Im not buying a 'superhuman' defeating an armored suit

Well Bucky has the cyborg arm and Cap has the near indestructible shield.  The problem I have is with the super genius standing still in close quarters to fight two experts in hand to hand combat.

Consider me persuaded.

Yes.  We would scissor like sloths hanging in those round clothing racks.

Quote from: Sly Instinct on November 24, 2015, 09:56:51 AM

Ya'll misthought if you thought my blackness gone
Wack ass X-sean needs to wax his jack ass off
If you can't take a joke, you best have a tissue to soak
Cause here, there's quite a few fiesty folk
For whom every night is spend lookin for fights to evoke
While mods just sit back and watch as the rules are broke
Meanwhile I'm just sittin here jerkin my penis
As some of you try to make the meaniest
Obsceniest insult that you can
What happened man, thought we was fam
tbh
smh

I wish you died in the Bataclan attack.

I don't play League of Legends.

Ya'll misthought if you thought my blackness gone
Wack ass X-sean needs to wax his jack ass off
If you can't take a joke, you best have a tissue to soak
Cause here, there's quite a few fiesty folk
For whom every night is spend lookin for fights to evoke
While mods just sit back and watch as the rules are broke
Meanwhile I'm just sittin here jerkin my penis
As some of you try to make the meaniest
Obsceniest insult that you can
What happened man, thought we was fam
tbh
smh

I hope loaf gets shot with an AIDs syringe right in the butt

This is what I was asking for. More.

Would be nice to get rough estimates on how many Muslims support this, eventually.

I'm kinda split on whether I think Muslims should be obligated to openly condem ISIS.  On one hand, I don't think people be "guilty by association".  At the same time, apathy isn't productive either.

http://www.news-sentinel.com/news/local/Fort-Wayne-Muslim-scholar-issues-religious-ruling-condemning-ISIS-and-calling-Muslims-to-fight-it

A Fort Wayne Muslim scholar and imam has issued a religious ruling, or fatwa, condemning terrorist group Islamic State as a "curse" and a band of mercenaries whose actions have no basis in the Islamic faith.

In a reply to an email from The News-Sentinel, Morrow says Muslims around the world constantly condemn the Islamic State, terrorism and extremism, but those views rarely get reported by mainstream media, creating the misconception of passive support.

Muslims despise groups such as Islamic State, the Taliban, al-Shabaab and Boko Haram because the majority of the people they kill are Muslims, says Morrow, who gave a lecture Thursday at Ivy Tech on "ISIS vs. Islam."
In the fatwa, Morrow, who lives in Auburn, describes the Islamic State group as "a curse, the likes of which have not been seen since the Mongol invasion of Genghis Khan in the 13th century.

"While Islam does indeed permit jihad, in the form of armed struggle, to combat certain oppressive conditions, it is highly regulated by a detailed code of norms and conduct," Morrow writes. "The killing of non-combatants, civilians, women, children, imams, priests, monks, nuns and other members of religious orders, is categorically prohibited in Islam. Torture, rape and the trafficking of women are all crimes which merit capital punishment under Islamic law."
Islam's great prophet, Muhammad, also "forbade Muslims from sacking sacred sites and places of worship, stating that anyone who destroyed a church or a monastery would receive the curse of Almighty Allah," Morrow writes.
Islamic State members "do not speak for Islam or represent Islam in any shape or form," he writes.
Muhammad warned Muslims about extremists, and he rejected and excommunicated those he faced during his lifetime, Morrow writes.

All terrorists should be brought to justice, Morrow notes, as should all people who helped found, fund, train, arm and support them. He urges Muslims to stand for peace and justice, to uphold Islamic ethical values, to defend human dignity, and to respect and preserve human life.

Citing verse 4:76 in the Quran, Islam's holy book, Morrow writes, "As Muslims, our response towards terrorists can only be one: 'Fight the friends of Satan.'”
When he has shown his fatwa to Muslims, they support it, Morrow says in his email.
"I stand firmly for justice and proclaim without fear: It is the collective obligation of all Muslims to annihilate ISIS and other terrorists by all legitimate means," he says.
"ISIS has declared war on Islam, Muslims and all faiths," he adds. "Muslims have a moral, legal and ethical responsibility to defend themselves and their faith. Since ISIS has declared war on humanity, all human beings, regardless of their race, religion, ethnicity or nationality, should join forces to combat this evil that threatens us all."

Thoughts?

Quote from: Sly Instinct on November 20, 2015, 07:17:35 PM

Quote from: RubMyBelly69 on November 20, 2015, 06:56:19 PM

Quote from: Sly Instinct on November 20, 2015, 06:48:11 PM

Quote from: RubMyBelly69 on November 20, 2015, 06:43:35 PM

I like the type of sex where a rugged, transexual escort chews off my scrotum and strangles me and then stuffs my body into a mattress of a dingy two star motel.

Can you pm that tranny hotline?

She kind of abducted me from a Burger King so I don't know her number I don't know what to do

Can you at least send me a picture of your face and the Burger King address you were at then?  I got a 3D printer and a plan.

Spoiler

45200 Monterrey Court, Sterling, VA 20166

Spoiler

good luck

Step one complete

I like the type of sex where a rugged, transexual escort chews off my scrotum and strangles me and then stuffs my body into a mattress of a dingy two star motel.

Can you pm that tranny hotline?

Well, the speaker was a Native American descendent Muslim who started by saying he didn't blame the bible for the slaughter of Indians or the KKK.  The rest of the thing was filled with logical fallacies and was intentionally or unintentionally deceptive.  He essentially painted Muhammad as a Ghandi figure of Islam and referenced only the peaceful scripture about hugging your enemies and shit.  He pulled the no true scotsman and used the verses like so. 

"The Koran says not to kill.  ISIS kills.  Therefore ISIS are not muslims."

"The Koran says not to ever kill women, children, the elderly, or monks.  ISIS does,  Therefore blah blah blah."

I was typing up a focused response trying to address all his points coherently with conflicting scripture that list exceptions or straight up contradict earlier verses, but he only took 5 questions before the event was ended so he could sell his books.  Really wish I was better versed in Islam so I could have spoke without notes.

http://www.faithstreet.com/onfaith/2015/02/06/3-quranic-verses-that-prove-isis-is-un-islamic/36096

http://rasoulallah.net/en/articles/article/11992

Also when at War, the prophet pushed certain rules on his commanders at all times.

Npw take the sources in the way you want and make your choice. Yes religionofpeace and answerimg islam has a different view but hwre is the other side for you to read and discuss.

These don't seem like very good sources.  The first one labels Sam Harris a "New Atheist extremist" and anyone who believes the Koran is violent as an anti-Islam extremist.  The three verses also do not do a convincing job.

1. Qur’an 22:40: “Permission to fight is given to those against whom war is made, because they have been wronged.”

It's not hard to see how some muslims have turned scrutiny of their religion into "War on Islam", and justifying violence.

2. Qur’an 22:41: “Those who have been driven out from their homes unjustly only because they said, ‘Our Lord is God’ — And if God did not repel some men by means of others, there would surely have been pulled down cloisters and churches and synagogues and mosques, wherein the name of God is oft commemorated.”

Thus, the Qur’an defines “have been wronged,” as a person who has met two more conditions. The first: one who has been unjustly driven from his own home. The second: being driven out on account of faith.

War has driven muslims from their homes.  Throw in the "War on Islam" and the Wests Islamophobia and you got yourself some justifications for war.

3. Qur’an 2:257: “There shall be no compulsion in religion.”

This is just a straight up logical contradiction present in the Koran. It's incoherent to say that there is no compulsion in your faith and at the same time know that the lack thereof results in eternal suffering.  Spending an eternity suffering rather than an eternity in paradise will obviously compel people to have faith.

There's going to be a public lecture/discussion on Islam and ISIS at my college, led by the foreign language teacher.  The fliers said to bring questions, so what are some questions I should ask?

Wow that lecture was disappointing.

What exactly could they do? Like, I see nothing they could do to remotely inconvenience ISIS.

Shut down their recruiting pages on social media.