Actually, people who advocate bombing a Muslim country like say Iran, for instance, which is currently building nuclear weapons, the missile systems to deliver them with, and has a very extensive network of terrorists dispersed throughout the world and must at all cost be prevented from ever acquiring nuclear weapons, are discussing military strategy and whether or not it is better to have an all out air campaign or a combination of an air, sea, and land campaign. For the life of me, I can’t see anything derogatory or offensive with that. I mean not only is it a very legitimate issue to discuss, but if we can’t even discuss such matters that may effect us all, then what is the purpose of having a place for political debate?

As for as using defamatory phrases, I would say that they have to be unequivocally proven to be false and that they were intended to incite hatred and violence. Otherwise you run the risk of shutting down legitimate debate like, for example, in the EU where you can’t even discuss the expansion of Islam that is taking place throughout Europe without being labeled an Islamophobe because political correctness has run amuck over there, and Islamophobia today in the EU is a crime, even if what you are saying is the truth.

The elite in Europe besides losing their minds have not only sold out their citizens that they represent, but they have also sold their souls to the devil as well. I mean…if demographic conquest as is taking place throughout Europe is a form of Jihad, then it ought to be a legitimate topic for discussion and debate, because the future of Europe will eventually affect us all as well.

I agree…everyone always has the option to ignore another poster if they don’t agree with them and I think people with differing opinions, even if they are Osama or Hitler supporters should be permitted as long as they stay within normal bounds of decency and don’t go overboard.

However, at the same time, I believe if people are posting say for example, criticisms of Israel, that they should be able to back up those criticism with legitimate and credible documentation, otherwise there is a risk that those criticism could really be misinformation meant to intentionally incite hatred and violence towards Israel and the Jewish people, and lord knows no other country in the world is relentlessly demonized and singled out for criticism more than the tiny state of Israel.