Cowardice Point- the Shahid concept.
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in response to reader comment: Ynnatchkah, Muslims are not cowards

Submitted by Ynnatchkah (United States), Jun 10, 2008 at 17:19

First of all, thanks for your feedback.

When I point out cowardice is when, for example exploding a bus where children and pregnant women ride, knowing in advance that their 'enemy" has no resources to in time attack them back.

And, as of the (in my Opinion, Whole enchilada of 72 X 72 X 72 virgins, a pathetic concept), again they are cowards. So their lives is so miserable and so disgusting that naturally they contemplate suicide and of course, so sure that a whole bunch of dancing mundane will call them Shahidly _hot.

Psychoanalysis considers the suicide itself, when not driven by a dysfunction in the brain of the victim already, as cowardice in life.

In the first case, they will not even give a chance to themselves to suffer in life- paying, on the second case it is not an altruistic process and in the third case a denial of the disgusting and miserable life Islam submits others to- of course b/c it is better to die than fight for life- kind of parasite.

In the Jewish lands in Israel, currently occupied by Islamo fascists, they even perpetuate their teen time by playing hero and hot- how deplorable.And in how many times they are not drugged.

So, basically where is the courage? If they were to attack those ready to attack them and altruistically and after fighting for their lives against their owners, then I would totally agree to you, infidel

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