Sacrifice ?

Submitted by Peter Hall (Australia), Nov 29, 2011 at 22:49

So when you mean sacrifice like Mohammed, I assume you mean sacrificing others?

Now tell me, what do you mean by Mohamed Sacrifice? I can only see where he kills Jews and non believers? So is that mean you are going to go and kill a non believer or Jew as a sacrifice?

Will blood satisfy your moon God Allah? What does your Astrologer say about where you should do this sacrificing? Say the temple with the piece of meteor in it that you Muslims worship in Mecca? Or do you believe it is a bit of moon rock?

Now will you be riding a winged horse that flies as well? Now tell me how many slaves of yours will you be releasing? I assume you wish to follow Mohamed in all ways don't you?

I Suggest that you go to a Muslim country with sharia law, because if you take what your right hand possesses, or have sex with a 9 yo girl, you will be arrested.

Does this desire to follow the example of Mohammed go to occupation as well? As I am not sure there are too many camel trains for you to rob, maybe you can visit Yemen; or villages of Jews to raid and plunder. The Jews are not as co operative any more, if you try and enslave them, they do not take kindly to that kind of think and will probably dispatch you to be with Mohammed a little sooner than you plan..

Well according to the UN, the UAE is still a country that does little to combat slavery. Do you have a young boy that you own as a jockey for the camel races?

As a man that comes from the land of sand, shopping centres and Russian hookers, I understand that you probably have a perverse view on what is moral and what is just, so I take that into account when you make such inane comments.

As to wanting to be like Mohammed, I have no desire to commit the crimes nor the numerous immoral acts he did. I think hell is what you describe as an Islamic ideal.

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