Muslims are the kindest, most loving, most loyal, most protective people
This guy isn't the only easily offended Muslim. Thin skin and violent responses to slights seem to be a hallmark of Islam.
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Syed Soharwardy says Muslims are the kindest, most loving, most loyal, most protective people if allowed to practice their religion openly and freely. Also the most easily offended. No Christians need apply.
Some people are easily offended. Take the late Billy Martin—he didn’t like being called a cross-grained jackass. Preston Brooks once beat a man over the head with a cane for making casual remarks about his Uncle’s ties to slavery. Al Capone used a baseball bat on Hop Toad Giunta. The old Wild West gunslinger Wilson didn’t like being called a low-down, dirty Yankee liar. There was a comedian name Raymond J. Johnson who didn’t like being called ‘Johnson.’ “Oh, ya doesn’t has to call me Johnson,” he would say. ”You can call me Ray, or you can call me Jay, or you can call me Johnny, or you can call me Sonny, or you can call me Ray Jay, or you can call me R J, but ya doesn’t has to call me Johnson.”
Billy Martin, Preston Brooks, Al Capone, Wilson…it didn’t take much to offend them but compared to Syed Soharwardy, the most easily offended person in all of Canada, they were models of patience and composure—no hair pulling or drooling. Soharwardy is more like Raymond J. Johnson. Capone shrugged off the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre—it was just one of those things; Soharwardy was so offended by the murder of Aqsa Parvez he threatened to go on a hunger strike. “The murder was absolutely un-Islamic,” he said. “We must not be using religion as a scapegoat to justify what we need. We should resolve our disputes based on reasoning, logic and cool-mindedness.” If Capone had been thinking like Soharwardy he would have blamed the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre on Eliot Ness. Booze, he would have said, had nothing to do with the murders. We must not use booze as a scapegoat. Soharwardy uses Islamophobia as a scapegoat. (Capone used reason, logic and cool-mindedness to resolve his dispute with Bugs Moran)
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FROM MAXFLACK:
Syed Soharwardy says Muslims are the kindest, most loving, most loyal, most protective people if allowed to practice their religion openly and freely. Also the most easily offended. No Christians need apply.
Some people are easily offended. Take the late Billy Martin—he didn’t like being called a cross-grained jackass. Preston Brooks once beat a man over the head with a cane for making casual remarks about his Uncle’s ties to slavery. Al Capone used a baseball bat on Hop Toad Giunta. The old Wild West gunslinger Wilson didn’t like being called a low-down, dirty Yankee liar. There was a comedian name Raymond J. Johnson who didn’t like being called ‘Johnson.’ “Oh, ya doesn’t has to call me Johnson,” he would say. ”You can call me Ray, or you can call me Jay, or you can call me Johnny, or you can call me Sonny, or you can call me Ray Jay, or you can call me R J, but ya doesn’t has to call me Johnson.”
Billy Martin, Preston Brooks, Al Capone, Wilson…it didn’t take much to offend them but compared to Syed Soharwardy, the most easily offended person in all of Canada, they were models of patience and composure—no hair pulling or drooling. Soharwardy is more like Raymond J. Johnson. Capone shrugged off the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre—it was just one of those things; Soharwardy was so offended by the murder of Aqsa Parvez he threatened to go on a hunger strike. “The murder was absolutely un-Islamic,” he said. “We must not be using religion as a scapegoat to justify what we need. We should resolve our disputes based on reasoning, logic and cool-mindedness.” If Capone had been thinking like Soharwardy he would have blamed the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre on Eliot Ness. Booze, he would have said, had nothing to do with the murders. We must not use booze as a scapegoat. Soharwardy uses Islamophobia as a scapegoat. (Capone used reason, logic and cool-mindedness to resolve his dispute with Bugs Moran)
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