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CRAZED MUSLIMS CONTINUE RIOTING IN FRANCE

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CRAZED MUSLIMS CONTINUE RIOTING IN FRANCE

BOO-HOO, I FEEL SO BAD FOR THE MUSLIMS AND THE FRENCH

from JoeUser Forums
I know this has been done, I mean articles about the riots in France, but I wanted to add a few choice words.

READ AT YOUR OWN RISK!! IT AIN'T PRETTY!!

Boo f*cking hoo France! Reap what you have sown, I am so happy to see MUSLIM UNREST in France, I hope more french are killed and Muslims continue to riot and kill too.

Maybe now Jockstrap Chirac and the oh so cowardly French will see what it is like to NOT APPEASE but to have to fight in your own country instead of helping the war on terror in MUSLIM countries where it belongs. It was only a matter of time till the constant cowardice of the French came back and bit them in the arse and I for one hope it never stops.

I want more riots in the E.U. done by crazed Muslims, causing billions of dollars of damage, maybe bring the already floundering economy of Europe to a standstill {as if it does not suck already!!!}

It's time that the Muslims are slapped down and put in a position of COOPERATING with civilized nations or die. No other way will stop these heathens from killing and maiming innocent people.

Let us see how the French who are mostly famous for how fast they can surrender deal with riots and destruction of Paris, one can only hope the blow up the Eiffel Tower or the arc de triumph!!! Maybe then they will understand that you cannot give in to any one peoples at the sake of others. http://www.semissourian.com/story/1124842.html http://breakingnews.iol.ie/news/story.asp?j=161505972&p=y6y5x6678 http://scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com/international.cfm?id=2200912005 http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20051105.wriots1105/BNStory/Front/
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Reply #26 from JoeUser Forums Top
#25 by Furry Canary
Sunday, November 06, 2005


And I'll stand by what I said too: 'I pity any self-appointed 'crusader' who values blind ideology and the self-delusion of moral superiority over human life.' Being willing for innocent lives to be sacrificed in the name of a political agenda makes you a supporter of terrorism, and no different from those you claim to despise.


I can appreciate your stance furry, but do you think you can make your points without trashing me as a person?
Reply #27 from JoeUser Forums Top
'I can appreciate your stance furry, but do you think you can make your points without trashing me as a person?'
MM, my intention is only to challenge your position, not to trash you as a person. If I have done so - and I concede that in the heat of the argument I may have inadvertently overstepped the line between the two - I offer my sincere apologies.
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Reply #28 from JoeUser Forums Top
27 by Furry Canary
Sunday, November 06, 2005


I offer my sincere apologies.


thank you! and accepted. Now we can continue to disagree with each other AND be big boys and girls.

Btw been a while since you have updated the latest in the birdcage {your grandchild}
Reply #29 from JoeUser Forums Top
And I bet you were one of the first to scream out at the people celebrating the attack on America.
Reply #30 from JoeUser Forums Top
#29 by AsWayOpens
Sunday, November 06, 2005


And I bet you were one of the first to scream out at the people celebrating the attack on America.


you would win that bet. But if you are not american and your country was attacked the way the united staes was how would you behave?
Reply #31 from JoeUser Forums Top
when I did drink, {boozer big time} I always thought California wines especially from Napa and Sonoma were every bit as good as French wines, and the amount of gold medals won in Europe from Cabernet, Merlot and zinfandel prove it.

Our chardonnes are comparable with anything the french make.

The only wine what the french make superior to California is champagne.




Actually, I'm partial to Virginia wines.
Reply #32 from JoeUser Forums Top
31 by MasonM
Sunday, November 06, 2005


Actually, I'm partial to Virginia wines.


hate showing my ignorance, but "virginia makes wines"?
Reply #33 from JoeUser Forums Top
hate showing my ignorance, but "virginia makes wines"?


Third largest state behind California and New York! ANd ours is of course the best!
Reply #34 from JoeUser Forums Top
33 by Dr. Guy
Sunday, November 06, 2005


hate showing my ignorance, but "Virginia makes wines"?


Third largest state behind California and New York! And ours is of course the best!


ummm ok doc if you say so {dripping sarcasm} {upper lip curled} and wide eyed look of innocence.
Reply #35 from JoeUser Forums Top
LOL, Chateau Morriset, located in the Blue Ridge Mountains, is one of the best lines of wines of which I have ever partaken.
Reply #36 from JoeUser Forums Top
35 by Masons
Sunday, November 06, 2005


LOL, Chateau Morissette, located in the Blue Ridge Mountains, is one of the best lines of wines of which I have ever partaken.


hmmmmmm so alanis not only sings {badly} but she makes whines? heh
Reply #37 from JoeUser Forums Top
A joke: why are men from India so happy on their wedding night when they marry a woman from a high caste?
Reply #38 from JoeUser Forums Top

Third largest state behind California and New York! ANd ours is of course the best!


I beg to differ.... but MANISHEWITZ is the best.... ranking very close to MOGAN DAVID!
Reply #39 from JoeUser Forums Top
38 by Manopeace
Sunday, November 06, 2005


Third largest state behind California and New York! ANd ours is of course the best!


I beg to differ.... but MANISHEWITZ is the best.... ranking very close to MOGAN DAVID!


I remember as a child during passover, my father pouring a 1/2 glass of water into about 2 ounces of wine so I could join in toasting passover.

thank you for causing this memory to surface mano.

elie
Reply #40 from JoeUser Forums Top
I beg to differ.... but MANISHEWITZ is the best.... ranking very close to MOGAN DAVID!


When I worked at the 7-11, they were the biggest sellers - to the winos. When I said, best, I meant for the pinkie finger crooked crowd.
Reply #41 from JoeUser Forums Top
thank you for causing this memory to surface mano.


come visit and I promist many memories will resurfice...

they were the biggest sellers


see... toldya!
Reply #42 from JoeUser Forums Top
old commercial I remember from childhood about wine:

What's the WORD! ThunderBIRD!

what's the PRICE!? 20 twice. {for the imagineation and math challenged that comes to 40 cents a bottle.
Reply #43 from JoeUser Forums Top
still waiting for someone to ask about my joke!!!
Reply #44 from JoeUser Forums Top
" instead of helping the war on terror in MUSLIM countries where it belongs."

What have the riots got to do with the war on terror? They are not rioting in the name of any terrorist cause they are rioting about social issues, which was sparked by the deaths of two youths from poor areas.

The fact you see this as some kind of anti-western riot shows massive misjudgement.
Reply #45 from JoeUser Forums Top
" if it takes some more innocent deaths to get all of Europe into the "game" then so be it."

How can this be so when most of America isn't playing "the game" as you so offensively put it?

Perhaps they have a different way of playing the game?
Reply #46 from JoeUser Forums Top
#44 by Bobby (Anonymous user)
Sunday, November 06, 2005


What have the riots got to do with the war on terror? They are not rioting in the name of any terrorist cause they are rioting about social issues, which was sparked by the deaths of two youths from poor areas.

The fact you see this as some kind of anti-western riot shows massive misjudgement.


I see, so it's ok to riot and cause destruction because 2 youths were killed?
Reply #47 from JoeUser Forums Top
Where did I say it was okay to do so? I simply stated that the event was the catalyst for the rioting. It is not agreement to acknowledge reason.
Reply #48 from JoeUser Forums Top
Reply By: Bobby(Anonymous User)Posted: Sunday, November 06, 2005Where did I say it was okay to do so? I simply stated that the event was the catalyst for the rioting. It is not agreement to acknowledge reason.


"REASON" in almost any instance of criminal acts, is an excuse < If I say I punched you because you looked at me funny, am I not trying to excuse my act of violence? there by excusing me for it?
Reply #49 from JoeUser Forums Top
Reply By: Bobby(Anonymous User)Posted: Sunday, November 06, 2005" if it takes some more innocent deaths to get all of Europe into the "game" then so be it."How can this be so when most of America isn't playing "the game" as you so offensively put it?Perhaps they have a different way of playing the game?


The way the war is being portrayed, by the entire leftwing and the elite media is the reason for the discontent about the war, I lived throught this once during the vietnam war, In that war we never lost a major engagement yet the way the news "said" what was going down the public grew unhappy with events as they were being "lied" about.
Reply #50 from JoeUser Forums Top
"If I say I punched you because you looked at me funny, am I not trying to excuse my act of violence? there by excusing me for it?"

At no point have I excused their actions, it is evident that what they are doing is criminal. But it is also valuable to look at the reasoning behind the events despite not accepting the motive as valid. This does not have the marks of an organized Jihadist uprising, religion is clearly not the fuel for this fire. It is a disorganized riot, which appears to have been sparked by perceived police brutality on the part of these lower class communities.