Who ever heard of a Christian terrorist?

[mrswdk]

[saxitoxin]

I don't want to call all Christians terrorists. It's primarily the Catholic "religion" that concerns me. Their leaders have raped thousands of young boys and yet Obama allowed their head leader, Francis, to be wined and dined in the White House. Obama has not denounced the Catholics. He has been silent. So the question we need to ask is if the Catholic "religion" really is a peaceful religion or is it a rape cult?

Don't get me wrong, I think there are many "moderate" Catholics. My concern is that most of the "moderate" Catholics have been raped and so are probably wound-up on rape-juice (jizz) themselves. Plus, in the Catholic "religion," you have to swear to obey what the Leader says, even if he tells you to rape 4 year-old boys.

America's Founding Fathers had the courage to confront the Catholic desire for world conquest, why doesn't Obama? The First Continental Congress said:

• “Nor can we suppress our astonishment that a British Parliament should ever consent to establish in that country [Quebec] a religion [Catholicism] that has deluged your island in blood, and dispersed impiety, bigotry, persecution, murder, and rebellion through every part of the world.”

Obama is silent because he's Kenyan and the largest single church in Kenya is the Catholic Church (23.3% of the population).

America's founders were not Catholics and America was founded, in part, in opposition to Catholicism. At the Cathedral of St. Peter in Philly there have been multiple ass blasts targeting young boys. OP - please start a poll so we can see if the Catholics should be allowed to stay in the U.S. or not.

[riskllama]

Joey joe joe Jr. Shabbadoo

[notyou2]

We need to halt the influx of all catholic refugees IMMEDIATELY in all western countries.

[PLAYER57832]

Nice try. Every group has some extremist idiots. Discriminating against the vast majority increases, rather than decreases the hatred and thus the extremist attitudes.

I am fairly liberal, happy to live with all kinds of people, BUT... don't you DARE tell me I cannot believe what I believe or live in the way I want (as long as its not harmful to others).

Nothing makes people adhere to their religion, and to the more conservative among those religions, than attacks. Discussion.. fine. Attacks, particularly attacks based on unreasoned disdain -- not.

[mrswdk]

Terrorism and Catholicism actually have a close relationship spanning centuries.



Back in the 17th century, Guy Fawkes and a group of other Catholics devised a plot to detonate explosives under the British Parliament, in order to kill the king and decimate the government. Their motivation? To install a Catholic monarch on the British throne following the (plotted) death of the then King James I.

As it happens they were thwarted at the last minute, and Guy Fawkes was captured and executed. Every year on November 5th the British people mark his execution with bonfires and fireworks, lest they forget the insidious threat posed by radical Catholicism.

[PLAYER57832]

Terrorism and Catholicism actually have a close relationship spanning centuries.

Yes, so does Islam, so does Protestantism, so even do Hindus, and most definitely non religious athiests, etc, etc, etc...

The POINT is that you gain nothing by singling out these religions. It is the hatred, not the religion that is at fault.

[JBlombier]

It is the hatred, not the religion that is at fault.

Yep, but if our fellow forum friends would all agree on this seemingly obvious statement, Off-Topics would get less posts. And somehow the people here are always looking to get a rise out of people, ignoring valid points, just for the sake of getting the topics going.

Damn it, I might be doing the same thing right now. Never mind, carry on. I'll be in my box again for the next two months.

- JBlombier

[notyou2]

Terrorism and Catholicism actually have a close relationship spanning centuries.

Yes, so does Islam, so does Protestantism, so even do Hindus, and most definitely non religious athiests, etc, etc, etc...

The POINT is that you gain nothing by singling out these religions. It is the hatred, not the religion that is at fault.

I googled Atheist terrorist attacks and it came up with several religious sites calling people of other religions that are performing terrorist attacks atheists.

Why would religious people call other religious people atheists?


Ohhh, I get it. It suits their agenda.

Player, give us a list of avowed atheists and the dastardly terrorist attacks they have committed.

[Bernie Sanders]

Atheists are probably the only ones that should be allowed refugee status in Europe, Canada and U.S.

[waauw]

The mother of dragons has spoken, the catholics shall bend the knee!

[jimboston]

Christianity in general and Catholicism in particular both have histories full of actions which are evil.
There's no doubt about it.

Even in recent history, the Catholic Church HAS gotten away with terrible acts; and they HAVE NOT been held accountable by this Gov't. I'm not going to point the finger at Francis, but John Paul certainly knew about all the abuse of young boys going on in this country. In particular, former Cardinal Bernard Law of Boston was almost certainly criminally guilty of "aiding and abetting" pedophiles. Anyone who states otherwise is an idiot. There's no debate on the matter of Bernard Law. He was allowed to leave the country and that's a failing of both the Church and our Political Leadership here in Massachusetts.

That said, to call Christianity of Catholicism a "Terrorist Organization"... and compare it to ISIS or some group like that.

IT'S SIMPLY RIDICULOUS.

At least in the present day.

The Muslim Religion as a whole doesn't condone terrorism. However, I do believe there are a higher percentage of Muslims who could be labeled "terrorists"; than there are Christians who should share that label. I also feel that Muslims in general are more likely to turn a blind eye to terrorists and/or support them... this may be because (in general) they are more oppressed in other ways; or it may be due to other cultural factors.

My sole post in this thread. Goodbye.

[jgordon1111]

It seems everyone has forgotten the crusades

[jgordon1111]

Nice try. Every group has some extremist idiots. Discriminating against the vast majority increases, rather than decreases the hatred and thus the extremist attitudes.

I am fairly liberal, happy to live with all kinds of people, BUT... don't you DARE tell me I cannot believe what I believe or live in the way I want (as long as its not harmful to others).

Nothing makes people adhere to their religion, and to the more conservative among those religions, than attacks. Discussion.. fine. Attacks, particularly attacks based on unreasoned disdain -- not.

[jgordon1111]

Player adjusting your beliefs again it seems,don't dare tell you that homosexuals have the same rights as you do, as long as its not hurting others. Do tell how do gay people infringe on your rights?or harm you?

[waauw]

Player adjusting your beliefs again it seems,don't dare tell you that homosexuals have the same rights as you do, as long as its not hurting others. Do tell how do gay people infringe on your rights?or harm you?

When they dance, they make him feel all tingly inside.

#nohomo

[Bernie Sanders]

[saxitoxin]

When they dance, they make him feel all tingly inside.

kinda rude to post a pic of iAmCaffeine and mrswdk without their permission

[Phatscotty]

Christianity teaches it's followers to love their enemy. That doesn't mean it's 100% effective. That doesn't mean there isn't 1 person among billions who may not love their enemy. But that is on the person, not the religion. The religion of Christianity strives to shy away from terrorism. Other religions may embrace terrorism.

THAT is the difference

[saxitoxin]

However, I do believe there are a higher percentage of Muslims who could be labeled "terrorists"; than there are Christians who should share that label.

I agree, though, there are political rather than religious reasons for that. In any case, this is a thread about Catholics and whether or not they're dangerous and should be rounded up for the camps. The Catholics read a holy book that teaches people to engage in murder, bloodlust, pillage. Here are a number of passages:

• - "Do not think that I have come to bring peace to the earth. I have not come to bring peace, but a sword!" (Matthew 10:34)
  - "The Lord is a man of war: the Lord is his name.” (Exodus 15)
  - "“Every purpose is established by counsel: and with good advice make war.” (Proverbs 20:18)
  - "Slaves! Obey your earthly masters with fear and trembling!" (Ephesians 6:5)
  etc. etc.

We should not forget what founding father Samuel Adams warned us about the threat Catholics would pose to normal Americans:

• "Much more is to be dreaded from the growth of Popery in America, than from Stamp Acts or any other acts destructive of civil rights!"

With children being molested and raped left and right, it turns out Adams and others were right - Catholicism is even more of a threat to America than the British crown. Why doesn't Obama show more respect to the founding fathers warnings about Catholicism? When he invites the Beast of Rome into the White House he's basically pissing all over the legacy of the revolutionary patriots.

[jimboston]

However, I do believe there are a higher percentage of Muslims who could be labeled "terrorists"; than there are Christians who should share that label.

I agree, though, there are political rather than religious reasons for that.

I did say that it may be because they are "more oppressed" (i.e. political / economic), "or other cultural factors" (i.e. xenophobia; possibly due in part to years of oppression... internal or external; however BLAMED on external factros).

In any case, this is a thread about Catholics and whether or not they're dangerous and should be rounded up for the camps. The Catholics read a holy book that teaches people to engage in murder, bloodlust, pillage. Here are a number of passages:

• - "Do not think that I have come to bring peace to the earth. I have not come to bring peace, but a sword!" (Matthew 10:34)
  - "The Lord is a man of war: the Lord is his name.” (Exodus 15)
  - "“Every purpose is established by counsel: and with good advice make war.” (Proverbs 20:18)
  - "Slaves! Obey your earthly masters with fear and trembling!" (Ephesians 6:5)
  etc. etc.

Open the Holy Book from Islam, Judaism, or Christianity (and likely from others as well) and you will be able to find similar passages. Some here will tell you that these are euphemisms... and you are misinterpreting them. I don't want to get into that debate. I will say however, that if you want to label Christianity or Catholicism as a "Terroristic Religion"... then you really should just say "Organized Religion is a Terroristic Religion". Or maybe "Large Scale Organized Religion". Anything less and you are being dishonest.

We should not forget what founding father Samuel Adams warned us about the threat Catholics would pose to normal Americans:

• "Much more is to be dreaded from the growth of Popery in America, than from Stamp Acts or any other acts destructive of civil rights!"

OK... and because he's a "Founding Father" his words are now the new Gospel?

His comments sound biased... you'd say "racist" if he was classifying a race of people; there's no word for "religionist" that I know.

With children being molested and raped left and right, it turns out Adams and others were right - Catholicism is even more of a threat to America than the British crown. Why doesn't Obama show more respect to the founding fathers warnings about Catholicism? When he invites the Beast of Rome into the White House he's basically pissing all over the legacy of the revolutionary patriots.

That's a stretch even for you Saxi. Nice try though.

BTW, the Crown may have been a threat in 1775 or 1812... not really a threat anymore.

Neither is Catholicism.

Though I agree that Priests and Bishops and Cardinals should not be immune from our legal system.

[Dukasaur]

Terrorism and Catholicism actually have a close relationship spanning centuries.



Back in the 17th century, Guy Fawkes and a group of other Catholics devised a plot to detonate explosives under the British Parliament, in order to kill the king and decimate the government. Their motivation? To install a Catholic monarch on the British throne following the (plotted) death of the then King James I.

As it happens they were thwarted at the last minute, and Guy Fawkes was captured and executed. Every year on November 5th the British people mark his execution with bonfires and fireworks, lest they forget the insidious threat posed by radical Catholicism.

Terrorism, by definition, is the killing of innocent civilians. A targeted strike against the Parasites in Power is not terrorism, it is a coup d'etat. Guy Fawkes was a hero. Radical, yes. Unrealistic, definitely. But a terrorist? No.

[saxitoxin]

Here are a few to start ...

• - The National Liberation Front of Tripura (or NLFT) is a Christian terrorist organisation based in Tripura, India. It contains an estimated 550-850 members. The NLFT seeks to secede from India and establish an independent Tripuri state, and has actively participated in the Tripura Rebellion. The NLFT manifesto says that they want to expand what they describe as the kingdom of God and Jesus Christ in Tripura. In 2001, there were 826 reported terrorist attacks in Tripura, in which 405 people lost their lives and 481 kidnappings were made by the NLFT and related organisations such as the Christian All Tripura Tiger Force (ATTP). The BBC reported in 2005 that independent investigations as well as confessions from surrendered members showed that the NLFT had been making and selling pornography to finance their activities.
  
  
  - The Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), also known as the Lord's Resistance Movement, is a rebel group and heterodox Christian cult which operates in northern Uganda, South Sudan, the Central African Republic and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Its stated goals include ruling Uganda according to the Ten Commandments and Acholi nationalism. It is listed as a terrorist group by the United States and has been accused of widespread human rights violations, including murder, abduction, mutilation, child-sex slavery, and forcing children to participate in hostilities.
  
  
  - The Anti-balaka are Christian militias formed in the Central African Republic after the rise to power of Michel Djotodia in 2013. Some members have forcibly converted Muslims to Christianity. In 2014, Amnesty International reported several massacres committed by anti-balaka against Muslim civilians, forcing thousands of Muslims to flee the country.
  
  - The Kataeb Regulatory Forces were the military wing of the right-wing Lebanese Christian Kataeb Party, otherwise known as the Phalange, from 1961 to 1977. The Kataeb militia, which fought in the early years of the Lebanese civil war, was the predecessor of the Lebanese Forces. Apart from being implicated in the early April 1975 “Bus massacre” that helped trigger the civil war, the Kataeb RF perpetrated the infamous “Black Saturday” killingsthat killed about 200-300 Lebanese Muslim residents of East Beirut and drove many others out between December 1975 and January 1976. The Kataeb RF was equally involved in atrocities committed against rival Christian militias’ and their leaders, namely the Ehden massacre in June 1978 which cost the life of Tony Franjieh, head of the Marada Brigade, and the Safra massacre of July 1980, on which the Phalangists destroyed the NLP Tigers Militia (though they prudently allowed the Tigers’ own Commander Dany Chamoun to escape to exile).
  
  - The Nationalist Council of Nagaland (NSCN) is a Naga nationalist paramilitary group operating mainly in Northeast India, with minor activities in Northwest Myanmar. Its manifesto is based on a Baptist Christian religious outlook. NSCN is accused of carrying out the 1992–1993 ethnic cleansing of Kuki tribes in Manipur, said to have leave over 900 people dead. During that NSCN-IM operation, 350 Kuki villages were driven out and about 100,000 Kukis were turned into refugees.

[saxitoxin]

Some more teachings of the Catholic Church -

• The still active bulls of discovery of the Catholic Church state that “the Catholic faith and the Christian religion be exalted and be everywhere increased and spread and that nations be overthrown and brought to the faith itself.”

The Catholic Church's orders to engage in war and conquest against all non-Catholic peoples are the official teachings of the "religion." Yikes, these are dangerous people.

[KoolBak]

I like Christians....as long as they're properly cooked.....