peaceful religion....yeah right

Submitted by Stu (Australia), May 18, 2009 at 23:46

I never said Muslims caused the financial crisis. I said they are rubbing their hands together in glee, and most are. As for your statements that you wish all on the world good things etc etc.......well you might.......but that is not what most Muslims wish for infidels.........thats everybody that is not Muslim for all non-muslim readers.

Have a look through history to see how your religion tolerates other cultures or beliefs or "sayings" You don't even have to look into history........look at present day Islamic countries........some with laws forbidding critisism of Islam with the death penalty for doing so......Apostasy (leaving Islam)..........death penalty in many Islamic countries........and jail and or whipping in nearly all. Stoning to death of anybody having sex to another apart from their married spouse........or spouses in your case because Islam allows mulitiple wives for men. Oh, I forgot........a man can also have sex with his slaves.........concubines........and infidel women in the house of war......(anywhere not run by Islamic law) The death penaly for merely being gay, whipping for consuming or possessing alchol, unregulated mixing of the genders..........even holding hands in public can get you imprisoned and tortured. Compulsory veiling for women........and beatings for not complying...........marriage of girls as young as 6 years old to men.

Yes your religion is a lovely religion of peace isn't it. I myself would be executed in an Islamic country just for making this post. What does that tell you about how tolerant Islam is of others opinions?

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