drsmooth wrote:

azrider wrote:http://blog.sfgate.com/soccer/2015/11/17/turkey-soccer-fans-boo-minute-of-silence-for-paris-attacks/

Bring me more Muslim refugees!

BTW... Going out on a limb, sfgate.com is not one of those unintelligent, racist sites?

And fans of Philadelphia sports are reminded practically every week that they booed our national deity, Santa Claus!

AZ, Turkish enmity for France goes back more than 100 years.

Please don't try to be that xenophobic dick from Arizona. I'm sure you'd give it a good try, but there are simply too many of them there for you to stand out.

Wheels Tupay wrote:

drsmooth wrote:

azrider wrote:http://blog.sfgate.com/soccer/2015/11/17/turkey-soccer-fans-boo-minute-of-silence-for-paris-attacks/

Bring me more Muslim refugees!

BTW... Going out on a limb, sfgate.com is not one of those unintelligent, racist sites?

And fans of Philadelphia sports are reminded practically every week that they booed our national deity, Santa Claus!

AZ, Turkish enmity for France goes back more than 100 years.

Please don't try to be that xenophobic dick from Arizona. I'm sure you'd give it a good try, but there are simply too many of them there for you to stand out.

Comparing the booing of santa claus and booing a moment of silence for terrorist attack victims is idiotic but you know that already.

slugsrbad wrote:

Wheels Tupay wrote:

drsmooth wrote:

azrider wrote:http://blog.sfgate.com/soccer/2015/11/17/turkey-soccer-fans-boo-minute-of-silence-for-paris-attacks/

Bring me more Muslim refugees!

BTW... Going out on a limb, sfgate.com is not one of those unintelligent, racist sites?

And fans of Philadelphia sports are reminded practically every week that they booed our national deity, Santa Claus!

AZ, Turkish enmity for France goes back more than 100 years.

Please don't try to be that xenophobic dick from Arizona. I'm sure you'd give it a good try, but there are simply too many of them there for you to stand out.

That sounded like at least half the stadium in what would be considered a relatively moderate Muslim nation who just so happens to be a NATO ally. They don't like the west! They may leave their native lands and countries because it's a damn cesspool, but they hold on to their anti-west sentiments. What is the number one excuse of turning to radicalism? Poverty? Well, I don't think many of these migrants are going to come to America to be doctors and lawyers. They will live on government assistance somewhere around the poverty line here. Their children will be the ones that are the prime candidates for recruitment into an ever increasing radicalism. This has what has happened in Europe for the past 20 years, we don't need this here. These are people who are anti lbgt and believe that a woman's voice is worth half a man's and I don't think I have to mention their hatred for the Jewish community, but I just did. I don't give a shit of what damn skin color you are or if you worship a damn shoe, come here if you want to be an American and understand and hold those values dear to you.

Comparing the booing of santa claus and booing a moment of silence for terrorist attack victims is idiotic but you know that already.

Comparing the actions of a select few idiots (booing the moment of silence, booing drunk dick Santa) to make a broad point against a people (Muslims suck! Philly fans are the worst!) is the point.

azrider wrote:http://blog.sfgate.com/soccer/2015/11/17/turkey-soccer-fans-boo-minute-of-silence-for-paris-attacks/

Bring me more Muslim refugees!

BTW... Going out on a limb, sfgate.com is not one of those unintelligent, racist sites?

Squire wrote:News sites reporting that the other person killed in this morning's raid was indeed the mastermind of the attacks.

swishnicholson wrote:

azrider wrote:http://blog.sfgate.com/soccer/2015/11/17/turkey-soccer-fans-boo-minute-of-silence-for-paris-attacks/

Bring me more Muslim refugees!

BTW... Going out on a limb, sfgate.com is not one of those unintelligent, racist sites?

I don't think anyone (well, almost anyone) objects to AZ posting the Turkish video. That can in some ways Illustrate an important point. I don't really get where the Muslim refugee comment comes from.

The video is pretty appalling, since it's not just a few individuals. Then again, if someone had ordered a minute of silence to honor those killed in Beirut before a Cowboys game I'm not sure I'm that optimistic as to how well my fellow Americans would behave.

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:poor doggy

Wheels Tupay wrote:Comparing the booing of santa claus and booing a moment of silence for terrorist attack victims is idiotic but you know that already.

TEGUCIGALPA, Nov 18 (Reuters) - Honduran authorities have detained five Syrian nationals who were trying to reach the United States using stolen Greek passports, but there are no signs of any links to last week's attacks in Paris, police said.

The group of Syrian men was held late on Tuesday in the Honduran capital of Tegucigalpa on arrival from Costa Rica and they were planning to head to the border with neighboring Guatemala. The passports had been doctored to replace the photographs with those of the Syrians, police said.

philliesphhan wrote:From what I'm reading on Twitter, this stems from FIBA not allowing a moment of silence before a Turkey vs Germany basketball game for Turkish soldiers killed by terrorists. There's an article about it although you'd have to use google translate: http://www.haberturk.com/spor/basketbol ... in-vermedi
And the chant is not Allah akbar or whatever people are saying, but something translated to "Martyrs are immortal our land is indivisible" which is to show support for the above soldiers.

But there's a less than 0% chance this type of info is even mentioned in passing on Fox News, so derpy doo, damn Turks