University Education Promotes Ignorance

Submitted by Infidel (Canada), Aug 21, 2006 at 02:17

Hey Uni student, you are such a thoughtful, forgiving, understanding, compassionate kind of student. You state, "maybe all they need is a little understanding and patience to get back to that point". What a great idea!

Why don't you start by asking the husbands, wives, children and friends of the approximately 3000 deceased due to the Sept 11/01 attacks to exercise a little sympathy and understanding for their killers. Why you may ask? Because the killers came from the most advanced civilization in the world, that blended Islamic beliefs with modern thought.

And let me explain your terminology of "blended Islamic beliefs and modern thought". The Islamic beliefs are that the world belongs to Allah and Muhammad, represented by the Muslims of today and the modern thought is, fly airplanes into buildings, explode bombs on airplanes, blow up trains and buses, destroy, kill by whatever means available until those Christians, Jews and Infidels submit to Islam.

By the way, you should pass the same advice to the insurance companies who will need to pay out around 100 billion dollars to cover the costs of this little misunderstanding. And yes, there is just as much similarity between Islam, Judaism and Christianity as there is between a cockroach and a University Professor with an IQ of 160. And if Islam comes from the same stem as Judaism and Christianity, then Einstein and monkeys had the same parents. I have to ask you, are you really a University Student? My point is that if you are, don't admit it, at least not if you're going to write more ....

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