BREAKING NEWS: Large Scale Terrorist Attack in France -- Multiple Explosions, Gunfire! Death toll at

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[QUOTE=Pvt. Tibbles;49130486]I'm taking this from a comment on youtube.

It's honestly disgusting how the Tumblr hipster fucks are already trying to sweep Islamic elements under the rug.
They are making this false dichotomy that either you have to think EVERY Muslims are terrorists or EVERY terrorists are not 'real' Muslims.

How about this, you hipster fucks.

Not all Muslims are terrorists, you happy?
But you have to be a brain-dead piece of shit to not realize that there are religious elements in terrorism.

Listen.
If a Muslim shouts "ALLUHA AKBAR!" before firing dozens of machine-gun shots into an office building at Paris.
Do you think he meant, "Pardon me, where is the snack-bar?"

Plugging your ears, pretending to not hearing anything isn't going to help.
JF is right.
We need an atmosphere where we can openly talk about religious extremism without some SJWs shutting down the discussion with shit like: "Well, I HAVE A MUSLIM FRIEND AND SHE IS THE MOST NICE PERSON I'VE EVER MET, YOU RACIST WHITE PIGS! I'M OFFENDED!"•[/QUOTE]
This week on [url=http://thebiggestproblemintheuniverse.com/]The Biggest Problem in the Universe[/url], Dick Masterson brought in "Not all blank" Knee-Jerks as a problem. I think it's stupid, because saying "not all x" is a valid argument in certain contexts. It's not that not all Muslims are like this, but such an incredibly insignificant number of Muslims are actually terrorists, eliminating the idea that there's an explicit connection between the Muslim faith and terrorism.

Something the media glossed over was the fact that a lot of terrorist attacks in Europe pertain to national independence, and the fact that we've had [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charleston_church_shooting]non-Muslim terrorists[/url] as well. But you either won't hear about them or won't hear about them in the same wording we have offered the terrorists of the Middle East - they just flat out won't be called terrorists.

These people that are focused on trying to draw the connection between religion and terrorism need to look deeper past religion, because religion isn't the problem. If there was a genuine connection between that faith and terrorism, the rest of us would be [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charleston_church_shooting]so outnumbered[/url] and probably dead.