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i really can't believe that no one has used this catch cry or headline yet it the papers.

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    Y would ya?

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    Sorry didnt see the sarcasim. LOL

    Yes they should

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    coz the papers love to use dodgy puns...maybe it would have got up if essendon had of won...

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    i think its in poor taste personally.

    just adds to the fact that most muslims are discriminated against and all called terrorist's even though its a very small minority.

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    i really can't believe that no one has used this catch cry or headline yet it the papers.

    are u the same racist ignorant fool who typed it on demonology...at least there tim had the decency to delete it....

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    tasteless but funny...

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    im neither racist nor a fool, and when i post on demonology i use the same name as this.

    i think that having the entire backpage of the newspaper devoted to a story about a player simply because he was a muslim is doing more to encourage the line of thought that muslims are different than this thread is. neither petterd nor alwyn davey got a full back page spread like that...if people are ignorant and think that all muslims are terrorists, they are the racists. a simple pun as a news headline is not racist by any means. its no different than when they write 'dee-lightful' or any other lame ass line.

    is he muslim? yes.

    is he a bomber? yes.

    so whats the problem?

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    im neither racist nor a fool, and when i post on demonology i use the same name as this.

    i think that having the entire backpage of the newspaper devoted to a story about a player simply because he was a muslim is doing more to encourage the line of thought that muslims are different than this thread is. neither petterd nor alwyn davey got a full back page spread like that...if people are ignorant and think that all muslims are terrorists, they are the racists. a simple pun as a news headline is not racist by any means. its no different than when they write 'dee-lightful' or any other lame ass line.

    is he muslim? yes.

    is he a bomber? yes.

    so whats the problem?

    its a lot different and if you can't see that then u are what i said....

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    agree to disagree then demon2. i can tell that you're the self righteous political correct type who jumps to defend any group that isnt white middle class male just because you have some inner need to prove your are a good person. a joke is a joke is a joke. same as a blonde jokes, same as a 'your mamma' joke, same as an irish joke. if you want to fight against persecution, take it up against the qland police, take it up in other places that matter, but not in a simple one liner/pun.

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    im neither racist nor a fool, and when i post on demonology i use the same name as this.

    i think that having the entire backpage of the newspaper devoted to a story about a player simply because he was a muslim is doing more to encourage the line of thought that muslims are different than this thread is. neither petterd nor alwyn davey got a full back page spread like that...if people are ignorant and think that all muslims are terrorists, they are the racists. a simple pun as a news headline is not racist by any means. its no different than when they write 'dee-lightful' or any other lame ass line.

    is he muslim? yes.

    is he a bomber? yes.

    so whats the problem?

    The problem if that you your pun hints that muslims are terrorists, when it is only an small minority of Muslim extremists are...

    don't try to play stupid

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    some recent terrorist attacks, many in fact, have been carried out by people in the name of islam. i dont believe they are being true to islam when they kill and murder, but they call themselves muslims all the same. this has nothing to do with whether you (or any other reader) thinks all muslims are terrorists. if you read that and think oh, muslims are terrorists, then you are either stupid or racist. if you read that and chuckle at the pun and never think twice about muslims being terrorists because you have enough understanding to know that it is only a sterotype then you have some semblance of intelligence. a comment like that is only racist if you choose to read it that way. other wise its simply play on words.

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    I think your the only one. Very tastless and verging on insightful, not a good idea and no paper would dream of being so stupid.

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    I think your the only one. Very tastless and verging on insightful, not a good idea and no paper would dream of being so stupid.

    I think the word you're looking for is "inciteful", is it a word?

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    I think the word you're looking for is "inciteful", is it a word?

    i noticed that, i was a bit confused so i left it alone.

    it clearly didnt incite anything. i never said go and hate muslims because they were terrorists. in fact what i said did nothing but incite people to have a laugh.

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    i think it is clear their was no malicious intent with your comments deenox,

    however the joke is in poor taste and considering the world politics at the moment, it is quite a sensitive issue

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