You're defending the indefensible here Lajawab. Bottom line is that an innocent person was killed for crimes he did not commit.
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The man's death was a logical reciprocation of his deeds, i.e. he built and worked on Apache helicopters which killed innocent Muslim women children in their homes in Afghanistan, Iraq and Palestine...
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Apache helicopters are fuelled by Muslim oil. Perhaps you should pick up a random Muslim (edit: on an oil rig if you must be picky) and behead him for killing childen in Palestine? Heck most foreign muslim students in america research on military applications, I think you should stand outside the airport and make sure your razor is nice and sharp.
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If a person like Sheikh Yassin, who was a paraplegic and couldn't lift a finger to shoo a fly away can be assassinated by an Apache helicopter for merely speaking his mind, why shouldn't this man have been killed for actually creating weapons which are used against Muslims? After all, what did Shaikh Yassin do? He just spoke, that is all...
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What kind of person who believes in Islam, seeks moral justification in the actions of Israel? You just cannot reduce yourself, as a Muslim representing Islam, to justifying a heinous act and basing its justification on another crime.
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And anyways, America has now decided that there will be no discussions with 'terrorists' and all of them will face persecution without ever having their grievances heard, their anger addressed and their voice to be spoken, then it's clear that America is not willing to solve this problem...For after all, problems are not solved by violence, they are solved by dialogue...America has cut off all dialogues with these people and has resorted to outright violence, then these things will become so common that Americans will have no place to be except inside America itself...
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the entire onus of dialogue does not lie with America. Furthermore the most direct way to initiate dialogue is not through beheading people.
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BTW, for all the people here who are so indigninant at this cleric's equating murder with polytheism, I didn't see any form of indignation from them when a crippled old man was blasted to bits by a missile...It all shows the hypocrisy they hold in their hearts...Happy at the deaths of thousands of Muslims and shouts of murder if one American dies...What kind of an idiot can't see through this jaundiced American vision of decadent and diseased humanity?
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The least you can do when expressing disgust at what you describe above is then to avoid the very legitimate question of hypocrisy by veritably gloating at our own camp's bestiality.
The man was innocent of harming anyone directly. There is ABSOULTELY no islamic justification for this. It is a crime, against a Muslim state, and an innocent man. I saw his family on telivision, and they were just as concerned as your mother would have been.
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Time was when Americans were looked upon as leaders of the free world and upholders of peace...Now, American misfortune will draw no tear from any world citizen with even a slight semblance of what justice is...That excludes American lap dogs...
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hot wind.