Comments on: Did A’isha Weep? http://blog.jonolan.net/ethics-morality/did-aisha-weep/ The eclectic ramblings of jonolan Sun, 12 Feb 2012 18:56:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Cordoba House 1.0 | Reflections From a Murky Pond http://blog.jonolan.net/ethics-morality/did-aisha-weep/#comment-16777 Cordoba House 1.0 | Reflections From a Murky Pond Sun, 08 Aug 2010 16:36:34 +0000 http://blog.jonolan.net/?p=6449#comment-16777 [...] The conquest and ensuing rape and enslavement of much of Spain is still a “glorious” memory for Muslims and the “Great Mosque of Cordoba” is still an important symbol for their various tribes and far-flung nests. Even to this very day Muslims are more than willing to attack, maim, and gleefully kill anyone who prevents them from violating the sanctity of the cathedral in order mouth their prayers to Allah and His Pedophile Prophet. [...] [...] The conquest and ensuing rape and enslavement of much of Spain is still a “glorious” memory for Muslims and the “Great Mosque of Cordoba” is still an important symbol for their various tribes and far-flung nests. Even to this very day Muslims are more than willing to attack, maim, and gleefully kill anyone who prevents them from violating the sanctity of the cathedral in order mouth their prayers to Allah and His Pedophile Prophet. [...]

]]> By: American Shari’a? | Reflections From a Murky Pond http://blog.jonolan.net/ethics-morality/did-aisha-weep/#comment-16593 American Shari’a? | Reflections From a Murky Pond Thu, 29 Jul 2010 13:48:47 +0000 http://blog.jonolan.net/?p=6449#comment-16593 [...] This is proven by his placing the the cultural proclivities and beliefs of the cultists of the Pedophile Prophet, Muhammad over American law. The judge has by his own actions shown himself to be a traitor and an [...] [...] This is proven by his placing the the cultural proclivities and beliefs of the cultists of the Pedophile Prophet, Muhammad over American law. The judge has by his own actions shown himself to be a traitor and an [...]

]]> By: Khayyam http://blog.jonolan.net/ethics-morality/did-aisha-weep/#comment-16205 Khayyam Mon, 21 Jun 2010 05:28:58 +0000 http://blog.jonolan.net/?p=6449#comment-16205 @Nabiha, Do you really think that Prophet of Islam was a Wahhabi? And if problem is in Arab culture then there is no point of blaming Wahabbis as they emerged centuries after. Come on and get some informed and better understanding. @Nabiha, Do you really think that Prophet of Islam was a Wahhabi? And if problem is in Arab culture then there is no point of blaming Wahabbis as they emerged centuries after. Come on and get some informed and better understanding.

]]> By: Nabiha Meher http://blog.jonolan.net/ethics-morality/did-aisha-weep/#comment-13968 Nabiha Meher Sat, 09 Jan 2010 14:25:55 +0000 http://blog.jonolan.net/?p=6449#comment-13968 I'm also soooo sick of the apologists. It was wrong. It was disgusting. It cannot and should not be justified and it HAS given Muslims a justification to exploit and rape children. However, John, like I've said before, and like you've stated here, these Arab customs are dangerous and Wahabi ideas that push for shariah and do shit like this are ruining the world. Punjab used to be soooo matriarchal before the Wahabis arrived. This Wahabi ideal of living life exactly like Mohammad's is ludicrous and the fact is that they are constantly preaching this propaganda. The case in question is not something new or surprising; neither is it uncommon in that part of the Arab world. Do you know that there is a market here in Pakistan, in Baluchistan, where Arabs come to buy children? There is much child trafficking to the Gulf states. The treatment these children receive is horrifying... I’m also soooo sick of the apologists. It was wrong. It was disgusting. It cannot and should not be justified and it HAS given Muslims a justification to exploit and rape children. However, John, like I’ve said before, and like you’ve stated here, these Arab customs are dangerous and Wahabi ideas that push for shariah and do shit like this are ruining the world. Punjab used to be soooo matriarchal before the Wahabis arrived. This Wahabi ideal of living life exactly like Mohammad’s is ludicrous and the fact is that they are constantly preaching this propaganda. The case in question is not something new or surprising; neither is it uncommon in that part of the Arab world. Do you know that there is a market here in Pakistan, in Baluchistan, where Arabs come to buy children? There is much child trafficking to the Gulf states. The treatment these children receive is horrifying…

]]> By: Fucking For Allah | Reflections From a Murky Pond http://blog.jonolan.net/ethics-morality/did-aisha-weep/#comment-13289 Fucking For Allah | Reflections From a Murky Pond Sat, 28 Nov 2009 19:32:45 +0000 http://blog.jonolan.net/?p=6449#comment-13289 [...] certain Muslim predilections and Hezbollah’s expanding of mutaa to include, “virgins or girls who have never married [...] [...] certain Muslim predilections and Hezbollah’s expanding of mutaa to include, “virgins or girls who have never married [...]

]]> By: jonolan http://blog.jonolan.net/ethics-morality/did-aisha-weep/#comment-12925 jonolan Wed, 04 Nov 2009 19:02:32 +0000 http://blog.jonolan.net/?p=6449#comment-12925 Hmmm... My Türkiye is more than a little rusty, but I think the gist of your "shout" was general request or prayer for answers as to why the Muslims don't do something against me because of my words. Hmmm.... Well, if that translation is anything close to accurate, so much for the "religion of peace," but we all knew that was a lie in practice if not in original intent. Hmmm…

My Türkiye is more than a little rusty, but I think the gist of your “shout” was general request or prayer for answers as to why the Muslims don’t do something against me because of my words. Hmmm….

Well, if that translation is anything close to accurate, so much for the “religion of peace,” but we all knew that was a lie in practice if not in original intent.

]]> By: ADEM http://blog.jonolan.net/ethics-morality/did-aisha-weep/#comment-12924 ADEM Wed, 04 Nov 2009 18:23:53 +0000 http://blog.jonolan.net/?p=6449#comment-12924 GÜN GELECEK MUHAMMEDE DUA EDECEKS?N?Z B?Z S?Z?N D?N?ZE KAR?I B?R?EY YAPMIYORUZ NEDEN YAPIYORSUNUZ S?Z GÜN GELECEK MUHAMMEDE DUA EDECEKS?N?Z B?Z S?Z?N D?N?ZE KAR?I B?R?EY YAPMIYORUZ NEDEN YAPIYORSUNUZ S?Z

]]> By: ng lynd http://blog.jonolan.net/ethics-morality/did-aisha-weep/#comment-11400 ng lynd Thu, 21 May 2009 06:18:28 +0000 http://blog.jonolan.net/?p=6449#comment-11400 I think it is easy for those in groups that are not mainstream to claim the ignorance of whoever they are debating, because the tactic works so well. If someone disagrees with you on a cultural matter, no matter how educated or well-read on the topic the critic may be--or no matter how much exposure they have received on the issue at hand, thus making them far from ignorant to the truth--simply insist they are ignorant and this tends to have a profound silencing effect. In our strident PC culture, many dread being called ignorant, as it suggests that they are merely uncultured and uneducated people who react instead of think. It is a card to play that tends to work in the US. It does not work with me. An informed opinion is not an ignorant one, but again, this tactic works wonders against those who disagree with a different culture's standards. I think it is easy for those in groups that are not mainstream to claim the ignorance of whoever they are debating, because the tactic works so well. If someone disagrees with you on a cultural matter, no matter how educated or well-read on the topic the critic may be–or no matter how much exposure they have received on the issue at hand, thus making them far from ignorant to the truth–simply insist they are ignorant and this tends to have a profound silencing effect. In our strident PC culture, many dread being called ignorant, as it suggests that they are merely uncultured and uneducated people who react instead of think. It is a card to play that tends to work in the US. It does not work with me. An informed opinion is not an ignorant one, but again, this tactic works wonders against those who disagree with a different culture’s standards.

]]> By: Rayon Soleil http://blog.jonolan.net/ethics-morality/did-aisha-weep/#comment-11399 Rayon Soleil Thu, 21 May 2009 05:52:40 +0000 http://blog.jonolan.net/?p=6449#comment-11399 Ng Lynd, "When engaging in debate via the internet, it is wise to make sure you read poster’s comments in full and consider context before commenting in order to make a smart, insightful comment." that's fine. and how about you ? did you read all my comment from the beginning ? because i am sure you have missed my views related to your complaint about islam in the previous comment. i tell you, it is a disease of human being, easy to blame others while look at us, we are full of mistake too ! "I do not hate Muslims or Arab peoples. I do not like Islam, although I do not consider it to be something we are “at war” with, either. this statement is ignorant. or you just pretend as you are a friendly human being by saying so. or you want to play it safely because muslims can do something to protest you while ISLAM certainly will remain silent. it would be honest and appropriate if you say you hate a particular muslims or you hate some arab, because all who were done (as you said) the 'horrible" things, etc all the disgusting things as you said, were all HUMAN BEING. "Maybe, though, since she is coming here and willing to write out her thoughts, on some level she desires to debate the ideas?" last, i actually don't like to debate with just anyone. i dont want to waste my time for any blind and ignorant islam haters. here, i like to converse with Jonolan, eventhough some disagreement between us, because he is not the type who talk just anything bullshit and acting as if he knows everything about this subject. so this quality of him that makes me willing to go on in this discussion and other. Ng Lynd,

“When engaging in debate via the internet, it is wise to make sure you read poster’s comments in full and consider context before commenting in order to make a smart, insightful comment.”

that’s fine. and how about you ? did you read all my comment from the beginning ? because i am sure you have missed my views related to your complaint about islam in the previous comment. i tell you, it is a disease of human being, easy to blame others while look at us, we are full of mistake too !

“I do not hate Muslims or Arab peoples. I do not like Islam, although I do not consider it to be something we are “at war” with, either.

this statement is ignorant. or you just pretend as you are a friendly human being by saying so. or you want to play it safely because muslims can do something to protest you while ISLAM certainly will remain silent.
it would be honest and appropriate if you say you hate a particular muslims or you hate some arab, because all who were done (as you said) the ‘horrible” things, etc all the disgusting things as you said, were all HUMAN BEING.

“Maybe, though, since she is coming here and willing to write out her thoughts, on some level she desires to debate the ideas?”

last, i actually don’t like to debate with just anyone. i dont want to waste my time for any blind and ignorant islam haters. here, i like to converse with Jonolan, eventhough some disagreement between us, because he is not the type who talk just anything bullshit and acting as if he knows everything about this subject. so this quality of him that makes me willing to go on in this discussion and other.

]]> By: ng lynd http://blog.jonolan.net/ethics-morality/did-aisha-weep/#comment-11395 ng lynd Wed, 20 May 2009 23:15:23 +0000 http://blog.jonolan.net/?p=6449#comment-11395 That is a good thing to hear, I will check it out. That is a good thing to hear, I will check it out.

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