Saltah'na
Chinese Canadian, or 75% Commie Bastard.
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Using your definition, the Afghan Taliban are not Muslims either. Many news sources write the Taliban as a group of people who believe in a strict definition of Islam. Osama bin Laden is even worse then the Taliban, as his views are even worse than the Taliban itself. Radicals can be defined as Fundamentalists, but the reverse does not apply.
Hope than answers your question, Omega.
[ September 24, 2001: Message edited by: Tahna Los ]
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Point? Loads of people have paid lip service to some religion or other in order to further their own goals. Christianity being a favourite with such people, in fact.
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You have to wonder where that leaves the pope
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The Pope was giving a speech yesterday and couldnt finish due to exhaustion, he slumped in his chair while his first officer (the vice pope?) finished for him. Everytime i see the dude im pretty sure itll be the last time
Thats what hes doing.
(edit.. apologies in advance to everyone who might be offended by me calling the Pope a 'dude')
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I really want to meet someone who'd object to the Pope being called a "dude".
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