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#172
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09-02-2014, 01:49 PM
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Re: ISIS Massive Execution
Firebomb mecca 10,000 times over, then give it to the Vatican and forceably convert the entire population and rename them Marranos. They want to deal with this shit in a medieval way, well lets do it they way they did in Granada in 1492, Conquest and Colonization.
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#173
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09-02-2014, 01:55 PM
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Re: ISIS Massive Execution
Agreed. As much I as I want to believe there is a cosmic karma justice system that deplores imbalance and seeks to keep everything even, it is merely a wish for humanity. Many of these men will just go on to their next bit of fun and lead their lives as if they did nothing wrong.
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#178
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09-03-2014, 01:03 PM
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Re: ISIS Massive Execution
That's right but most people don't understand this. ISIS is financed by Qatar's elite. It's also ironic that many of their soldiers were trained by U.S in Siria to fight Bashar Al Asad It seems U.S never learn, first time was Bin Ladin and Al Qaeda, and now ISIS... I just wonder how a government can be so stupid |
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#179
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09-03-2014, 01:11 PM
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Re: ISIS Massive Execution
Interesting take on "karma" I like it. I think the use is just wrong. But perhaps a better term is the "live by the sword, die by the sword." I don't believe in karma either but I understand the man's frustration with people that kill like this. Men like this probably don't have a lot to lose to begin with and don't care if they die by the sword. It isn't like they were recruited or joined ISIS from the suburbs and have Roth IRA accounts, medical, insurance, 401k etc. But I like your point on karma.
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