adaher, you cowardly shit

[GIGObuster]

@magellan01

ISIL wants you to argue against people like adhere, as it creates tension in within their enemy, which will make them weaker, tearing apart the fabric o the country and the unity that would make it strong.

Well adaher adheres to bigotry , so that is normal.

@magellan01

Send yourself another fruit basket, you fucking dolt.

Says the guy who can not ever figure out that his sources are full of it.

[Do_Not_Taunt]

@iiandyiiii

adaher says nuking Syria wouldn’t weaken America (except “morally”, whatever that means):

Let’s just do it then. I’m sure we can replace Syria with something terrific.

[GIGObuster]

@Do_Not_Taunt

Let’s just do it then. I’m sure we can replace Syria with something terrific.

“It’s gonna be huge!” -Donald Trump.

[Love_Rhombus]

Of course there’s a danger. But if you only are kind when it costs you nothing, then you’re not a very good person.

[adaher]

Best argument of the thread, I have to admit.

[ElvisL1ves]

@elucidator

A shower and a job? Did you forget “haircut”?

And some shoes, and take off that tie-died T-shirt and the peace medallion, and put down the wacky tobacky.

[Euphonious_Polemic]

@magellan01

Send yourself another fruit basket, you fucking dolt.

Keep doing the work of ISIL for them, you fucking terrorist supporter. Do you get a newsletter from them to parrrot from or what?

[Euphonious_Polemic]

Police believe attackers used forged passports to stigmatize refugees

There is evidence the Syrian passport found near the body of one of the Paris attackers is a fake. In the days since the attack multiple copies of that passport have turned up.

A reporter with England’s MailOnline bought a forged Syrian passport with that same name.

And yet that does not stop our resident terrorist supporters here on these boards from using this ISIL propaganda to support their cause.

ISIL relies on “home-grown” supporters to carry out their evil plans. And how to get those? Why just enlist the aid of those who would stigmatize, marginalize and seek to keep Muslim refugees out of the west. These kind of people are the best friends ISIL ever had. ISIL can point to these anti-Muslim folks and say “See, Muslims of the west? You are hated! You are marginalized! Your only hope is to join us and fight them.” This is how they gain converts in the west. And they can thank their nice supporters here for that.

[Do_Not_Taunt]

@adaher

Hoo boy. I thought we’d dispensed with those idiotic arguments several years ago. ISIS recruitment is based more on the success of their objectives(as in, conquering the Islamic world and establishing a new caliphate) than Western actions. To the extent that Western actions have provoked ISIS, it’s the big ass bombs we’re dropping that are having the biggest effect. US discrimination against people who don’t even have a right to come to this country in the first place unless we feel like letting them is pretty small potatoes by comparison. When a terrorist attack occurs and the terrorists cite the awfulness of our refugee asylum policy, wake me up.

This argument is particularly rich given that our immigration policy has always been discriminatory, with its effects even more discriminatory, yet there have been precisely zero terrorist attacks from slighted immigrant groups over the unjustness of our policy.

Ok, adaher, say that, hypothetically, in the coming days we find that the story Euphonious Polemic cited is completely true: no refugees were involved, and ISIS clearly faked the passports of refugees in order to elicit fear of refugees in Western countries. Would this finding have any impact on your analysis here?

[adaher]

I wonder if this might change your defense of our supposed lack of a religious test:

http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/patrick-goodenough/syrian-christians-are-greatest-peril-least-likely-be-admitted

(CNSNews.com) – President Obama said Monday that calls from some quarters for the U.S. to admit only Christian refugees from Syria were “shameful,” yet the reality is that today’s refugee system discriminates, not against Syrian Muslims, but against Christians and other non-Muslim minorities.

Critics say this is because the federal government relies on the United Nations in the refugee application process – and since Syrian Christians are often afraid to register with the U.N., they and other non-Muslims are left out.

Fleeing persecution at the hands of Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and other jihadist groups, Syrian Christians generally avoid U.N. refugee camps because they are targeted there too.

Okay, so if they are targeted at the camps, that means the camps consist of extremists, who weren’t afraid to register as refugees. Let’s let them in, while effectively excluding Christians. Brilliant policy, Mr. President!

[Do_Not_Taunt]

@adaher

I wonder if this might change your defense of our supposed lack of a religious test:

http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/patrick-goodenough/syrian-christians-are-greatest-peril-least-likely-be-admitted

If there is a real effect here, I would certainly be open to trying to seek out Syrian Christians and resettle them here. I would not be open to only opening our borders to Syrian Christians. I can’t imagine why you think I would be.

Okay, so if they are targeted at the camps, that means the camps consist of extremists

That makes no goddamn sense, and I’m starting to think Muslim equals extremist in your mind.

[Superdude]

@adaher

I wonder if this might change your defense of our supposed lack of a religious test:

http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/patrick-goodenough/syrian-christians-are-greatest-peril-least-likely-be-admitted

Okay, so if they are targeted at the camps, that means the camps consist of extremists, who weren’t afraid to register as refugees. Let’s let them in, while effectively excluding Christians. Brilliant policy, Mr. President!

If you ever had an original thought, it would be your first.

[running_coach]

@Do_Not_Taunt

If there is a real effect here, I would certainly be open to trying to seek out Syrian Christians and resettle them here. I would not be open to only opening our borders to Syrian Christians. I can’t imagine why you think I would be.

That makes no goddamn sense, and I’m starting to think Muslim equals extremist in your mind.

There’s a bunch of right-wing/christian/British sites all repeating the same story. No proof, no actual stories by even one victim, nothing but wild stories.
Like this one: Heading for Britain: ISIS sends ASSASSINS into UN refugee camps to murder Christians.

And yet, strangely enough, no bodies. No stories. Not one aid worker getting proof out. Nothing but wild stories of mass executions.

[GIGObuster]

@Do_Not_Taunt

That makes no goddamn sense, and I’m starting to think Muslim equals extremist in your mind.

Indeed it makes no sense, adaher is sounding more stupid that I thought it was possible.

BTW the ones that checked before found that it was false to claim that the system discriminates against Christians.

Donald Trump says if you're from Syria and a Christian, you can't come to the...

“The U.S. refugee resettlement program is open to Muslims and Christians, as well as to members of other targeted religious groups,” said Jennifer Moore, a law professor at the University of New Mexico.

Karen Jacobsen, a professor at Tufts University’s Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy, agreed, calling Trump’s charge “completely untrue.”

“The U.S. government does not discriminate on the basis of religion in refugee admission or resettlement, and if you look at refugee admissions by religion over the past 10 years, rather than just at the Syrian refugees in the past few years, there are likely more Christians than Muslims,” Jacobsen said.

Representatives of three human-rights groups we contacted – Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and the Refugee Council USA – also agreed that Trump’s accusation is off-base.

Geoffrey Mock, the Syrian country specialist for Amnesty International USA, agreed, adding that he has “worked with Christians from Egypt and Syria, so I know they are getting in.”

Trump said that “if you’re from Syria and you’re a Christian, you cannot come into this country” as a refugee. This is wrong on its face – a small number of Syrian Christians been admitted as refugees over the past nine months – and also false in spirit, since there is nothing in the United States’ laws or regulations that discriminates against Christian refugees. We rate the claim False.

[GIGObuster]

@running_coach

There’s a bunch of right-wing/christian/British sites all repeating the same story. No proof, no actual stories by even one victim, nothing but wild stories.
Like this one: Heading for Britain: ISIS sends ASSASSINS into UN refugee camps to murder Christians.

And yet, strangely enough, no bodies. No stories. Not one aid worker getting proof out. Nothing but wild stories of mass executions.

Interestingly, actually not much, the tale of the terrorist Muslim that repented because he saw the Christians helping selflessly in a refugee camp does sound like a tale Jack Chick would come up with.

[Do_Not_Taunt]

@running_coach

There’s a bunch of right-wing/christian/British sites all repeating the same story. No proof, no actual stories by even one victim, nothing but wild stories.
Like this one: Heading for Britain: ISIS sends ASSASSINS into UN refugee camps to murder Christians.

And yet, strangely enough, no bodies. No stories. Not one aid worker getting proof out. Nothing but wild stories of mass executions.

Thanks, and to GIGOBuster as well. I want to emphasize the big “if” in my earlier post.

[Hector_St_Clare]

@adaher

My favorite was a recent NY Times article that said we shouldn’t accept Cuban doctors as asylum cases because it messed up Cuba’s health care system…

I very rarely agree with the New York Times, but I think they’re quite right about that. What is it you’re disagreeing with exactly?

[Morgenstern]

@running_coach

There’s a bunch of right-wing/christian/British sites all repeating the same story. No proof, no actual stories by even one victim, nothing but wild stories.
Like this one: Heading for Britain: ISIS sends ASSASSINS into UN refugee camps to murder Christians.

And yet, strangely enough, no bodies. No stories. Not one aid worker getting proof out. Nothing but wild stories of mass executions.

It’s hard to believe much of anything here. But there’s plenty of press about it…
I can’t fault those who choose to error on the side of caution in this.
ISIS fighters infiltrating Syrian refugees, UK is warned
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/isis-fighters-infiltrating-syrian-refugees-uk-is-warned/article/2572051

The Syrian operative claimed more than 4,000 covert ISIS gunmen had been smuggled into western nations – hidden amongst innocent refugees.
Islamic State reveals it has smuggled THOUSANDS of extremists into Europe | World | News | Express.co.uk

Officials warn 20,000 ISIS jihadis ‘have infiltrated Syrian refugee camps’
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/officials-warn-20000-isis-jihadis-6443516

*‘Just wait’: ISIS agent bares thousands of terrorists smuggled into Europe together with… *

'Just wait': ISIS agent bares thousands of terrorists smuggled into Europe...

[Hector_St_Clare]

@adaher

THat’s already happened in Europe. That’s kinda the problem. And bringing in refugees does not make them welcome. Which is why as a practical matter, the PResident is going to have to send them to states that are willing to take them. Congress won’t appropriate the money, the states won’t help, so that leaves the states that will, which are also presumably more enlightened about receiving Syrian refugees.

Europe has tended to be less democratically accountable about asylum policy, which might make the elite feel good about themselves, but has also created the problem Europe has now, which is hostility to immigrants and the rise of right wing anti-immigrant parties. You’ll notice that even on our hardest right in the US, we pay tribute to immigration and actually support letting a LOT of people into this country. The real fault line in US politics is illegal immigration, whereas in Europe it’s immigration period.

Which is probably a good argument for having them to America, instead of Europe. I really, really, really don’t want European countries to lose their ethnic, cultural and religious identity, but America has always been an immigrant nation and we don’t really have a native ethnic/religious/cultural identity to lose.

Some of the eastern European countries, for what it’s worth, have said they are only taking Christians, which is probably what I would do if I was running Poland, but I’m not Polish, I’m American. I’m not really in favour of cultural diversity or mass immigration in general (to say the least) but I’d rather the Syrians come here than to Europe.

[running_coach]

@Morgenstern

It’s hard to believe much of anything here. But there’s plenty of press about it…
I can’t fault those who choose to error on the side of caution in this.
ISIS fighters infiltrating Syrian refugees, UK is warned
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/isis-fighters-infiltrating-syrian-refugees-uk-is-warned/article/2572051

The Syrian operative claimed more than 4,000 covert ISIS gunmen had been smuggled into western nations – hidden amongst innocent refugees.
Islamic State reveals it has smuggled THOUSANDS of extremists into Europe | World | News | Express.co.uk

Officials warn 20,000 ISIS jihadis ‘have infiltrated Syrian refugee camps’
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/officials-warn-20000-isis-jihadis-6443516

*‘Just wait’: ISIS agent bares thousands of terrorists smuggled into Europe together with… *
'Just wait': ISIS agent bares thousands of terrorists smuggled into Europe together with refugees and now ready to strike

None of those stories are about assassination squads or killings in the refugee camps.

And there’s no proof the numbers of hidden ISIS fighters is accurate or anything more than a tactic to cause fear. A good one, too. Because it’s working.