free laptops for muslim students [offtopic]

[bomb]

What if I just claim im a muslim?

Then you get a laptop

that must be it

Why clearly?

+1

I'm with Chavi lol, accepting a laptop from such an organisation is just wrong.

[2317]

Millions if not billions of people use products that have been made by slaves/slave-labor everyday. How is this any different?

[Jdog]

Millions if not billions of people use products that have been made by slaves/slave-labor everyday. How is this any different?

I agree, with this comment,

Many people unwittingly purchase things that are apparent as a result of slaves, terrorism and other things.

[Abdi]

Millions if not billions of people use products that have been made by slaves/slave-labor everyday. How is this any different?

+1

[ninwa]

Many people unwittingly purchase things that are apparent as a result of slaves, terrorism and other things.

I guess the key word is "unwittingly".

[bomb]

Millions if not billions of people use products that have been made by slaves/slave-labor everyday. How is this any different?

Really? Why didn't you say something earlier? That makes it all better then.

Millions if not billions of people use products that have been made by slaves/slave-labor everyday. How is this any different?

I agree, with this comment,

Many people unwittingly purchase things that are apparent as a result of slaves, terrorism and other things.

Ah yes, unwittingly - but we know about this one. Would an organisation that would fund terrorism be giving away free laptops without some sort of ulterior motive? lol.

[samiira]

Millions if not billions of people use products that have been made by slaves/slave-labor everyday. How is this any different?

+1

+++2

[Abdi]

Millions if not billions of people use products that have been made by slaves/slave-labor everyday. How is this any different?

Really? Why didn't you say something earlier? That makes it all better then.

Millions if not billions of people use products that have been made by slaves/slave-labor everyday. How is this any different?

I agree, with this comment,

Many people unwittingly purchase things that are apparent as a result of slaves, terrorism and other things.

Ah yes, unwittingly - but we know about this one. Would an organisation that would fund terrorism be giving away free laptops without some sort of ulterior motive? lol.

motives- to represent and be proud of students who excel in thier studies? is that too hard to show? -.-'

[Souljette_93]

Ah yes, unwittingly - but we know about this one. Would an organisation that would fund terrorism be giving away free laptops without some sort of ulterior motive? lol.

You make me laugh.
i needed that.

motives- to represent and be proud of students who excel in thier studies? is that too hard to show? -.-

I agree-i just can't understand why people love to turn things around when their initial intentions are good. I bet most people here hasn't seen what HAI do for people in real life, rather than just believing what the media feeds them with.

[bomb]

Ah yes, unwittingly - but we know about this one. Would an organisation that would fund terrorism be giving away free laptops without some sort of ulterior motive? lol.

You make me laugh.
i needed that.

Silly me, I didn't realise you can fund killing and be a philanthropist.

Can't belive this, the allure of free stuff has people defending those who fund terrorism LOL.

[Chavi]

really dude, you've got to stop, your previous comment wasn't funny in the least, it was some what racist and derogatory! -.-

How so? Enlighten me.

Millions if not billions of people use products that have been made by slaves/slave-labor everyday. How is this any different?

I agree, with this comment,

Many people unwittingly purchase things that are apparent as a result of slaves, terrorism and other things.

If you were to unwittingly purchase a shirt that has been created by slave labour, does this mean that you condone slave labour? no. It is an ignorant mistake.
However if you were to support or receive money from an organization with blood on it's hands that finances global terrorism - and isn't ashamed to hide the fact - are you guilty of supporting terrorism? yes.

Not only that, this shocking post explicitly demonstrates support for Hamas. No need to even hide behind the blanket of 'milk-n'-cookies humanitarian aid. You may as well be open and forthright with us where your priorities lie.

Would you be willing to receive help from an organization that has links to Hamas?

Yes.

[samiira]

dude ur soo sad.. i understand ur jealous.. but this false accusarion is wrong

[Chavi]

Some questionable connections between the NGO running 'free laptops for YR 12 Muslim students' and terrorist organizations such as Hamas.  Truly, a "charitable" organization. One moment you accept seemingly free laptops, the next you might end up sharing a cell with hicksy :2funny:

I don't think this is funny at all.
Regardless of what you believe, HAI is only doing this to encourage the Muslim Students to reach their best.

Would you be willing to receive help from an organization that has links to Hamas?

Yes.

Would you answer that out of ignorance or sheer malice? For our sake, I'm hoping it's the former - and you simply don't understand what Hamas is and what it represents. On the other hand, maybe you've read their charter, and you post with premeditation - another worrying sign of radicalization amongst Muslim youth in Australia.

Oh please, deem whatever you want.
This is just going to open another can of worms and bring a lot of misunderstanding which is not needed now.

What' so hard to understand? Anyone who subscribes to this program is receiving assistance from an organization that supports terrorism.

[Chavi]

dude ur soo sad.. i understand ur jealous.. but this false accusarion is wrong

I remember when we used to bandy around the 'jealousy' argument in Grade 5 when we ran out of justifications for our actions. Grow up and address the accusations - rather than resorting to ad-hominem attacks.

[Abdi]

really dude, you've got to stop, your previous comment wasn't funny in the least, it was some what racist and derogatory! -.-

How so? Enlighten me.

Millions if not billions of people use products that have been made by slaves/slave-labor everyday. How is this any different?

I agree, with this comment,

Many people unwittingly purchase things that are apparent as a result of slaves, terrorism and other things.

If you were to unwittingly purchase a shirt that has been created by slave labour, does this mean that you condone slave labour? no. It is an ignorant mistake.
However if you were to support or receive money from an organization with blood on it's hands that finances global terrorism - and isn't ashamed to hide the fact - are you guilty of supporting terrorism? yes.

Not only that, this shocking post explicitly demonstrates support for Hamas. No need to even hide behind the balnket of 'milk-n'-cookies humanitarian aid. You may as well be open and forthright with us where your priorities lie.

Would you be willing to receive help from an organization that has links to Hamas?

Yes.

That is the worst rebuttal I've seen all day... mate get a grip, what are you scared? instead of being the delusional little bitch you are * wake up*  LOL mutual feeling