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"look at this awesome animated yiff i found"

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I use the opposite pronunciation of whoever I'm talking to, typically.

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I dont know.
 
 

I wish I could say that the past decade hasn't changed my point of view regarding Islam and radicalized muslims. What I am about to say is of course common sense and shouldn't really need to be said honestly, but I'm gonna go ahead and cover my back. Of course the vast majority of muslims are normal people in every sense of the word.
 
That being said, my patience for these kind of things is waning slowly but surely. Month after month after month the West is hit by news of Muslim extremists commiting atrocities in the Middle East, Asia and even in the West. We're at a point now that whenever I read the "terror attack" headline, I just assume that it is muslim extremists.
 
So what's up? Why is this a continuing theme?
 
There are many answers to those questions and I'm sure it can all be rationalized. Western influence in the Middle East, volatile political situations in muslim countries, civil war uprisings and military remnants of deep-rooted proxy wars.
 
But with the amount of times these rationalizations are uttered, it starts feeling like an excuse we're making up in order to avoid sounding like bigots. One part of me wants to keep repeating it: "It's a minority, the majority of Muslims are peaceful" and that is the truth. Another part of me is sick and tired of this shit. It's not satisfying anymore. It doesn't solve any problems.

It's sad what happened in France, and I wish stuff like this did not happen, but it does sadly. I'm a muslim and I'm against terrorism, and I condemn the attack.
 
Since this seems to be more about this being another attack by "muslims". I'll just say that these "Muslim" terrorists also kill other muslims, as well as children. There was an attack at a Pakistani school last month, killing 145 people, most of them children, which is forbidden in Islam. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Peshawar_school_massacre
 
I do not consider these terrorists to be muslims.
 
These terrorists are also just damaging Islam. These attacks are causing more uproar against muslims in general, but the majority doesn't do this kind of shit, and the attack is being condemned by other muslims as well.
 
As for caricature drawings, I personally just ignore them. I don't like that it happens, but I can deal with it. Some react with violence, burning of flags and such, but that really just ruins it even more for us.

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Comes with an action item that plays the air horn.
 
Uses: Unlimited.

Doge allclass hat that clips with everything
 
And no not Halloween restricted

Nah.

Nah.

giant spiders also don't exist
 
CHECKMATE ATHEISTS

Nah.

Nah.

Five nights in development.

The RNG in this game still baffles me sometimes
 

>He actually bought Dragon Age Inquisition in the hopes that it might be good
 

I pronounce it spuf

I read that as dom'd
 

"I know it feels sort of unfair to people who bought all of the content in the original PC release of the game to have to buy a completely new version of the game if they want the graphical and online overhaul,” explained Crawford, “But we know real gamers like Dark Souls II so much that they would buy all thirty of the re-releases we could eventually put out. It’s not our fault people are impatient."
 
This is an official statement from NAMCO's marketing manager.
 
I don't think I'll be buying any of FROM SOFTWARE's new games.