Sorry Dhimmi

Submitted by Ali Baba (United States), Mar 28, 2013 at 16:24

1) No the Qur'an does not say it is OK to drink alcohol. It merely points out that alcohol can be made from the process of fermentation. Perhaps you should enroll in basic English as well as Arabic...

2) The Qur'an also doesn't not make absolutist claims like you and say that alcohol is purely bad. It does however state that abstinence of alcohol is better for your overall health. Ask all your frat boy friends who've killed themselves in drunk driving accidents.

3) Sure, because this verse is not addressed to believers, but non-Muslims who have enough sense to think critically.

If you posit that eating "halal" meat is dangerous, then you've just admitted that eating meat from shechita is also dangerous since its the exact same process. Thats a no-no, Dhimmi, you are being an anti-semite.

As for your vegetarians...I hope you realize that cardiovascular disease takes DECADES to manifest itself, whereas things like Thiamine deficiency or B12 deficiency will kill you lickidy split. Ever heard of subacute combined degeneration of the spinal cord? Yeah see how long your vegan buddies last with out their CNS. I'll stick to my halal lambchop induced acute MI 45 years from now and try not to laugh hysterically.

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Btw, don't you find it amusing as to how frustrated and desperate you must be to resort to battling Muslims online? I'll bet it pisses you off to know that halal meat is available in the US, huh? Meat consecrated to that devil "moon god" available here...the travesty!

You can take your former tablighers - provided you actually know any to begin with - and we'll keep all the former church youth counsellors and former agnostics. Deal? You can think of it as being a modern day Treaty of Hudaibiya if you wish.

Down with the shari3h!

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