The superior heart, mind, morals and culture

Submitted by Jeff (United States), Dec 27, 2009 at 18:43

99% of your hypothetical cries against this great religion go unheard by Muslims…

No surprise there, in light of the fact that Spain translates more books into Spanish in one year than the Arab world has translated in the last 1000 years.

You ignore their psychology. They are very proud, aggressive and synical.

No, we're not ignoring you. We've noticed how aggressive Muslims are. It's called jihad.

They are also human.

Mmmmm.

If you keep attacking them and are caught in the open, you will get Perleskoni punch on face and you will learn not to attack your superior in heart, mind, morals and culture.

Spoken like a true Muslim, Ayad. You're superior. All non-muslims are inferior. That's why it's OK to kill them, enslave them, etc. Something of an attitude problem that Muslims share.

Yes, we've noticed that superior culture in the middle east, where the street riot has been raised to an art form, and comprises one of the two main modes of political expression (bullets being the other); where people riot over cartoons and teddy bears but don't complain a peep about Muslims blowing up mosques, markets, weddings, funerals, schools, playgrounds, etc. Where people complain about Western "intolerance" as they prohibit Christians from building churches and murder any Muslim who would like to convert. Where a woman can barely walk down the street without vile comments thrown at her.

You'll pardon my surprise concerning the fact that you avoid living in that superior culture and instead choose to live in dar al-Harb, Ayad. Am I correct in assuming that you'll be leaving Norway very soon, bound for the superior morals and culture of dar al-Islam?

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