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Is the green party starting to regret it's association with Islamists?

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mids2019 · 03/10/2026 10:32

The green party, ostensibly about climate protection and general progressive values seems to have gotten into bed with Islamist sympathisers and the amount of anti semitism and basic hatred of their own country is now obvious.

The green party now at least locally are known as a party that has sympathies towards all manner of Islamist causes including Hamas's objective to wipe Israel of the face of the Earth.

Wouldn't be surprised if they produce a motion declaring climate change a Jewish conspiracy........

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Squeezingwildoranges · Yesterday 13:23

quantumbutterfly · Yesterday 13:19

I was referring to humanity as a whole actually. Which side would you prefer me to dehumanise?

In that case I agree with you in a simple way but I think the issue is a lot more complex than that. Were the crusaders who slaughtered entire Muslim towns in the name of God tools of someone wicked.

moderate · Yesterday 13:29

Squeezingwildoranges · Yesterday 13:20

What has your question go to do with the rise of modern day Islamism? Some radical Islamists, like ISIS, definitely want to expand a radical form of Islamism by violence and some are more moderate and want to argue for the political spread of Islamism. Unless you don't understand the difference between Islamism and Islam, I really don't see the point of your question.

You made a claim, I asked you on what basis you believe it. You won't give an answer, so we can conclude you believe it because you've been taken in by Islamist propaganda.

quantumbutterfly · Yesterday 13:32

Squeezingwildoranges · Yesterday 13:23

In that case I agree with you in a simple way but I think the issue is a lot more complex than that. Were the crusaders who slaughtered entire Muslim towns in the name of God tools of someone wicked.

The crusaders of King Richard? Is that where you want to start history?
Bit arbitrary, however, my view is that you can't change the past, you move forward from where you are.

Squeezingwildoranges · Yesterday 15:04

moderate · Yesterday 13:29

You made a claim, I asked you on what basis you believe it. You won't give an answer, so we can conclude you believe it because you've been taken in by Islamist propaganda.

Muslim Brotherhood had about 800 members in the 30's. In 1948, it grew to over 2 million. Now what was so specific about that date again.

Squeezingwildoranges · Yesterday 15:06

quantumbutterfly · Yesterday 13:32

The crusaders of King Richard? Is that where you want to start history?
Bit arbitrary, however, my view is that you can't change the past, you move forward from where you are.

I absolutely agree with you there. That is why I believe Israel could exist in the form Herzl envisaged.

moderate · Yesterday 15:11

Squeezingwildoranges · Yesterday 15:04

Muslim Brotherhood had about 800 members in the 30's. In 1948, it grew to over 2 million. Now what was so specific about that date again.

What is your source for the claim that it grew from that size to that size in that year?
Also, do you understand the difference between correlation and causation?

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