Hundreds of Muslims gather to celebrate funeral of man who beheaded French teacher

DrumSteve

I actually had a big reply done up about how the comparisons between the RA and this little **** head are ridiculous but I cannot be bothered.

Coillte_Bhoy

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Perhaps you can enlighten me as to what nation honored someone for beheading a civilian?

Err.. why are you repeating my question back to me? You even bolded the whole question, including the ?. Weird.

jaxxx

The true measure of a being is their ability to answer a direct question with a direct answer and not deflect it with utter irrelevant and irrational nonsense -> to which this applies to quite a few individuals.. .. .. including politicians of course. In fact it's nearly a prerequisite for politicians.. ..

Terrorist or freedom fighter. Freedom fighters aren't blinded by a book.. ..

RandRuns

Bowie wrote: »

I believe there's 1.8 billion in all.

Top class googling.

Any estimate for the "tiny minority" that support the use of violence to spread islam, and/or the use of violence against those that insult the prophet?

The same lads that talk about the tiny minority usually go quiet when that question is asked.

biko

Deleted User wrote: »

Yes, almost. Not completely, but almost. So even you disagree with yourself.

You seem to think that non-Muslim Chechens will disagree.

Ok, get one of the other Chechens to openly disagree with the beheading.
Can you find one source?

biko

biko wrote: »

You seem to think that non-Muslim Chechens will disagree.

No, I think that that some non-Muslim Chechens would agree and some would disagree.

biko wrote: »

Ok, get one of the other Chechens to openly disagree with the beheading.
Can you find one source?

That's not how statistics works. No statistician would ever claim that 100% of a population agrees on anything like this.

And the reason you can't find a source isn't because no Chechens disagrees with it, it's because they'd fear for their lives if they disagreed with it publicly.

statesaver

Deleted User wrote: »

And the reason you can't find a source isn't because no Chechens disagrees with it, it's because they'd fear for their lives if they disagreed with it publicly.

Like, would they be beheaded if they disagreed ?

John Doe1

Lux23 wrote: »

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/thousands-of-people-congregated-in-belfast-for-the-funeral-of-former-ira-man-1.4292668

Yea, you would never see anything like that happening here.

So you believe celebrating a funeral of a member of an organization which was involved in a civil war to restore civil rights and nationhood is the same as
lopping off the head of a civilian because he was trying to teach children a lesson?

Would i be right in assuming you are one of these disingenous left wingers who dont actually understand what liberalism is (or wilfully ignore liberal values to get woke points)?

Gervais08

John Doe1 wrote: »

So you believe celebrating a funeral of a member of an organization which was involved in a civil war to restore civil rights and nationhood is the same as
lopping off the head of a civilian because he was trying to teach children a lesson?

Would i be right in assuming you are one of these disingenous left wingers who dont actually understand what liberalism is (or wilfully ignore liberal values to get woke points)?

I’m going to say - yes. To both points.

dok_golf

Hundreds attended IRA funerals too

ElJeffe

dok_golf wrote: »

Hundreds attended IRA funerals too

Start a thread about it so. This one is about an Islamist scumbag.

John Doe1

dok_golf wrote: »

Hundreds attended IRA funerals too

Whats your point?

Because you could not possibly be making equivelance between that and this?

Surely....

Gervais08

dok_golf wrote: »

Hundreds attended IRA funerals too

Kindly provide one example of where an IRA member (any vintage from the 20s to the current dissidents) beheaded someone for showing a cartoon.

CtevenSrowder

biko wrote: »

Maybe you don't know what it's like there?
Chechnya is almost 100% Muslim, their president Ramzan Kadyrov is not only a devout Muslim but "Russia's number one Muslim".

Do you think they will oppose when a kafir (that's someone like you) disrespects Mohammad and gets a traditional Islamic punishment?

You said there 'aren't any Chechens' that would oppose what he did. A majority may not (even then I wouldn't be so sure) , but of course there are some. So in answer to your question, yes I think some would oppose it.

markodaly

seamus wrote: »

Large funerals for horrible murdering scumbags in their home town is not exactly a surprise.

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/976/cpsprodpb/174E1/production/_113175459_bobby_storey_funeral50.jpg

https://world.time.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/04/1667961061.jpg

Who is the funeral of the second person? Was that the Queen Mother? Not really the same thing now is it?

Edit: It was Thatcher? Well, she didn't murder anyone, so you are wrong there,... again Seamus.

Coillte_Bhoy

biko wrote: »

You seem to think that non-Muslim Chechens will disagree.

Ok, get one of the other Chechens to openly disagree with the beheading.
Can you find one source?

Yes the President himself condemned it, your comments on the Chechen people are disgracefu.

Gervais08

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Yes the President himself condemned it, your comments on the Chechen people are disgracefu.

He allowed the remains to come into the country - if he truly condemned it then he’d have let the ****er rot in an unmarked grave in France.

Stihl waters

Terrible decision by the french authorities, he should never have been seen again after his filthy body was mopped up, cremated and dumped in a bin was plenty good for him

Jequ0n

endacl wrote: »

They returned him to Chechnya? Were all the open landfill tipheads in France full? He could have fed a family of seagulls for a week.

French seagulls would have turned their beaks up at this offering

Hangdogroad

The Chechens are a strange bunch in general.

Jequ0n

Just another sign of capitulation if France (again) deems it safer to outsource the problem for fear of igniting riots etc. Nothing new but it has continuously worsened.


Every time I go back I feel less at home there

sbsquarepants

weldoninhio wrote: »

Jesus, your posts are pathetic. Back up your argument. What “freedom” was the head hacker fighting for??

The freedom to come to a foreign country and demand that the people born and bred there don't produce any doodles you may not like, obviously. Jaysus, try to keep up will you!



I'm fairly sure it's enshrined the declaration of human rights, probably somewhere in the small print!


They should have wrapped his body in old charlie hebdo pages and fúcked it into the sea. Scumbag.

Don't be that lefty who equates the funeral of a person who fought to remove a foreign occupying force and achieve civil rights etc., with a chap who hacked off the head of a school teacher in a street, because he didn't like what he was teaching in a country he wasn't a native of.

Not this time lads.

sbsquarepants

markodaly wrote: »

Who is the funeral of the second person? Was that the Queen Mother? Not really the same thing now is it?

Edit: It was Thatcher? Well, she didn't murder anyone, so you are wrong there,... again Seamus.

Do you not think she maybe had a small hand in the death of the hunger strikers?


Thatcher had plenty of blood on her hands, not just Irish blood either - the woman was about as vile a human being as you could find an example of. Good riddance to that horrible auld cúnt too!

thegills

Gervais08 wrote:

Oh here we ****ing go - the defenders are here.

Thought it was a fair point. McGuinness got a big send off too.

Eric Cartman

It is entirely possible to despise Sinn Fein / IRA supporters for say the likes of celebrating IRA men who contributed to atrocities like omagh or murdering jean mcconville for giving a british soldier water. That was wrong and people who subscribe to the SF/IRA ideology are supporting terrorism.

And condemn a nutter who is subscribed to the ideology of islam for murdering (in a barbaric way ) a teacher for teaching kids , or for murdering people for showing a cartoon , and say that was wrong and people who subscribe to the islamic ideology are supporting terrorism.

Both can be wrong...

Kivaro

This shoite again of posters trying to bring up the deeds of Irishmen when a Muslim goes bonkers and chops people's heads off in foreign lands, as if it was some type of justification for their actions.
It is really very poor logic, and obvious deflection at the very least.

Gervais08

thegills wrote: »

Thought it was a fair point. McGuinness got a big send off too.

Yeah I missed the part where he beheaded someone for a cartoon in the Daily Mail.

Ffs you people.

Wibbs

Kivaro wrote: »

This shoite again of posters trying to bring up the deeds of Irishmen when a Muslim goes bonkers and chops people's heads off in foreign lands, as if it was some type of justification for their actions.
It is really very poor logic, and obvious deflection at the very least.

It's more about the credo of cultural equivalence that has crept into the more insecure parts of the western psyche. A contortion of the old judge not lest ye be judged. Judgment of pretty much anything is out of bounds, except for those calling nonsense on the notion.

Eric Cartman wrote: »

It is entirely possible to despise Sinn Fein / IRA supporters for say the likes of celebrating IRA men who contributed to atrocities like omagh or murdering jean mcconville for giving a british soldier water. That was wrong and people who subscribe to the SF/IRA ideology are supporting terrorism.

And condemn a nutter who is subscribed to the ideology of islam for murdering (in a barbaric way ) a teacher for teaching kids , or for murdering people for showing a cartoon , and say that was wrong and people who subscribe to the islamic ideology are supporting terrorism.

Both can be wrong...

This.

stoneill

Blondini wrote: »

Don't remember Maggie Thatcher cutting a man's head off like a fcuking savage in broad daylight in the middle of a city. Must have missed that one.

It's a debatable point that what she did during her tenure was much worse and much longer lasting.