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QUOTE(Moulton @ Thu 6th May 2010, 2:46pm) QUOTE(Herschelkrustofsky @ Thu 6th May 2010, 9:46am) You obviously have not acquainted yourself with scholars such as Nicholas of Kues. Indeed I am not. But could you say more about his role in promoting diligent epistemology of arbitrary beliefs systems (including scientific beliefs, religious beliefs, secular political beliefs, and popular cultural beliefs)? Islam may be the world's largest religion, and is certainly one of the largest. Apparently1.3-1.5 billion according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muslim_worldSome of Islamic countries are very wealthy also. Why do you think that is "Speaking Trash to the Powerless"?
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QUOTE(Kwork @ Thu 6th May 2010, 10:24am) QUOTE(Moulton @ Thu 6th May 2010, 2:46pm) QUOTE(Herschelkrustofsky @ Thu 6th May 2010, 9:46am) You obviously have not acquainted yourself with scholars such as Nicholas of Kues. Indeed I am not. But could you say more about his role in promoting diligent epistemology of arbitrary beliefs systems (including scientific beliefs, religious beliefs, secular political beliefs, and popular cultural beliefs)? Islam may be the world's largest religion, and is certainly one of the largest. Apparently1.3-1.5 billion according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muslim_worldSome of Islamic countries are very wealthy also. Why do you think that is "Speaking Trash to the Powerless"? I live in America. More than 99% of the users of this site and en.WP are from the the English speaking world and Europe. Muslims are a small and hard pressed minority in our society. They are easy to pick on and vilify. Almost no one will speak up if you do. I'm speaking up for my neighbors and countrymen who are Muslims.
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QUOTE(GlassBeadGame @ Thu 6th May 2010, 8:30am) I live in America. More than 99% of the users of this site and en.WP are from the the English speaking world and Europe. Muslims are a small and hard pressed minority in our society. They are easy to pick on and vilify. Almost no one will speak up if you do. I'm speaking up for my neighbors and countrymen who are Muslims. Most Muslims in America are Indonesians. Most Arab-Americans are Catholics. The small minority of Arab-Muslims in America tend to be looked at with some suspicion by Americans these days, but since nearly all the people who've been trying to blow up Americans this last quarter of a century (from La Belle discotheque to Faisal Shahzad) have been Arabic Muslims, it's not really surprizing. I'm not really sure American can be accused of "starting it" by supporting Israel. This does not excuse killing of Americans, and especially civilian Americans. Muslims aren't good citizens of France, either, and so you can't just make anti-zionism an excuse for any bunch of Muslim emigrants acting-badly. Defending much of Islam is a losing battle. As a religion it's even more narrowminded and unforgiving than Southern Baptistism, and that's saying a lot. And its attitude toward women is some of the worst to be found in a modern religion. Frankly, a lot of it is shit (see the Wahabits and Taliban for how bad Muslim conservatives can be), and what's left is superstition. You have to look very hard to find the diamonds in its rough (okay, it has a good attitude toward treatment of guests and strangers, and it's color-blind, at least toward Muslims). But overall, there is no reason to have any great respect for it (the religion). If its followers don't wake up and perform some major surgery on it, rather like the Roman Catholics had to do when faced with modern astronomy and the reformation, the conservative and fundamentalist version of Islam is going to be source of a great deal more suffering for many of its conservative believers. The world's patience for these people has long run out. When the Arabs' oil runs out and money stops being diverted to the most nutty branches of "Islam" they're going to be even more of a world of hurt. And deserve it. It's not a bigotry thing-- the liberal Muslims are fine with me. It's a "recognize the asshole" thing. The conservative Muslims (of which there are very many- they are NOT a tiny minority) are not fine with me.
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QUOTE(Milton Roe @ Thu 6th May 2010, 3:03pm) QUOTE(thekohser @ Thu 6th May 2010, 11:56am) QUOTE(Milton Roe @ Thu 6th May 2010, 2:14pm) Most Muslims in America are Indonesians. Most Arab-Americans are Catholics.
You got any stats on that nonsense, Milton? You got any stats that say otherwise? http://www.prejudiceinstitute.org/Factshee...bAmericans.htmlhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arab_Americanhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ethnic_c...m_Americans.pngThis was an enjoyable exercise for me, Milton. Thank you for proving to me that Wikipedia and the "prejudiceinstitute.org" are biased and unreliable sources for your musings. Just to give one example, your second link points to a Wikipedia article whose "Religious background" portion is drawn from the Arab American Institute. If you go to the linked source, you'll see that the AAI is citing a 2002 "Zogby International" survey of Arab Americans. Do you know who Dr. James J. Zogby is? He is the President and co-founder of the Arab American Institute. His study consisted of samples of people from only eight selected Arab nations (including the great Arab state of Israel -- that would help explain all the Jewish Arabs that Wikipedia has documented), even though there are 24 countries in the Arab League and the AAI itself notes that there are 22 Arab countries. Do you find it representative of religious distribution that a self-designed and self-managed survey excluded (out of the top 10 largest Arab countries) Arab Americans from the 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th largest Arab countries? Another Wikipedia source was this precious number entitled "...And What About Arab Christians?" In it, we can learn that: - "Many Americans ignore that Arab Christians exit (sic)."
- "About 80% of the American Arabs are Christians" (that's odd, Wikipedia says 63%, based on Zogby's eight-country poll)
- "The Americans and particularly the Christians among them are called to do the following:" (followed by a 5-point plan of action for all Americans, including "support the Christians of the Middle East")
Milton, you often impress me with your knowledge of things. Other times, you come off like a total ding-dong. This one was one of your ding-dong moments.
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QUOTE(thekohser @ Fri 7th May 2010, 4:13am) QUOTE(Milton Roe @ Thu 6th May 2010, 3:03pm) QUOTE(thekohser @ Thu 6th May 2010, 11:56am) QUOTE(Milton Roe @ Thu 6th May 2010, 2:14pm) Most Muslims in America are Indonesians. Most Arab-Americans are Catholics.
You got any stats on that nonsense, Milton? You got any stats that say otherwise? http://www.prejudiceinstitute.org/Factshee...bAmericans.htmlhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arab_Americanhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ethnic_c...m_Americans.pngThis was an enjoyable exercise for me, Milton. Thank you for proving to me that Wikipedia and the "prejudiceinstitute.org" are biased and unreliable sources for your musings. Just to give one example, your second link points to a Wikipedia article whose "Religious background" portion is drawn from the Arab American Institute. If you go to the linked source, you'll see that the AAI is citing a 2002 "Zogby International" survey of Arab Americans. Do you know who Dr. James J. Zogby is? He is the President and co-founder of the Arab American Institute. His study consisted of samples of people from only eight selected Arab nations (including the great Arab state of Israel -- that would help explain all the Jewish Arabs that Wikipedia has documented), even though there are 24 countries in the Arab League and the AAI itself notes that there are 22 Arab countries. Do you find it representative of religious distribution that a self-designed and self-managed survey excluded (out of the top 10 largest Arab countries) Arab Americans from the 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th largest Arab countries? Oh, yeah? What is your evidence for THAT? As you note, the AAI very well knows who Arab Americans are, and uses origin from the Arab league countries mostly to define it. BTW, the "size" (population) of Arab countries in the Arab league has little to do with Arabic descent representation in America. For example, most Arabs in the US are Lebanese, which is only the 17th most populous country in the Arab league. The second most popululous Arab league country, which you claim Zogby left out, is Iraq-- and yet Iraqi-Americans make up only 3% of Arab Americans: http://www.aaiusa.org/arab-americans/22/demographics. It wouldn't have mattered then if Zogby/AAI HAD left them out, but yet, what is your evidence that he actually did? He's well aware of their existence, as you see in the various links. http://www.fd.org/pdf_lib/CulturalIssues_MidEast.pdfQUOTE Milton, you often impress me with your knowledge of things. Other times, you come off like a total ding-dong. This one was one of your ding-dong moments.
Prove it. Let's see your cite for what you say above, for a start.
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QUOTE(Milton Roe @ Fri 7th May 2010, 10:45am) Oh, yeah? What is your evidence for THAT?
http://www.zogby.com/news/readnews.cfm?ID=629What Arabs Think: Values, Beliefs and Concerns Landmark Study of Arab Values and Political Concerns. The views of 3,800 Arab adults polled by Zogby International analyzes the views of 3,800 Arab adults polled by Zogby International from eight countries (Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Kuwait, Morocco, UAE, Saudi Arabia and Israel). Now, it's your turn. Show me where it says that MOST Arab-Americans are Catholic. Show me where it says most Muslim Americans are Indonesian? That's what I wanted proof of, and you provided three lousy links -- none of which even asserted, much less proved, either of your silly blathering claims.
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QUOTE(thekohser @ Fri 7th May 2010, 8:55pm) QUOTE(Milton Roe @ Fri 7th May 2010, 10:45am) Oh, yeah? What is your evidence for THAT?
http://www.zogby.com/news/readnews.cfm?ID=629What Arabs Think: Values, Beliefs and Concerns Landmark Study of Arab Values and Political Concerns. The views of 3,800 Arab adults polled by Zogby International analyzes the views of 3,800 Arab adults polled by Zogby International from eight countries (Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Kuwait, Morocco, UAE, Saudi Arabia and Israel). Now, it's your turn. Show me where it says that MOST Arab-Americans are Catholic. Show me where it says most Muslim Americans are Indonesian? That's what I wanted proof of, and you provided three lousy links -- none of which even asserted, much less proved, either of your silly blathering claims. http://www.fd.org/pdf_lib/CulturalIssues_MidEast.pdfOkay, most Arab Americans are Christian (63%) and the largest fraction of them are Catholic. There are more Catholics than Muslims. Only a quarter are Muslim. Technically I was wrong, but it hardly charges the point, which is that most Arab Americans are not Muslim, and more are Catholic. The largest fraction of Muslim Americans are "Southeast Asian" (of which most are Indonesian). But that's not the majority, just the largest single fraction. However, again only a minority (about a quarter) of Muslim-Americans are Arabs. Again, I had specifics wrong, but the major point that most Muslim-Americans aren't Arabs, doesn't change. Happy now? I was way to close to the essential facts to be deserving of any ding dong moment award.
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QUOTE(Milton Roe @ Sat 8th May 2010, 2:51am) QUOTE(thekohser @ Fri 7th May 2010, 8:55pm) Now, it's your turn. Show me where it says that MOST Arab-Americans are Catholic. Show me where it says most Muslim Americans are Indonesian?
That's what I wanted proof of, and you provided three lousy links -- none of which even asserted, much less proved, either of your silly blathering claims.
http://www.fd.org/pdf_lib/CulturalIssues_MidEast.pdfOkay, most Arab Americans are Christian (63%) and the largest fraction of them are Catholic. There are more Catholics than Muslims. Only a quarter are Muslim. Technically I was wrong, but it hardly charges the point, which is that most Arab Americans are not Muslim, and more are Catholic. The largest fraction of Muslim Americans are "Southeast Asian" (of which most are Indonesian). But that's not the majority, just the largest single fraction. However, again only a minority (about a quarter) of Muslim-Americans are Arabs. Again, I had specifics wrong, but the major point that most Muslim-Americans aren't Arabs, doesn't change. Happy now? I was way to close to the essential facts to be deserving of any ding dong moment award. Your FD.org link is largely based on the same AAI / Zogby data that left out important countries in its analysis. I still don't understand how you think that "most Southeast Asian Muslim Americans are Indonesian". I really suspect that most Southeast Asian Muslim Americans are Pakistani, but that's just my hunch. I also suspect that most Muslim Americans are African-American, and with American-born legacy dating back several generations. I don't care enough about it to find "links" to prove my hunches, though. I am happy that you realized your mistakes that were beyond "technical" in my opinion, and that you admit publicly to them. "Too" is spelled with two o's, though. And, the "ding dong" label only came out after you chose to do battle with my challenge, rather than contemplate how I might have been motivated to doubt your errors. I do it sometimes, too, Milton. We have to get better at considering that we might not always be right, even if 95% of the time, we are.
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QUOTE(thekohser @ Sat 8th May 2010, 3:26pm) QUOTE(Milton Roe @ Sat 8th May 2010, 2:51am) QUOTE(thekohser @ Fri 7th May 2010, 8:55pm) Now, it's your turn. Show me where it says that MOST Arab-Americans are Catholic. Show me where it says most Muslim Americans are Indonesian?
That's what I wanted proof of, and you provided three lousy links -- none of which even asserted, much less proved, either of your silly blathering claims.
http://www.fd.org/pdf_lib/CulturalIssues_MidEast.pdfOkay, most Arab Americans are Christian (63%) and the largest fraction of them are Catholic. There are more Catholics than Muslims. Only a quarter are Muslim. Technically I was wrong, but it hardly charges the point, which is that most Arab Americans are not Muslim, and more are Catholic. The largest fraction of Muslim Americans are "Southeast Asian" (of which most are Indonesian). But that's not the majority, just the largest single fraction. However, again only a minority (about a quarter) of Muslim-Americans are Arabs. Again, I had specifics wrong, but the major point that most Muslim-Americans aren't Arabs, doesn't change. Happy now? I was way to close to the essential facts to be deserving of any ding dong moment award. Your FD.org link is largely based on the same AAI / Zogby data that left out important countries in its analysis. I still don't understand how you think that "most Southeast Asian Muslim Americans are Indonesian". I really suspect that most Southeast Asian Muslim Americans are Pakistani, but that's just my hunch. I also suspect that most Muslim Americans are African-American, and with American-born legacy dating back several generations. I don't care enough about it to find "links" to prove my hunches, though. I am happy that you realized your mistakes that were beyond "technical" in my opinion, and that you admit publicly to them. "Too" is spelled with two o's, though. And, the "ding dong" label only came out after you chose to do battle with my challenge, rather than contemplate how I might have been motivated to doubt your errors. I do it sometimes, too, Milton. We have to get better at considering that we might not always be right, even if 95% of the time, we are. For some reason, I think Indonesia has the largest Muslim population per country. I could be wrong, but it was something that shocked me when I heard it on the news.
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