideology. In Catholocism, it came from simply reading the bible again, because they had abandoned it for stuff they just made up. The bible, the NT specifically for the Church, never teaches conquest by the sword, in fact teaches against it. Islam does. So allah axbur mofo!
Islam has a court system that rules on matters as time changes. What a lot of people don't understand yet, is this court system is opposed to any kind of terrorist activity. So terrorist organizations such as ISIL -- have rejected the modern Islamic court system, and declared they have their own new pure court system. The thing is there is this old Islamic concept called Khawarij that says periodically violent religious radicals will rise up and falsely call themselves Muslim. ISIL basically fits the description.

Most people would consider Catholics "Christians" Daywolf. This is especially true before Martin Luther nailed a sheet of paper with 95 theses on the university's chapel door in October 31, 1517 (the first crusades started by like 1200 A.D.). But I guess you were probably brought up to believe only Protestants are Christians.
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Islam has a court system that rules on matters as time changes. What a lot of people don't understand yet, is this court system is opposed to any kind of terrorist activity. So terrorist organizations such as ISIL -- have rejected the modern Islamic court system, and declared they have their own new pure court system. The thing is there is this old Islamic concept called Khawarij that says periodically violent religious radicals will rise up and falsely call themselves Muslim. ISIL basically fits the description.

Most people would consider Catholics "Christians" Daywolf. This is especially true before Martin Luther nailed a sheet of paper with 95 theses on the university's chapel door in October 31, 1517 (the first crusades started by like 1200 A.D.). But I guess you were probably brought up to believe only Protestants are Christians.
historically accurate dunk, very naice!
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Old 04-28-2017, 09:56 PM
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A lot of: "Oh no! Christians are under attack!" medieval arguments were used to justify war.
Yes, it is really pretty silly to think one is under attack just because your head has been severed from your body. Typical straight white male response is to fight and go to war. One should always rely on negotiation, persuasion, and trying to understand the underlying reasons why those angry with you are upset. And, of course, global warming...
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Hah! Pokes jumping onto someone else's losing battle now. WTG!

Juri, do you know anything about any religions, anything at all for real? Christianity? Islam? Buddhism? Judaism? Hinduism? Something other than just globalist one world propaganda? Personally it's been fascinated me all my life, well apart from globalism :P

Even before the first crusade, Catholicism was it's own thing, a denomination, while other denominations were in existence. The primary other denomination at the time was in the East out of the Byzantine empire. These were all established hundreds of years before the crusades of the pope hat. There has never been a centralized ruling church since the first century where there were many independent Churches of the day.

It's just easiest to use the RCC to blanket attack everyone to make some deluded point and promote a brand of cultural Marxism or whatever. Yet while ignoring actual history.

Did you know that before the pope hats first crusades led by Vikings, that Muslims, Christians and Jews lived together in relative peace in the East? But not a utopian peace, that's for sure, no place where Islam had full control.

Islam started their Crusade 100's of years before the West stuck back, around 700 A.D. Here is a vid that will show the progression that you'd never ever see on MTV in 1 million years https://youtu.be/c7y2LRcf4kc

Yeah, just look at that battle map, and clearly shows you have no idea what you're talking about, other than shame on the West shame shame shame, as you've been told and accepted.

And Islam never went through a reformation. All of the Church denominations did in some respects, even the RCC (though that's going south now as it joins with your globalism which loves Islam). But only some of Islam ... which each time they all eventually get slaughtered because that is what their ideological book instructs them to do. While Christianity teaches: As Jesus said "My kingdom is not of this world", Islam is instructed to put the entire world under submission - which is what their book is named, Submission.

It's a political ideology, as it teaches, while the religion part is only second seat. So you can never have a reformation with your Islamic ideology, only be in submission to it.

This seems why the Left and Islam get together so well, for now anyway. They are both ideologies. And they will use each other at least while it is expedient, and then comes the head choppings.
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Old 04-29-2017, 09:20 AM
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This is what the map looked like in 1200 AD:

http://www.euratlas.net/history/europe/1200/index.html

Shit changes. That's how the world was back then. Warlords would invade territory because of religious reasons (Christian, Jewish, Buddhist, Hindu whatever) or because they could.

Muslims often invaded areas to "protect Muslims" in the same manner as Christians. Muslim bigshots were rich from shipping trade around the Indian Ocean -- they used the money to build Mosques and promote Islam (to promote more trade). Then when Islam converts were inevitably attacked in some city by the pagans (less often Christians), the bigshot sends in his army to "protect Muslims" and take a city.

Muslims and Christians are very similar is all I'm saying. They did the same kind of stuff. Your big point is Muslims did it first...whatever. That was in 700 fucking AD wasn't it?

Now a days. Christians and Muslims continue to be very similar IMO. They just can't see it.
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This is what the map looked like in 1200 AD:

http://www.euratlas.net/history/europe/1200/index.html

Shit changes. That's how the world was back then. Warlords would invade territory because of religious reasons (Christian, Jewish, Buddhist, Hindu whatever) or because they could.

Muslims often invaded areas to "protect Muslims" in the same manner as Christians. Muslim bigshots were rich from shipping trade around the Indian Ocean -- they used the money to build Mosques and promote Islam (to promote more trade). Then when Islam converts were inevitably attacked in some city by the pagans (less often Christians), the bigshot sends in his army to "protect Muslims" and take a city.

Muslims and Christians are very similar is all I'm saying. They did the same kind of stuff. Your big point is Muslims did it first...whatever. That was in 700 fucking AD wasn't it?

Now a days. Christians and Muslims continue to be very similar IMO. They just can't see it.
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