January 2, 201016 yr ^ lolwut? you didn't get that? weird...it's in english though :thinking: humm... i gotta clarify a point, i'm against that man who attacked the cartoonist...what he did was the worse thing ever but i HATE Kurt OK. and yes i am muslim. :)
January 2, 201016 yr humm... i gotta clarify a point, i'm against that man who attacked the cartoonist...what he did was the worse thing ever but i HATE Kurt OK. "Hate" is a very strong word, but being against the behaviour of both is fine, of course. However, ultimately, the only relevant issue is that whether you agree with what Kurt did or not, he didn't break DANISH law, whereas the man who tried to kill him did.;)
January 2, 201016 yr Author he didn't break DANISH law, whereas the man who tried to kill him did[/color].;) Good point, Mark.
January 2, 201016 yr "Hate" is a very strong word, but being against the behaviour of both is fine, of course. However, ultimately, the only relevant issue is that whether you agree with what Kurt did or not, he didn't break DANISH law, whereas the man who tried to kill him did.;) Fuck off Mark. you're always behind people looking for the little beast. i don't care about Danish law. civilised and rational people respect others religion and beliefs!!
January 2, 201016 yr We just need a few more incidents like this and finally people will see what a peaceful religion Islam really is!
January 2, 201016 yr i don't care about Danish law. civilised and rational people respect others religion and beliefs!! You should respect the laws of the country you're in, whether you're in Denmark, Saudi Arabia or China. If you're not prepared to, either go elsewhere or accept the consequences of your actions.;)
January 2, 201016 yr I don't think the law matters at all here. This strikes at the core of human essence and civility - one man violated the non-aggression principle!
January 2, 201016 yr You should respect the laws of the country you're in, whether you're in Denmark, Saudi Arabia or China. If you're not prepared to, either go elsewhere or accept the consequences of your actions.;) ohh really? maybe that's because i'm not enough civilized and rational. and i live in France btw.
January 2, 201016 yr I don't think the law matters at all here. This strikes at the core of human essence and civility - one man violated the non-aggression principle! And broke the law in the process.;)
January 2, 201016 yr ohh really? maybe that's because i'm not enough civilized and rational. Who said?:confused:
January 2, 201016 yr What's a law? You mean like gravity? ;) No, that's a song by Coldplay.:rolleyes:
January 2, 201016 yr We just need a few more incidents like this and finally people will see what a peaceful religion Islam really is! I don't think the law matters at all here. This strikes at the core of human essence and civility - one man violated the non-aggression principle! you are back! I have to agree with you about anarcho-capitalism (you used to have that on your siggy right? ) what i've learnt with the time is that all doctrines, are done to organize people to focus to one idea, but it all 'crash' at some point with other doctrines. whatever their names or points are it always leads to people fighting (religion, politic, philosophy, consumism...), and so they break stablished rules and rights as freedom of speech and so on, which are subjective and relative concepts (those change with the time and cultures). back on topic, sadly i'm not surprised it happened. is not the first time that events like that happen in human History. latins already said it: "Homo homini lupus est"
January 2, 201016 yr what i've learnt with the time is that all doctrines, are done to organize people to focus to one idea, but it all 'crash' at some point with other doctrines. whatever their names or points are it always leads to people fighting (religion, politic, philosophy, consumism...), and so they break stablished rules and rights as freedom of speech and so on, which are subjective and relative concepts (those change with the time and cultures). I couldn't have said it better myself! There is a strange tendency among people to believe that it's possible to strike a perfect balance with just the right laws, just the right level of taxes, just the right politicians... but inevitably the unintended consequences rain down every so often, and we write new laws or begin new governments while mumbling, "THIS won't happen again!" But it does. It's a cycle. But I don't believe it's in human nature to be violent, I think that's something we learn. It's been passed down through parent/child relationships since our Neanderthal ancestors were clubbing each other instead of trading. Trade is a fantastic concept because it recognizes that we are all equal, and we all have dignity and rights - the right to say "I accept" or "I refuse" to any offer. It's founded in empathy, which all children have. So even if you don't think there will ever be a voluntary society, or you find my single-mindedness to be too extremist for your liking... at least follow and teach your children the non-aggression principle. So they can recognize better when they've made a mistake, and why the world operates as it does.
January 3, 201016 yr latins already said it: "Homo homini lupus est" = Human-beings are total nut-jobs?:rolleyes:
January 3, 201016 yr I couldn't have said it better myself! There is a strange tendency among people to believe that it's possible to strike a perfect balance with just the right laws, just the right level of taxes, just the right politicians... but inevitably the unintended consequences rain down every so often, and we write new laws or begin new governments while mumbling, "THIS won't happen again!" But it does. It's a cycle. But I don't believe it's in human nature to be violent, I think that's something we learn. It's been passed down through parent/child relationships since our Neanderthal ancestors were clubbing each other instead of trading. Trade is a fantastic concept because it recognizes that we are all equal, and we all have dignity and rights - the right to say "I accept" or "I refuse" to any offer. It's founded in empathy, which all children have. So even if you don't think there will ever be a voluntary society, or you find my single-mindedness to be too extremist for your liking... at least follow and teach your children the non-aggression principle. So they can recognize better when they've made a mistake, and why the world operates as it does. Well I do agree with this. You are right, people aren't born aggressive, it is learned behaviour. However it's been done, these fanatics have been taught or brainwashed to be aggressive and hateful, and that's where the problem lies.;)
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