XPost: alt.religion.islam, soc.culture.iraq, soc.culture.german
XPost: soc.culture.french
From: hendrik.bendt@web.de
sorry wf3h, I can't take you for serious anymore.
wrote in message
news:3f8485b9.164189752@news.ptdprolog.net...
> >of course we see a threat in Islamic terrorism. and yes, terrorist's
> >activities around the world are presented to us in Germany. Of course I
> >cannot represent all Germans, but I think we have a better understanding
of
> >the problem.
>
> there's no proof that's the case.
that's why I said 'I think'
> if a child is born in the US, he's automatically a US citizen. if a
> child is born in germany to turkish parents he cant get german
> citizenship. if HE had children, they aren't german citizens, etc
> etc..
wrong.
> >I don't think there is a 'Islamic threat around the globe'. not yet.
>
> really? ever hear of bali? of mumbai where islamic terrorists killed
> over a dozen people last week?
that's not a global threat. It is present, but local. and it is an example
of what will happen more and more, if nobody will change their attitudes.
> you're a racist. you view arabs and muslims as subhuman without moral
> accountability.
hey kid, how do you come to this conclusion? you obviously didn't understand
a word I was saying. you really should come over to my place and tell me
such things in my face. where do you come from?
> >to come back to one of your questions:
> >I think if the US (and other nations of course, but the US as a main
> >influence power) does not change their position in the next decade, I
think
> >there will be a global threat of Islamic terror in the world.
> >what else would one expect?
>
> racist.
this is really a word you should know. try to use it in the correct context.
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