Living among kuffar? I see!

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Oct 1, 2012 at 08:49

Our dear slayhy el-tablighee whose hindu ancestors were brutalized by islam and who lives among kuffar that pay the cost of his health care and social benefits and who does not live among his Arab masters anymore and one wonder why

Freedom of speech If we mock back people they call it racism if we mock Jews they call it anti-semetism If we mock women they call it gender descrimination

Hello: you can mock anyone you want here in the US but in Canada where you live among kuffar this can bring you in big time trouble with the Canadian Human Rights Commission and you might even be deported and good riddance

if we attack religious sect, they call it Hate speech

Because it is hate speech and even criminal to utter the barbaric "kill the idolators" and to "incite" your followers to fight or to ask them to "terrorize" others

Now do you get it?

But when you attack Islam and Muhammad, you say it is freedom of speech

Sure you see our dear slayhy al-tablighee "claims invite scrutiny"! Islam and the so called rasul of islam have claims and all we kuffar prove to your likes that they are frauduelnt claims

But you know what? The major source of mocking the rasul of islam and of islam one can find it in the Qur'an or the funny hadith as in let us say breast feeding of the adult hadith: so you tell us our dear salyhy el-tablighee would you allow your daughter or wife to breast feed a co-worker? You tell us

You see if you do not like this bizarre stuff in the hadith and the bogus scinece in the Qur'an then get rid of them and good riddance

What a joke

Long time ago we established what the joke is

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