14 May 16
Originally posted by FMFthats not what you were asked, you were asked if you believed that he was going to or capable of executing millions of Muslims?
No one has claimed that he was going to carry out genocide. That'd be silly. He was banned for what you have characterized as criminal behaviour.
14 May 16
Originally posted by robbie carrobieSo it's a hate crime, in your view, but not a a real crime? Is that what you mean? Surely those who opposed Dasa and were instrumental in his banning were concerned with his hate speech and not the silly idea that you have introduced that he was maybe going to actually murder Muslims?
no one is disputing it, Australian law was cited, but we are not concerned with its criminality only it reality.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieBut the hate speech was "overt action" in and of itself. That was the action he was banned for. He wasn't banned for his "thoughts" and he wasn't banned for conspiracy or intent to murder. The "overt action" was his "hate crime" as you put it.
again it depends on wither it could result in overt action as i have explained now till i am sick of explaining it.
Originally posted by FMFwow ok you have successfully worn me down to a state of total boredom with the same drivel again and again. No one is disputing his banning, no one is disputing that he engaged in hate speech, no one is disputing that it was criminal, what is in dispute is that you gave credence to the idea that his genocidal claims were real. Man thats hilarious, you deserve to be mocked, you complete gullabull!
So it's a hate crime, in your view, but not a a real crime? Is that what you mean? Surely those who opposed Dasa and were instrumental in his banning were concerned with his hate speech and not the silly idea that you have introduced that he was maybe going to actually murder Muslims?
14 May 16
Originally posted by robbie carrobieThat wasn't what he was banned for. He wasn't banned for being "capable of executing millions of Muslims". He was banned for hate speech.
thats not what you were asked, you were asked if you believed that he was going to or capable of executing millions of Muslims?
14 May 16
Originally posted by robbie carrobiewow ok you have successfully worn me down to a state of total boredom with the same drivel again and again. No one is disputing his banning, no one is disputing that he engaged in hate speech, no one is disputing that it was criminal, what is in dispute is that you gave credence to the idea that his genocidal claims were real.
No one is claiming the threat of him committing genocide was "real". If - as you say - "No one is disputing his banning, no one is disputing that he engaged in hate speech, no one is disputing that it was criminal", then why did you claim he was "set up by the thought police"?
Originally posted by FMFreally? and yet usually its retaliative, infact one mans hate speech as you like to term it may be another mans fervent belief. Hindhu nationalists love Donald Trump because he is anti Islamic and says that Muslims should be banned from entering the USA, I am quite sure that Muslims dont feel the same way.
But the hate speech was "overt action" in and of itself. That was the action he was banned for. He wasn't banned for his "thoughts" and he was banned for conspiracy or intent to murder. The "overt action" was his "hate crime" as you put it.
Originally posted by FMFso lets get this, the genocidal claims were not real, is that what you are now saying? and yet you took them for real and cast up to Dasa countless times about what he had said despite knowing that they were not real? ouch that gotta hurt.
[b]wow ok you have successfully worn me down to a state of total boredom with the same drivel again and again. No one is disputing his banning, no one is disputing that he engaged in hate speech, no one is disputing that it was criminal, what is in dispute is that you gave credence to the idea that his genocidal claims were real.
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14 May 16
Originally posted by robbie carrobieDasa's "fervent belief" clearly was that Muslims should be maliciously vilified in post after post and their 'defenders' should be vilified too. Whichever way you try to parse this, you are defending him posting in this way.
really? and yet in usually is retaliative, infact one mans hate speech as you like to term it may be another mans fervent belief.
Originally posted by FMFrelax dude, you have been caught casting up values that you blatantly knew were not real! why would you do that?
Dasa's "fervent belief" clearly was that Muslims should be maliciously vilified in post after post and their 'defenders' should be vilified too. Whichever way you try to parse this, you are defending him posting in this way.
14 May 16
Originally posted by robbie carrobieI confronted him for what he was posting. Isn't that what people should do when they encounter hate speech on a debate and discussion forum?
so lets get this, the genocidal claims were not real, is that what you are now saying? and yet you took them for real and cast up to Dasa countless times about what he had said despite knowing that they were not real? ouch that gotta hurt.
14 May 16
Originally posted by robbie carrobieI have been "caught" doing what? Dasa's hatred and vilification of Muslims were "real" values. He expressed them repeatedly. I am not attributing any values to him.
relax dude, you have been caught casting up values that you blatantly knew were not real! why would you do that?