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Please don't Pray (no more religions) just cry for usΒ !Related content
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So true! If praying would help, terrorists would only pray and do nothing else. But even they donΒ΄t rely on it!
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Well said ! Many thanks
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I thank you, for putting it into here.
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Finally someone who gets it. Stop Praying. Religion doesnt to crap, just go out and do something.
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well said !! many thanks !
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Pray is a word that means hope.
It does not necessarily mean you have to actually pray.
Therefore (from my point of view) this should not be offensive to anybody not religious.
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Well said !! and many thanks !
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But....then how will people convince themselves they did something about it when they didn't?
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Well said !! and many thanks !
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Religion does not kill people.
Evil people who twist religion and use it to justify their acts kill people.
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Well said !! and many thanks !
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To be honest there isn't a thing we can do for France and the victims' families other than to offer a speedy recovery.Β
I can only fear violent repercussions in the future. Europeans are growing mistrustful of the Muslim community with these atrocities and with the arrival of Syrian refugees I do not see things improving.
My French is terrible but I think this sums up my sentiments towards France-Vive le France!
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Well said !! and many thanks !
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First off hon, it's probably "Pray for Paris" because of alliteration and not religious purpose.
Second off, "pray" is synonymous with "keep your thoughts with", so you shouldn't take it offensively if you aren't religious.
Third, if you ARE religious, "praying" for someone or some group is a huge sign of caring and feeling, so again, shouldn't be deemed offensive.
If you don't want to say "Pray for Paris", you don't have to. But don't tell other people it's wrong or offensive to say either.
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Well said !! and many thanks !
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One of our Aussie politicians said this today .... Not every Muslim is a terrorist but every terrorist is a Muslim !!!!
Our thoughts here in Australia are with our fellow French compatriots
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Well said !! and many thanks !
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Praying never helped to anybody! This is religious war, because this is the fuel for extremists, who are always christian bigots, believing in almost all conspiracy theories! They will blame Obama anyway, not ISIL.
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Well said !! and many thanks !
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Oh god... People can pray for people. It's how they get their intention across, dumbass.
It's not really a religious thing... You can be an atheist and pray for someone.
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Well said !! and many thanks !
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No problem. 
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Well said !! and many thanks !
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Not is a religion. Is a stail life
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Well said too !! and many thanks !
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Why not this:
"Stop blathering about/against religion and just do something!"
Crying doesn't do much to help out, either!
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Well said !! and many thanks !
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I wish they would just do something about it, instead!
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I'm not claiming that prayer is the reason a bunch of people got killed, but prayer is just you sitting on your ass doing absolutely fuck all, and thinking you are helping someone. Action will stop this, not talking to an imaginary sky daddy.
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Well said !! and many thanks !
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Hopefully the fools who did this pay for it...dearly.
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Well said !! and many thanks !
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Β Instead of sitting around doing nothing (praying), how about we just start calling mud-slims out for what they truly are and deal with (eradicate) them properly?
You know your group is beyond help when the second I see someone in my skype feed say
"Hey WOPR, did you hear that france is being bombed and shot up?"
and my first answer is "Just watch, it'll be a bunch of mud-slims with a palestine affiliation being all buttmad that someone made fun of their imaginary friend again."
And then the next mornings news headlines read
"Islamic State terrorists and Palestinian activists coordinate shootings and bombings for insult of the prophet Muhammad and Syrian bombings, 120 killed."
And to any mud-slims reading this and thinking "well that's not fair, I'm a perfectly reasonable person, why should I be eradicated?"
Guilty by association (third-degree murderers, all of you), 76.6% of the worlds mud-slim population believes in persecution (usually death sentence) for insulting the prophet and/or committing apostasy.Β So at this point you're nothing more than completely acceptable collateral in the name of the greater good.
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But ISIS prayed to Allah on what they should do about this sooooo...
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Well said !! and many thanks !
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I'm just annoyed, it'll pass over a month but it still won't get rid of that "I CALLED IT!" feeling I have inside.
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Anyone on the planet regardless of race, religion, or gender has the capacity for violence. Violent thoughts do not limit themselves to one religion. By making the assumption that every Muslim needs to be eradicated you are categorizing someone based on their beliefs in order to justify their deaths. This is what is known as a genocide. By making these generalized assumptions we are putting ourselves at risk to make costly mistakes. And besides do you think a terrorist group would limit themselves to only recruiting one religion? If a group truly wants to spread throughout the world then they would be accepting of anyone that supports their ideas and it willing to take action with them. And when you say guilty by association you are again categorizing an entire group of people for someone's mistake. Every religion has extremists, are you going to go after every religion for those who have had extreme views and have acted upon them? And if you were to eradicate every Muslim, would that make the world perfect? Would that eliminate all terrorism? No, it wouldn't. Because again like I said, terrorism and radicalism is not limited to a race, religion, or ethnicity. It is natural to be upset in a situation like this but the solution is planned political action and agreement rather than genocide.Β
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True, but one group disproportionately commits it. (also see other reply)
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My thoughts go out to the people of Paris and the rest of Europe. Spread love and tolerance, not hate.
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And that kind of thinking is exactly what got 120 innocents dead, and a bunch of people excusing mass murder under the phrase "well you're just intolerant".
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I was saying for people to be tolerant in a positive way, not tolerant of mass murderers.Β WTF?Β Why would I say that?Β Damn, even when people come together someone will try to make something out of it.Β My thoughts are with the survivors, why the hell would I try to excuse some crazed terrorist's actions?Β
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