"Coexist" -- Bumper Sticker
From Jawa:
Just click the image and it will take you to a site where you can download the full size PDF version. You can then print your own bumper sticker with it.
Just click the image and it will take you to a site where you can download the full size PDF version. You can then print your own bumper sticker with it.
11 comments:
When I see those stickers I think that the person may just as well say; 'I'm an ignoramus'.
Why cjk? Cause they would be setting themselves up as a target? Cause it's clearly anti-Islam, and at some point, we've got to start taking stands, even if it's with a bumper sticker. The only danger I see is setting youself up for a car ramming from Kamal Dameh.
He's talking about the regular Coexist stickers you see on all the Prius', or should I say Prii?
http://interact.stltoday.com/blogzone/civil-religion/files/2009/11/coexist_bumpersticker.gif
Pastorius is correct, I should have made myself clearer.
*A bit off topic*
Here is a little exercise I'll call "spot the faulty assumptions".
Below is a link to a cartoon strip I stumbled upon that, as an atheist, leaves me scratching my head a bit. I'd really appreciate some IBA commenter feedback, and to speed things along, I'll list a number of views in a kind of multiple choice questionaire/survey. Thus, if after viewing the comic strip, you happen to be pastorius, for example, and you agree with view (a), view (b), and view (d), but not view (c), you might choose to respond with something like:
Pasto - a,b,d
Obviously, if you have anything you'd like to add, go right ahead - I just wanted to satisfy my curiosity and to make this quick and easy. I'll start with a speculative list of some possible views and follow that with the link to the actual cartoon.
a. The cartoon is very naive with regard to Islam and Muslims - so much so that it makes me want to get drunk and cry.
b. (a) but without the drinking and crying part.
c. Wow, that'll totally solve all our problems with regard to Islamic jihad, and islamization!
d. This benefits the counter jihad somewhat.
e. It doesn't help much, but no harm in trying.
f. It is bad because it confuses potential allies, makes the enemy think infidels are stupid and weak, and it smacks of ideological smugness and arrogance.
g. This insults counter jihadists and all those participating in the war on terror because it attributes the problem of islamization to innocent moral or historical confusion rather than calculated malice and violent acts of conquest warfare.
j. Nice drawings though - wish we had more cartoonists like this in the counter jihad.
k. The cartoon taught me some interesting facts.
l. Nothing new to see here.
m. Please don't post anything like this in the future.
Thanks in advance to all who participate - here's the link.
http://www.chick.com/reading/tracts/0042/0042_01.asp
Pastorius,
That's hilarious politically incorrect humor!
original commenter: a,f,g,j
heh, i see if forgot h and i which I didn't actually have, so I'll just write hi on my hand :-)
Any co-existence theme was lost on me? The Muslim is about to blow everyone up? The other religions are fleeing, just what Muslims want? I think I'm overthinking this? But at least I think, therefore I am not a Muslim:) (Famous Western philosophical truth:)
In regard to Anon's cartoon:
a; d & g despite the contradiction; j; k.
Anything that insults, mocks Muslims and their religious fanaticism is good.
My answer to the Chick comic question is this;
The first half of it is history and fact,
and
the second half (the Christian prostelytizig bit is religious opinion.
The one thing Chick got wrong there is a Muslim would never say, "Jesus the Jew". A Muslim would refer to Jesus as a prophet of Allah.
A lesser Prophet than Mohammed, of course.
Muslims do not believe a Prophet of Allah could be crucified, because Allah is the greatest, you see. No one could harm his Prophets.
Muslims believe Judas the betrayer died on the cross instead of Jesus.
By the way, how does one forget h and i?
LOL
You must be high.
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