re: Are there any ISIS supporters on this board?

Tigerlaff

One sick bastard right here folks. I'd kick you in the nut in a second.

Child mutilation trumps and thing you may see good in ISIS.

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Tigerlaff

One sick bastard right here folks. I'd kick you in the nut in a second.

Child mutilation trumps and thing you may see good in ISIS.

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Did I ever say I condoned violence? No. Apparently you do, though.

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yea their version of sharia law, people die for doing things like, walking down the street,,, nice and orderly all right..

I'm sure they appreciate your support.

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Sharia law is a stabilizing force that, for better or worse, imposes order on society. In Iraq's case, the people appear to be coming down on the "better" side.

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Tigerlaff's argument is something along the lines of someone saying, "What about all the good things Hitler did?"

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Not even close. Then again, you don't hear about all the great things the Reich did either. Want to take a guess where all of our advancements in medicine came from in the 40s and 50s?

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I kind like Cheryl myself...but that choke thing is a little out there

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If only I was a cartoon...

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Yes you did.

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Did not. Quote me.

AINA News
ISIS in Mosul Marks Christian Homes, Patriarch Issues Urgent Appeal
Posted 2014-07-19 15:52 GMT

The Arabic letter "n" (inside red circle), signifying "Nasarah" (Christian), on a Christian home in Mosul.
(AINA) -- ISIS has begun marking Christian homes with the Arabic letter "n" which stands for the word "Nasrani" which means Christian in Arabic. The word comes from the name "Nestorian," historically attributed to the the Holy Apostolic Catholic Assyrian Church of the East, though it is incorrect. In addition, properties marked by ISIS have also been marked as "property of the Islamic State."
ISIS has also marked Shiite homes with the letter "r", signifying "rwafidh" (rejecters).

Chaldean Patriarch Louis Sako issued an urgent appeal in a letter on Thursday. The following is the full text of the letter.

Mosul Christians: Whither?
To all who have a living conscience in Iraq and all the world

To the voice of moderate brother Muslims who have a voice in Iraq and all the world

To all who have a concern that Iraq could remain a country for all His Children

To all leaders of thought and opinion

To all who announce the freedom of the human being

To all protectors of the dignity of human beings and of religion

PEACE AND MERCY FROM GOD!

The control exercised by the Islamist Jehadists upon the city of Mosul, and their proclamation of it as an Islamic State, after several days of calm and expectant watching of events, has now come to reflect negatively upon the Christian population of the city and its environs.

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SAN DIEGO - The radical Islamic group ISIS is making good on its threats to kill Iraqi Christians who refuse to convert.

The crisis is closely being followed by San Diego's Chaldean community, which is the second largest population of Iraqi Christians in the United States.

Local Chaldean leader Mark Arabo says what is happening in Iraq right now is truly a living nightmare.

"It's literally the worst it's ever been, not just for Chaldeans but for Christianity for the entire region," said Arabo, who is president of the Neighborhood Market Association.

The violence in Iraq has already displaced more than a million Iraqis of many faiths. Arabo explains that families' homes are being marked.

"This is their red stamp right here, that they are marking Christian homes," he said as he pointed to a photo from Iraq. "They are basically saying, 'We know who you are and when the holy month of Ramadan is over, your lives are in our hands.'"

Arabo says it is an all-too familiar reminder of what was done during the Holocaust, when Star of David symbols were painted on homes and businesses of Jewish people during the Nazi regime in Germany.

"This is a global humanitarian crisis and a Christian Holocaust is in our midst," Arabo added.

Fighters of the Islamic state of Iraq and Syria – or ISIS – have swept across Northern Iraq from Syria, leaving the red stamps and notes on doorsteps in their quest to take over Iraq.

"They are saying you need to convert to Islam, pay a fee or leave," said Arabo.

Or else many are facing mutilation, rape or beheading.

"We have to make sure we don't turn a blind eye to another Holocaust," said Arabo.

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isis is the most horrendous group of homicidal maniacs since the Mongol hordes of Genghis Khan. What terror it must be to live in an Iraqi or Syrian village under their rule! I feel so badly for the Arab Christians, who have been there for 1,800 years . Can we do something to save them?? (i'm an atheist btw)

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I kind like Cheryl myself...but that choke thing is a little out there

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Choke sex can be super hot.