SHOULD WHITES GOT TO BED EARLY THIS NEW YEAR'S EVE?

As a boycott of the whole thing?

>>40

a system that reinforces groupthink and normie conformism

Otherwise known as a system of social organization. Conformity and groupthink are required for social cohesion.

>>39
Are you getting at something or just randomly posting thoughts?

>>42
Yes

>>22
>>33
It seems to me that although your comments are highly BOOK SMART, they have absolutely nothing to do with the real lived experience Muslims go through. I know a lot about this topic and must say that . . . . . if you don't have anything to say that's knowledgeable don't comment.

>>44
So you've got no arguments to the contrary? Thought so.

>>45
The contrary of what? Racist ivory tower intellectual rants from white males who have never experienced what Muslims do? My friend, the very land itself calls you foolish and wrongheaded.

>>46
If I would've experienced what Muslims do, I would be blasted to pieces or cut apart with shrapnel or shot to death at a concert in Paris.

>>46
Also Islam is not a race, you inbred asshead.

>>46
And I'm a White man, not a "male", you animal.

While I commend your hatred for religion, I seriously dispute your views of murdering all muslims because of it. It's akin to murdering all christians for fear that they might regress to middle-age fundamentalism, after all, wahhabism was exactly that, a regression. Who knows, your chrisitan neighbour might want to cut your hand off in the future.

To all of you arguing that this isn't about politics, you should be aware that muslim fundamentalist movements came to power by sole virtue of oil exports, not because they actually managed to compel a large mass of people to commit themselves to strict religious doctrine.

ISIS itself was able to become such a large organization by smuggling oil into Turkey, as much as Ahmet cries that it's all lies (the UN had been issuing warnings about ISIS oil smuggling for years now).
People are primal, they are attracted to riches and wordly pleasures first and religious illumination second. If ISIS has no shortage of people wanting to fight, it's because ISIS has no shortage of money to pay them for it and thus muslim extremism is as much of a geopolitical issue as it is a religious one. If niether ISIS nor wahhabist leaders had no money, you wouldn't be hearing about them.

>>50
Nothing wrong with the Christianity of the middle ages.

>>50
I didn't advocate murder of all Muslims. Instead, I advocated >>30
protection for people who leave Islam (because Muslims would like to murder them), and rightful oppression to those who want to hold on to the murder cult. For example, imposing an Islam tax and forbidding them to hold high governmental positions or hold classified information. Also a ban on Muslims in terrorism-sensitive locations like airports.
But no murder. They should be coerced out their violent religion peacefully. Any Christian, Jew, Hindu or Buddhist should support that, because people of all those religions are suffering at Islamic hands. Together we can make Muslims into full-fledged contributors to society.

>>51

muslim fundamentalist movements came to power by sole virtue of oil exports

Yeah, Afghanistan sure does a lot of oil exporting, that's why the Taliban came to power there. Also, Turkey, which is ruled by islamists, doesn't export much oil. Ooh, and Islamis Somalia which has recently banned Christmas is a real oil-basket there, right. And the 1979 islamic revolution in Iran was caused mostly by a revolt against Americans and Western secularization, not by oil.

There's no doubt that oil money, just like any easy money, can feed terrorism if it gets into the wrong hands. However, if your logic is that as soon as a moderately-Muslim nation gets a money fountain, it turns fundamentalist, then your view of Muslims is not much different from mine. Why didn't Norway turn fundamentalist once it found its ticket to the oil-paradise?