Breitbart just announced that:
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has spoken out
against the “fear and distrust” caused by recent Islamist terror attacks and
has called for more “love” as a means of stopping them.
Wondering if more love could truly stop ISIS and the many
other Islamic terror groups and whether Zuckerberg really uttered these words,
I turned to his Facebook post to read:
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Each of these attacks [in Belgium, Pakistan,
Nigeria, Paris, San Bernardino] was different, but all had a common thread:
they were carried out with a goal to spread fear and distrust, and turn members
of a community against each other. I believe the only sustainable way to fight
back against those who seek to divide us is to create a world where
understanding and empathy can spread faster than hate, and where every single
person in every country feels connected and cared for and loved. That's the
world we can and must build together.
I guess that the 70 innocent Christians just slaughtered and
the 300 others maimed in Lahore failed to love their Muslim neighbors enough.
And the six million Jews slaughtered in the Holocaust were also evidently
love-deficient.
Instead, it doesn’t seem that Muslim terrorists are
love-deficient, as they go raping their way across infidel lands or simply
kidnapping non-Muslims as sex-slaves. I was wondering, “How much more love will
they need before they can become love-satisfied?”
Meanwhile, I am still waiting for Facebook to show some of
that love to me. I have been blocked by Facebook on numerous occasions.
Fortunately, they would provide me a window to ask “why.” Of course, I eagerly
availed myself of these windows so I could learn of my misdeeds and rectify my
ways according to their loving standards. However, I never once got a reply
from them. Hmmm?
Perhaps Facebook’s style of love is the silent-treatment. They
will surely win me into compliance through their loving silence, but Facebook
has left me in a state of total ignorance, unable to comply with their
standards.
Silence is golden. I wonder whether Facebook will issue a
plea to open our prison doors and simply require our offenders to sit together
with their prison guards and share love. Or perhaps we should bring together the
victims of rape with their rapists and encourage them to just love each other.
Evidently, we have misunderstood the concept of justice for
the centuries of human existence. Instead, Zuckerberg would have us eliminate
the entire criminal justice system in favor of a massive love-fest. Gee, why
hadn’t we thought of this before?
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