Thread:Comments:Twelve dead in shooting at offices of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo/Casus belli?/reply (10)

Well, I think I saw it. Thoguh I'm unsure which term is the most appropriate. Contradiction, discrepancy or perhaps oxymoron?

Removing ISIS "permanently from the Earth" seems comparable to removing the Muslims from Europe, albeit with the notable difference that the former scenario probably requires killing them. Unless the idea is to somehow talk the ISIS members into stop supporting ISIS. Behave, guys! But that sounds about as dangerous, insane and ineffective as setting your house ablaze to keep warm. So which "method" is the most draconian?

Kill innocent Muslims? I don't think I have suggested to kill anyone. So that's not "exactly what [I] advocate".

Are there any such thing as "innocent Muslims"? As I can gather, a Muslim is someone who follows Islam. Which probably is the largest and most dangerous religion and political movement that has ever existed. Certain translations of Islamic texts (the Quran and Hadith) that I've read, as well as comments from Muslim "leaders" living in this day and age, tell a whole lot of nasty things. Like that Muslims have a duty to kill those that convert from Islam, as well as non-Muslims that refuse to convert to Islam (save for Christians and Jews, that allegedly may get away with paying a tax called "jizya"). ''Freedom is the cancer. Islam is the answer.'' Violence (including torture and death penalty), animal abuse (halal slaughter), child abuse (circumcision), lies allowed if not encouraged (taqiya and kitman)... This sounds like a draft for a script for a horror movie. At it means that there are no Muslims that are "good people" or are not our mortal enemies. The last 1,400 years of history (since Islam were founded) shows that Muslims can't coexist peacefully with non-Muslims (and not neccesarily with other Muslims either).

So I wonder where "Faux-pas Pete" got this idea about "the vast majority of Muslims are good people" from. The best we can hope for, in my opinion, is that that comment was meant as sarcasm. Even if there was only one single Muslim (or anyone else that was obligated to kill me) anywhere on the planet, I would think there were too many of them. No, I don't know what the final solution is. Rather I'll describe the course of action mentioned as among the first steps to solve the problem. A neccesary but not sufficient step. If you believe you have one or more better idea(s), please let us know.

- Karsten B. Motvind.