Republicans: continued

[Brian Peacock]

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But I doubt you would understand her. She is an atheist who doesn't mind speaking critically of Islam, and I think that kind of talk is illegal in some of your countries. Heck, if I lived in such a country, I might try hard not to understand her also.

Lol. In which countries is it illegal to speak critically of Islam exactly? A bit of research night dispel your ignorance here, but then you wouldn't be able to keep making this point would you?

I guess the real question is why do you and the people whose views you regurgitate appear to prefer wilful ignorance over reality, and what broader purpose do you think the repitition of those kinds of lies serve (?)

[Cunt]

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But I doubt you would understand her. She is an atheist who doesn't mind speaking critically of Islam, and I think that kind of talk is illegal in some of your countries. Heck, if I lived in such a country, I might try hard not to understand her also.

Lol. In which countries is it illegal to speak critically of Islam exactly? A bit of research night dispel your ignorance here, but then you wouldn't be able to keep making this point would you?

I guess the real question is why do you and the people whose views you regurgitate appear to prefer wilful ignorance over reality, and what broader purpose do you think the repitition of those kinds of lies serve (?)

She lies? Where?

I already understand hate speech laws, so don't really care if you understand or don't. That Tommy Robinson guy is in the highest-security prison in the UK, for contempt of court. When is the last time a journalist was jailed for that? I think it's been awhile...

What's next? Jailing a guy for having a dog that makes fun of the World War 2 SS?

[Seabass]

Uh-oh! One loss for the Gipper!

Ronald Reagan called African diplomats ‘monkeys' in call to Richard Nixon – audio

[Cunt]

Right on cue, since you have to fabricate current racist incidents (like covington, or the smollett asshole) the only place left to find racism is in the past.

You've convinced me though. I'm not voting for Ronnie. Nevermind that he ended the cold war, he said a racism, so maybe we should have that wall re-built in Germany.

[Sean Hayden]

Sorry bout the ranting and raving guys.

I think I've figured out a response to a lot of Republican nonsense.

"Someone's already doing it"

[pErvinalia]

My response to conservative nonsense is to advocate mass extermination.

[Cunt]

My response to conservative nonsense is to advocate mass extermination.

It's funny how often the left ends up there.

The shitty thing about progressives is that they keep having to be MORE and MORE progressive. Never enough.

[Brian Peacock]

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But I doubt you would understand her. She is an atheist who doesn't mind speaking critically of Islam, and I think that kind of talk is illegal in some of your countries. Heck, if I lived in such a country, I might try hard not to understand her also.

Lol. In which countries is it illegal to speak critically of Islam exactly? A bit of research night dispel your ignorance here, but then you wouldn't be able to keep making this point would you?

I guess the real question is why do you and the people whose views you regurgitate appear to prefer wilful ignorance over reality, and what broader purpose do you think the repitition of those kinds of lies serve (?)

She lies? Where?

I already understand hate speech laws, so don't really care if you understand or don't. That Tommy Robinson guy is in the highest-security prison in the UK, for contempt of court. When is the last time a journalist was jailed for that? I think it's been awhile...

What's next? Jailing a guy for having a dog that makes fun of the World War 2 SS?

Red herring much? In which countries is it illegal to speak critically of Islam, exactly?

[Svartalf]

Try criticising islam in Saudi Arabia, Iran or Pakistan.

[pErvinalia]

And the UK.

[Cunt]

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Red herring much? In which countries is it illegal to speak critically of Islam, exactly?

You should ask Tommy Robinson. Of course, if your handlers have told you not to listen to him, you could instead listen to his jailers.

[Brian Peacock]

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Red herring much? In which countries is it illegal to speak critically of Islam, exactly?

You should ask Tommy Robinson. Of course, if your handlers have told you not to listen to him, you could instead listen to his jailers.

You'll have to show that he (or anyone in the UK) has been convicted for speaking critically of Islam to sustain your insinuation there - but really, in which countries is it illegal to speak critically of Islam, exactly?

[JimC]

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Red herring much? In which countries is it illegal to speak critically of Islam, exactly?

You should ask Tommy Robinson. Of course, if your handlers have told you not to listen to him, you could instead listen to his jailers.

As usual, you never answer the question...

It may well be that someone who is publicly critical of Islam will be criticised in turn, sometimes unfairly, by sections of the left; often, with accusations of racial bias. (But that is unsurprising, since many on the right weave their racism and Islamophobia together pretty seamlessly...)

That, however, is a far cry from it "being illegal"...

[Cunt]

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Red herring much? In which countries is it illegal to speak critically of Islam, exactly?

You should ask Tommy Robinson. Of course, if your handlers have told you not to listen to him, you could instead listen to his jailers.

You'll have to show that he (or anyone in the UK) has been convicted for speaking critically of Islam to sustain your insinuation there - but really, in which countries is it illegal to speak critically of Islam, exactly?

If you are really interested, give this a listen:

Trigger Warning!!!1! :

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3tVji ... ViQmgtws2Q

I just found it, so am going to check out her story a bit.

But if you are just playing pedant about my point, well, you go ahead, I guess.

It's not a simple issue, so trying to reduce it to the simple answers you are trying to find won't do. This woman is in danger of being sent home to Saudi Arabia, from Canada. She has been open about her experiences, and comments on the culture. I think she likes freedom, so you tell me, is it going to be a legal matter? Or will she be lawfully deported, then lawfully 'corrected' by the Saudi enforcement?

[pErvinalia]

Looks like you are avoiding the question again.