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Bill Maher: “Why Can’t We Even Call It Islamic Terrorism?” Bill Maher: Obama said, “No religion is responsible for terrorism. People are responsible for violence and terrorism.” That sounds a lot like the NRA slogan. Rob Reiner: Yeah. “Guns don't kill people, people kill...” Bill Maher: He also said,... “The notion that the West is at war with Islam is an ugly lie.” The Atlantic said, “The reality is that the Islamic State is Islamic.” So, who's right about this? Rob Reiner: I think neither are right. If you look at the most violent Islamic groups, whether it's ISIS or Al-Qaeda, these are essentially Sunni-based. And they would not be where they are now, especially in Syria and Iraq, had we not removed Saddam Hussein. Bill Maher: He looks better all the time. Rob Reiner: I'm not saying Saddam Hussein was a good guy. Bill Maher: He wasn't a good guy, but sometimes there are no good answers. It's just the best one possible. Rob Reiner: Basically, it is a religious war, but it's a religious sectarian war. And to paint it all as “Islamic,” I think is a big mistake. Elahe Izadi: Obama is trying to avoid the phrase “Islamic extremism.” This was the same challenge President Bush confronted. Bill Nye: If you say everybody who's Islamic is a terrorist, you're headed for trouble. Bill Maher: No one is saying that. Bill Maher: But this idea that we cannot even call it “Islamic terrorism” seems Orwellian to me. We're paying a very high price for this, which is we can't discuss it even rationally. Can't we at least say that there are a number of factors involved, and the religion is certainly one of them? Rob Reiner: Absolutely. Bill Maher: He presented this idea that it's poverty and education. It is poverty and education also, but why are they impoverished and uneducated? It's mostly because of the religion. Bill Nye: What do you think about pumping the internet into there, somehow? So that everybody had access to all of these books... Bill Maher: Yeah, that's another thing the religion might be against. And not to mention the sex part. They're fucked up about women!show more

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Bill Maher and Sam Harris Claim Islam Is the Problem and that many Muslims are in support of Islamic extremists but Ben Affleck disagrees and condemns Islamophobia saying you can’t judge other Muslims because of extremists actions . Bill Maher: The idea that someone should be killed if they leave the Islamic religion. Ben Affleck: You’re stereotyping. You’re taking these things and painting the whole religion with that. Ben Affleck: More than a billion people aren’t fanatical. They just want to go to school, eat some sandwiches, pray five times a day. Ben Affleck: The people who would actually believe and enact that you murder somebody if they leave Islam is not the majority of Muslims at all.

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Bill Maher Asks Why Islam Gets a Different Standard Than Christianity. Bill Maher: “Keith Ellison, isn’t the treatment of Muslims in America the last frontier of racism? I’d say Muslims and atheists.” Keith Ellison: “From time to time, we just pick a new person to persecute and scapegoat.” Bill Maher: “But even Muslims are above atheists because they are people of faith.” Keith Ellison: “Muslims didn’t do it. Some homicidal maniacs did.” Bill Maher: “In the name of Islam.” Keith Ellison: “What does it matter that they invoked the religion? Anders Breivik slaughtered 70 people. I don’t hold Christians responsible for that.” Bill Maher: “That’s naive. The hate comes from the holy book.” Barney Frank: “When people misuse something you believe in and invoke it, you do have a responsibility to be critical of them. And that’s true of Islam, Judaism, Christianity and Hinduism.” Keith Ellison: “Fundamentalists who believe they can kill to make you believe them are the problem. People of faith, I don’t think, are.” Bill Maher: “Muslims, of course, are not terrorists. But I’ve found a lot of reasonable, moderate Muslims who, if you ask them whether someone who insults the Prophet has it coming if they get injured, will say yes.” Keith Ellison: “Well, I say no.” Bill Maher argues that religious extremism deserves to be confronted, while Keith Ellison and Barney Frank push back against blaming an entire faith for the actions of extremists. The argument ultimately comes down to whether the problem is religion itself or fundamentalists who use religion to justify violence.

Bill Maher Asks Why Islam Gets a Different Standard Than Christianity. Bill Maher: “Keith Ellison, isn’t the treatment of Muslims in America the last frontier of racism? I’d say Muslims and atheists.” Keith Ellison: “From time to time, we just pick a new person to persecute and scapegoat.” Bill Maher: “But even Muslims are above atheists because they are people of faith.” Keith Ellison: “Muslims didn’t do it. Some homicidal maniacs did.” Bill Maher: “In the name of Islam.” Keith Ellison: “What does it matter that they invoked the religion? Anders Breivik slaughtered 70 people. I don’t hold Christians responsible for that.” Bill Maher: “That’s naive. The hate comes from the holy book.” Barney Frank: “When people misuse something you believe in and invoke it, you do have a responsibility to be critical of them. And that’s true of Islam, Judaism, Christianity and Hinduism.” Keith Ellison: “Fundamentalists who believe they can kill to make you believe them are the problem. People of faith, I don’t think, are.” Bill Maher: “Muslims, of course, are not terrorists. But I’ve found a lot of reasonable, moderate Muslims who, if you ask them whether someone who insults the Prophet has it coming if they get injured, will say yes.” Keith Ellison: “Well, I say no.” Bill Maher argues that religious extremism deserves to be confronted, while Keith Ellison and Barney Frank push back against blaming an entire faith for the actions of extremists. The argument ultimately comes down to whether the problem is religion itself or fundamentalists who use religion to justify violence.

Paris 🗼

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Bill Maher: You're right about almost everything. I mean, "Let's have more babies and raise them on Mars" I don't get that, but okay. Elon Musk: I think we should be cautious about civilization's decline. We have plummeting birth rates in most places. Bill Maher: Right. And we also have plummeting resources. Elon Musk: No, no. Resources will be fine. Bill Maher: But they're not fine. They're not fine now. Elon Musk: Look, I'm not suggesting complacency. We do need to move to a sustainable energy economy as quickly as possible. But we're not in any danger of resource collapse. Bill Maher: But lots of people don't have enough food or water. Elon Musk: Water? We're not going to run out of water. People say we're running out of sand. Bill Maher: You can't drink the ocean. Elon Musk: But desalination is absurdly cheap. Bill Maher: Then why don't we do it? Elon Musk: We do. It is being done. There's already a lot of desalination. There's plenty of water. This is not an issue. I want to be clear about that.

Bill Maher: You're right about almost everything. I mean, "Let's have more babies and raise them on Mars" I don't get that, but okay. Elon Musk: I think we should be cautious about civilization's decline. We have plummeting birth rates in most places. Bill Maher: Right. And we also have plummeting resources. Elon Musk: No, no. Resources will be fine. Bill Maher: But they're not fine. They're not fine now. Elon Musk: Look, I'm not suggesting complacency. We do need to move to a sustainable energy economy as quickly as possible. But we're not in any danger of resource collapse. Bill Maher: But lots of people don't have enough food or water. Elon Musk: Water? We're not going to run out of water. People say we're running out of sand. Bill Maher: You can't drink the ocean. Elon Musk: But desalination is absurdly cheap. Bill Maher: Then why don't we do it? Elon Musk: We do. It is being done. There's already a lot of desalination. There's plenty of water. This is not an issue. I want to be clear about that.

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“Bill Maher and Rula Jebreal's Debate on Islam Took a Heated Turn Live on Air.” Rula Jebreal: Would you accept an openly anti-Semitic person to give a commencement speech to Jewish students? I actually would not. Bill Maher: Even Reza Aslan says I'm not a bigot, so I resent the idea that I'm comparable to an anti-Semite. All I've ever done is read facts. Rula Jebreal: What facts? You never invited... I'm sorry, Bill. You're comparing Jihadists, Salafists, Sunnis... You don't know the difference. You're putting all Muslims into one bucket, including secular Muslims. And when you talk about them that way, Bill, it's offensive. Bill Maher: But it's okay to be offensive. Speaker: That's what free speech is all about. If free speech is only speech you like, it's not free speech. Rula Jebreal: He was invited to give a commencement speech, not a debate. If you want a debate, I'll gladly join you anywhere. Speaker: He was invited to be a commencement speaker, and then people didn't like what he said. Bill Maher: Can you be gay in Gaza? And live? Rula Jebreal: Yes, you can. Absolutely. You're comparing the majority of Muslim countries to places like Saudi Arabia. Bill Maher: Is there a gay bar in Gaza? Rula Jebreal: I travel the Middle East. This is what I do for a living. You're comparing all Muslim societies as if they're the same. Gen. Wesley Clark: I think this is really about whether someone can be invited to give a speech. People may agree or disagree, but that's the American system. People should be allowed to speak. Rula Jebreal: The Muslim community in this country is being treated like a fifth column, and they're not. They feel threatened, they're underrepresented in the media and politics, and you never invite them here to discuss these issues. Bill Maher: Never invite them? You're here. Reza is here. They're here all the time. Rula Jebreal: On these issues. Bill Maher: Every time I say something you don't like, suddenly it's not a serious conversation or I'm a bigot. That doesn't work for me. Rula Jebreal: I don't want a war on Islam. I want to win the war on terror. But when you repeat the same things Al-Qaeda used to say—that this is a war on Islam—you're doing their work for them. My father was Muslim. He was Sufi. You don't even know the difference between Sufi, Sunni Shafi'i, or Sunni Hanbali. Bill Maher: Yeah, I do. Rula Jebreal: For you, we're all Jihadists. Bill Maher: I know that in many places around the world, if you left your religion, there would be consequences. Would it be okay for someone to say, "You know what? I'm a Presbyterian today?"

“Bill Maher and Rula Jebreal's Debate on Islam Took a Heated Turn Live on Air.” Rula Jebreal: Would you accept an openly anti-Semitic person to give a commencement speech to Jewish students? I actually would not. Bill Maher: Even Reza Aslan says I'm not a bigot, so I resent the idea that I'm comparable to an anti-Semite. All I've ever done is read facts. Rula Jebreal: What facts? You never invited... I'm sorry, Bill. You're comparing Jihadists, Salafists, Sunnis... You don't know the difference. You're putting all Muslims into one bucket, including secular Muslims. And when you talk about them that way, Bill, it's offensive. Bill Maher: But it's okay to be offensive. Speaker: That's what free speech is all about. If free speech is only speech you like, it's not free speech. Rula Jebreal: He was invited to give a commencement speech, not a debate. If you want a debate, I'll gladly join you anywhere. Speaker: He was invited to be a commencement speaker, and then people didn't like what he said. Bill Maher: Can you be gay in Gaza? And live? Rula Jebreal: Yes, you can. Absolutely. You're comparing the majority of Muslim countries to places like Saudi Arabia. Bill Maher: Is there a gay bar in Gaza? Rula Jebreal: I travel the Middle East. This is what I do for a living. You're comparing all Muslim societies as if they're the same. Gen. Wesley Clark: I think this is really about whether someone can be invited to give a speech. People may agree or disagree, but that's the American system. People should be allowed to speak. Rula Jebreal: The Muslim community in this country is being treated like a fifth column, and they're not. They feel threatened, they're underrepresented in the media and politics, and you never invite them here to discuss these issues. Bill Maher: Never invite them? You're here. Reza is here. They're here all the time. Rula Jebreal: On these issues. Bill Maher: Every time I say something you don't like, suddenly it's not a serious conversation or I'm a bigot. That doesn't work for me. Rula Jebreal: I don't want a war on Islam. I want to win the war on terror. But when you repeat the same things Al-Qaeda used to say—that this is a war on Islam—you're doing their work for them. My father was Muslim. He was Sufi. You don't even know the difference between Sufi, Sunni Shafi'i, or Sunni Hanbali. Bill Maher: Yeah, I do. Rula Jebreal: For you, we're all Jihadists. Bill Maher: I know that in many places around the world, if you left your religion, there would be consequences. Would it be okay for someone to say, "You know what? I'm a Presbyterian today?"

Jeff

780,754 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Bill Maher: “There are things in history that absolutely do compare to the Holocaust. But lots of people just love to throw that term around. I mean, this country is so antisemitic now…” David Foster: “What turned the Democratic Party antisemitic?” Bill Maher: “Israel. It's what turned them. It's a question I explore a lot on my show.” David Foster: “I don't know the answer. And you don't either?” Bill Maher: “I do. Again, it's lack of education… They don't know anything about the Middle East or the history. They just know one thing that they've been indoctrinated in, which is that the world is divided between oppressors and… people who are oppressed. And it has everything and only to do with race, which is ridiculous.” “It has sometimes something to do with race; certainly in America it did. But slavery wasn't invented in 1619. And as far as this connection somehow between the brown people who are Palestinians — they must be right because they're brown and they're poor and the Israelis are rich and white, which is not even true. Israelis are brown too. They're different.” “It just seems to always land back at the Jews. I mean, it's so bad now that the right wing is doing it — Tucker Carlson is doing it, and Candace Owens is doing it, and so is everybody in the Democratic Socialists. You have to get on the page that Israel is the monster country of all time.”

Bill Maher: “There are things in history that absolutely do compare to the Holocaust. But lots of people just love to throw that term around. I mean, this country is so antisemitic now…” David Foster: “What turned the Democratic Party antisemitic?” Bill Maher: “Israel. It's what turned them. It's a question I explore a lot on my show.” David Foster: “I don't know the answer. And you don't either?” Bill Maher: “I do. Again, it's lack of education… They don't know anything about the Middle East or the history. They just know one thing that they've been indoctrinated in, which is that the world is divided between oppressors and… people who are oppressed. And it has everything and only to do with race, which is ridiculous.” “It has sometimes something to do with race; certainly in America it did. But slavery wasn't invented in 1619. And as far as this connection somehow between the brown people who are Palestinians — they must be right because they're brown and they're poor and the Israelis are rich and white, which is not even true. Israelis are brown too. They're different.” “It just seems to always land back at the Jews. I mean, it's so bad now that the right wing is doing it — Tucker Carlson is doing it, and Candace Owens is doing it, and so is everybody in the Democratic Socialists. You have to get on the page that Israel is the monster country of all time.”

RedWave Press

232,002 просмотров • 13 дней назад

🚨NEW: Bill Maher SPARS with Liberal Actor Rob Reiner, who wants to put conditions on Dems *EVEN SPEAKING* to GOP🚨 MAHER: "This would make some sense for the Democrats if they had any power. But the idea of 'we don't talk to you when we don't even have the power'? Of course you have to talk to people!" REINER: "Before you have the exchange, you have to agree on certain facts!" MAHER: "No, you don't." REINER: "If somebody says 2+2 is 4 and the other guy says no it's not, how do you begin the discussion?" MAHER: "Rob, that's a slippery slope! ... If you start down that road of, 'I can't talk to you if you believe this crazy thing' — you just can't!" Daily Caller

🚨NEW: Bill Maher SPARS with Liberal Actor Rob Reiner, who wants to put conditions on Dems EVEN SPEAKING to GOP🚨 MAHER: "This would make some sense for the Democrats if they had any power. But the idea of 'we don't talk to you when we don't even have the power'? Of course you have to talk to people!" REINER: "Before you have the exchange, you have to agree on certain facts!" MAHER: "No, you don't." REINER: "If somebody says 2+2 is 4 and the other guy says no it's not, how do you begin the discussion?" MAHER: "Rob, that's a slippery slope! ... If you start down that road of, 'I can't talk to you if you believe this crazy thing' — you just can't!" Daily Caller

Jason Cohen 🇺🇸

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“Bill Maher Says Islam Is “The Mother Lode of Bad Ideas” and Fareed Zakaria Fires Back” Bill Maher: Which gets us back to my idea of Islam is the mother lode of bad ideas. Fareed? Fareed Zakaria: I've written a lot about the problems in Islam. My problem with the way you approach it is, I don't think you're going to reform a religion by telling 1.6 billion people, “Your religion is the mother lode of bad ideas. It's a terrible thing. Shape it up and change it.” If you really want to change that religion, then what you have to do is push for reform, but also with some sense of respect for the spiritual values that people take. If you tell everybody, “You suck, your religion sucks, clean it up,” they're going to get their backs up. Bill Maher: Let's say there's a social club that believes women are second-class citizens, gay people should be put to death, you should be put to death... Fareed Zakaria: But that's not all 1.6 billion people. Because if they felt that way, you'd have a lot more than a few terrorists out there. In that same Pew survey that you quote every time, 99% of Muslims in the world say that it is not a widespread belief that death is the appropriate response to... You go to Indonesia, the largest Muslim country in the world, and they have lived happily with minorities. Women are given respect. Yes, is it as advanced as the West? No. But you don't have a huge problem with jihad there. The biggest problems you have are in pathologically dysfunctional Arab societies which have had 40 or 50 years of repressive dictatorships. I have always said there is the word I've used is , there is a cancer within Islam. Our difference is, how are you going to fix it? Bill Maher: Well, first with honesty... Fareed Zakaria: You're not persuading people with what you're doing. You're getting applause lines in the West. Bill Maher: That's insulting. That I'm doing this for applause lines. Fareed Zakaria: What I'm telling you, the reality is you're not changing those people.

“Bill Maher Says Islam Is “The Mother Lode of Bad Ideas” and Fareed Zakaria Fires Back” Bill Maher: Which gets us back to my idea of Islam is the mother lode of bad ideas. Fareed? Fareed Zakaria: I've written a lot about the problems in Islam. My problem with the way you approach it is, I don't think you're going to reform a religion by telling 1.6 billion people, “Your religion is the mother lode of bad ideas. It's a terrible thing. Shape it up and change it.” If you really want to change that religion, then what you have to do is push for reform, but also with some sense of respect for the spiritual values that people take. If you tell everybody, “You suck, your religion sucks, clean it up,” they're going to get their backs up. Bill Maher: Let's say there's a social club that believes women are second-class citizens, gay people should be put to death, you should be put to death... Fareed Zakaria: But that's not all 1.6 billion people. Because if they felt that way, you'd have a lot more than a few terrorists out there. In that same Pew survey that you quote every time, 99% of Muslims in the world say that it is not a widespread belief that death is the appropriate response to... You go to Indonesia, the largest Muslim country in the world, and they have lived happily with minorities. Women are given respect. Yes, is it as advanced as the West? No. But you don't have a huge problem with jihad there. The biggest problems you have are in pathologically dysfunctional Arab societies which have had 40 or 50 years of repressive dictatorships. I have always said there is the word I've used is , there is a cancer within Islam. Our difference is, how are you going to fix it? Bill Maher: Well, first with honesty... Fareed Zakaria: You're not persuading people with what you're doing. You're getting applause lines in the West. Bill Maher: That's insulting. That I'm doing this for applause lines. Fareed Zakaria: What I'm telling you, the reality is you're not changing those people.

Jeff

946,907 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Kirk and Maher Discuss Homos-exuality: Bill Maher: “But lie with another man, that should be everyone’s right, don’t you think?” Charlie Kirk: “I, as a Christian, do not believe that would be holy; I think it would be sinful.” Bill Maher: “What’s immoral about f—king in the a$$?… Why is there a moral dimension to this?” Charlie Kirk: “I believe that scripture is God breath. It’s what the Bible says.”

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Kirk and Maher Discuss Homos-exuality: Bill Maher: “But lie with another man, that should be everyone’s right, don’t you think?” Charlie Kirk: “I, as a Christian, do not believe that would be holy; I think it would be sinful.” Bill Maher: “What’s immoral about f—king in the a$$?… Why is there a moral dimension to this?” Charlie Kirk: “I believe that scripture is God breath. It’s what the Bible says.”

RedWave Press

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“Ana Kasparian and Bill Maher Clash Over Whether Israel’s War in Gaza Is Creating More Extremism” Ana Kasparian: You want to talk about a little bit of truth? I can exhilarate you. Bill Maher: I know you're going to say genocide, and I'm going to say you don't know what the word means. Ana Kasparian: I'm Armenian. I know what the word means. Bill Maher: It's when you try to wipe out an entire population of people, which they didn't come close to doing. They prosecuted a war in which they were attacked. Ana Kasparian: If they were literally going after Hamas, that is legitimate. But that's not what's happening. Bill Maher: Hamas hides in tunnels underneath hospitals. Hamas is the bad guy. Ana Kasparian: What Hamas did on October 7th was disgusting. I don't hold back on that. But when the IDF's own data indicates that 83% of the people they've killed are civilians... Bill Maher: Because they hide behind them. Ana Kasparian: But Bill, do you understand that by killing so many civilians, they are essentially multiplying extremism? Bill Maher: I do understand that. But very often in war, you have two very bad choices. You don't have the good choice. You have the bad choice and the even worse choice. Ana Kasparian: Civilians get killed in wars. Everyone knows that. But there has to be a distinction. Let's say our country was occupied by Mexico. They decide to leave, but they control the electricity, what goes in, what comes out... Bill Maher: Because they were attacking them! Ana Kasparian: Israel has nuclear weapons. They have the world's military superpower backing them! Bill Maher: They have nuclear weapons, which they don't use. If Hamas had a nuclear weapon, how many seconds would it take before they used it on Israel? Ana Kasparian: I have no idea.

“Ana Kasparian and Bill Maher Clash Over Whether Israel’s War in Gaza Is Creating More Extremism” Ana Kasparian: You want to talk about a little bit of truth? I can exhilarate you. Bill Maher: I know you're going to say genocide, and I'm going to say you don't know what the word means. Ana Kasparian: I'm Armenian. I know what the word means. Bill Maher: It's when you try to wipe out an entire population of people, which they didn't come close to doing. They prosecuted a war in which they were attacked. Ana Kasparian: If they were literally going after Hamas, that is legitimate. But that's not what's happening. Bill Maher: Hamas hides in tunnels underneath hospitals. Hamas is the bad guy. Ana Kasparian: What Hamas did on October 7th was disgusting. I don't hold back on that. But when the IDF's own data indicates that 83% of the people they've killed are civilians... Bill Maher: Because they hide behind them. Ana Kasparian: But Bill, do you understand that by killing so many civilians, they are essentially multiplying extremism? Bill Maher: I do understand that. But very often in war, you have two very bad choices. You don't have the good choice. You have the bad choice and the even worse choice. Ana Kasparian: Civilians get killed in wars. Everyone knows that. But there has to be a distinction. Let's say our country was occupied by Mexico. They decide to leave, but they control the electricity, what goes in, what comes out... Bill Maher: Because they were attacking them! Ana Kasparian: Israel has nuclear weapons. They have the world's military superpower backing them! Bill Maher: They have nuclear weapons, which they don't use. If Hamas had a nuclear weapon, how many seconds would it take before they used it on Israel? Ana Kasparian: I have no idea.

Jeff

17,683 просмотров • 1 месяц назад