.......(protoze jsi schopen rict, ze nabozenstvi do moderni spolecnosti nepatri a jsi tudiz stejne netolerantni, jako kdokoli jiny, kdo tvrdi, ze jen nabozenstvi ma smysl), jak bys mohl chtit, aby ho meli vsichni lide?
teroristu jsou muslimove. A s tim se nic nenadela (aspon zatim).......
Jeden muslimsky duchovni prohlasil, ze neni pravda, ze by vsichni muslimove byli teroriste - ale je pravda, ze 90% teroristu jsou muslimove. A s tim se nic nenadela (aspon zatim).
- já nejsem netolerantní..... já naopak náboženství toleruju.... všechna náboženství. To ale nic nemění na mém přesvědčení že je to překonaná záležitost, která patřila do středověku, sehrála velkou úlohu ve vývoji lidské společnosti....... ale teď už je jaksi mimo.
Tohle je jen za devet. Ja vas toleruju a pritom si myslim, ze tu nemate co delat... Hm, velmi zvlastni pojeti tolerance - je to neco jako scenka blahe Simek+Grossmann:
- Vy u Vas v CSSR nemate svobodu slova?
- Mame, ale musis drzet hubu
Neuvazoval jsi nekdy o praci bavice?
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- s těma 90% teroristů bych byl opatrný.... jednak bychom, se asi museli nejdřív domluvit zda je to nějaký kvalifikovaný odhad či jen věštění z kávové sedliny a jednak se terorismus vždycky spojoval s nějakou historickou (zůstaneme-li u terorismu s politickými kořeny) záležitostí. Ty se v historii vždy měnili. Teď je to holt nárůst terorismu s kořeny ve střetu dominantního (křesťanského) náboženství s islámem....... Ten problém je v terorismu, ale chápu že náboženští fanatikové se v takovéto situaci cejtí jako ryby ve vodě...... na obou stranách.
Je o citat, jak uz jsem napsal. Jednu dobu dost douho visel i na lidovkach a dalsich internetovych serverech, jen najit, jak se ten clovek jmenoval. No mily Yane, kdyz se ti to zda jako nekvalifikovany odhad, tak prosim, tohle je vycet teroristickych skupin (je to z wiki, takze omluvte odkazy apod):
Islamic
These groups have generally demanded the introduction of sharia law in various countries and the destruction of those seen to be "enemies of Islam" by these groups, including zionism and secularism.
Abu Sayyaf (1991-present; Islamist separatists; the Philippines) Based in the southern islands of Jolo, Basilan, and Mindanao. Branched off of the Moro National Liberation Front.
Aden-Abyan Islamic Army (Yemen)[2]
Al-Gama'a al-Islamiyya (Late 1970s-present; Islamists; Egypt) Seeks to establish Islamist state in Egypt. Usually targets secular establishments, government buildings, police, the military, minorities, tourists, and “morally offensive” buildings.
Armed Islamic Group (1992-present; Islamists; Algeria) Seeks to establish Islamist state in Algeria. Began operations in 1992 after the Algerian government ignored election results that gave victory to Islamist political parties.
Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades[2]
Ansar al-Islam (December 2001-present; Islamists; Iraq) In Arabic, "Supporters of Islam." Also known as "Partisans of Islam or Helpers of Islam."
Al-Qaeda (1988-present; Islamists; Afghanistan, Pakistan, and worldwide) In Arabic, "the foundation", "the base", or "the database" kept by intelligence services of anti-Soviet Afghani fighters. Also known as Qa‘idat al-Jihad, Islamic Army for the Liberation of the Holy Places, World Islamic Front for Jihad Against Jews and Crusaders, Islamic Salvation Foundation, and the Osama bin Laden Network.
Asbat al-Ansar (early 1990s-present; Lebanese Sunni Islamists; southern Lebanon) In Arabic, "the League of the Followers."
Jama'at al-Tawhid wa'al-Jihad/Al-Qaeda in Iraq - Abu Musab al-Zarqawi's Sunni network, operating in Iraq
on U.S. State Department list of Foreign Terrorist Organizations
Eastern Turkestan Islamic Movement - al-Qaeda linked separatist group in China's Xinjiang Autonomous Region aiming to establish an Islamic state. Banned by China, along with related groups East Turkestan Liberation Organization, World Uighur Youth Congress and East Turkistan Information Center[3]
Egyptian Islamic Jihad - Egypt (active since the late 1970s)[2]
Fatah al-Islam - Lebanon[4] (al-Qaeda inspired group which briefly took over Nahr el-Bared refugee camp in 2007, before being defeated by the Lebanese Armed Forces)
Hamas - West Bank, Gaza Strip. Listed as a terrorist organization by Australia, Canada, the European Union, Israel, and the United States. Acronym for "Harakat al-Muqawama al-Islamiya," or Islamic Resistance Movement.
Harakat ul-Mujahidin (HUM) - Pakistan and Kashmir[2]
Hezbollah - Lebanon; Listed as a terrorist organization by Australia, Canada, the Netherlands, Israel, and the United States[2]
Hizbul Mujahideen - Pakistan and Kashmir[2]
Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan - Uzbekistan[2]
Jemaah Islamiyah - Southeast Asia[2]
Lashkar-e-Jhangvi - Pakistan[2]
Lashkar-e-Toiba - Pakistan[2]
Moroccan Islamic Combatant Group - Morocco and Spain[2]
Palestinian Islamic Jihad - Israel, West Bank, Gaza Strip[2]
People Against Gangsterism and Drugs - South Africa[2]
RSM or Rajah Solaiman Movement - Philippines[2]
Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan - Pakistan[2]
Takfir wal-Hijra - Egypt/Sudan/Algeria[2]
Taliban - Afghanistan[2]
Turkish Hezbollah - Kurdish organization operating in Turkey[2]
Christian
Christian terrorist organizations are generally right wing in nature. They are often anti-abortion.
Army of God - USA (early 1990s-present)
The Lambs of Christ - USA (1998)
Jewish
Kach[2] - Israel (1973-)
Sikh
All of these groups demand a Khalistan (Land of the Pure) in the Indian state of Punjab and adjoining areas for Sikhs. Most have a variable amount of support from Sikhs abroad and have been in existence since the 1980s. Many have been weakened and have cut down on activities, yet they continue. The militancy in Punjab has claimed approximately 100,000 lives, according to estimates put forward by Amnesty International: this figure involves killings by both Sikh militants and the Indian forces. With the exception of the first two, the other groups have only been proscribed in India.
Babbar Khalsa[2] - India (1978-)
International Sikh Youth Federation [2]
Khalistan Zindabad Force [3] - India (1990s-)
Other religious terrorism
Aum Supreme Truth aka Aum Shinrikyo - Japan (homicidal religious cult)[2]
Lord's Resistance Army - Christian/Pagan/Muslim terrorist group that operates in northern Uganda, it seeks to overthrow the Ugandan government and create a country based on the ten commandments.Ty politicke jsou taky zajimave, takze vice na:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_designated_terrorist_organizationsJa osobne se sice domnivam, ze ty ciny pachaji hlupaci, kteri tomu skutecne veri - ale to se deje i v pripade ryze ateistickych ideologii, jako komunismus a fasismus - a ze ti, kdo tomu sefuji, jsou velmi pragmaticti a nabozenstvi jim vzdy v historii slouzilo jen jako zasterka a zaminka pro pachani zlocinu a neni to tedy chyba nabozenstvi samotneho - ale ten islam pro to ma nejake zvlastni vlohy.
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A abych ti ulehcil praci - definice terorismu je nasledujici:
Jedna se o cinost, pri niz ozbrojeni
civiliste utoci proti jinym civilistum (tim se lisi od regulerni valky) a to pouze za ucelem zpusobit co nejvetsi lidske a materialni ztraty, jedno kde, kolik a jak, nikoli cilene na vytipovane vojenske objekty (tim se lisi od partyzanskych hnuti) ani cilene na urcite jednotlivce (tim se lisi od beznych vrazd).