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    Quote Originally Posted by mdk View Post
    fixed then.
    You fail. The Crusades had nothing to do with their technology level and warfare.

    Your inability to tell the difference between a statistic based on the technology used and the Crusaders tendency to slaughter people out of hand for believing in the "wrong god" is pitiful.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kadaeux View Post
    It's just non-stop with you, isn't it.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by mdk View Post
    It's just non-stop with you, isn't it.....

    +1 point.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mdk View Post
    It's just non-stop with you, isn't it.....
    And yet you're the one defending the crusades. You even actually refer to "Heathens" as if you agree they should be killed. And yet, I bet if someone defended 9/11, since "they were just killing heathens" you'd (justifiably) have a go at them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hunter of Shadows View Post
    Why are we surprised by a bunch of terrorists refusing to play nice by the rules?

    The american revolution would have been classified as terrorists if you consider the Syrian rebels terrorists.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MorningRain View Post
    Crusades and slaughter? Really? Not much slaughter happened, it was like a series of conventional military campaigns with the usual collateral damage. It certainly wasn't a genocide, at least. At least you prove to know squat about the crusades by stating that World war 1&2 can't compare to them.
    Are you kidding me? You've got to be kidding me.

    If you think 112 MILLION people isn't 'much slaughter' then something is incredibly wrong with your perception on the importance of life. 600 years of slaughter in the name of crusades means nothing? Christopher Columbus himself managed to wipe out entire tribes just from trying to finance a crusade.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kadaeux View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kadaeux View Post
    Actually it proves you know jack shit about the Crusades. World War 1 and 2 was roughly ten years of sharp short violence, the number of dead was certainly horrific but that was just the nature warfare had adopted with our technology level. The Crusades were several centuries of religious warfare of the Christians slaughtering anyone not of the Christian Faith or standing in their way. And saying not much slaughter happened is downright poor education on your part.
    Look you gobshite, I'll try to summarize it clearly for you so you can get it through your thick skull. The crusades were a series of military campaigns throughout the middle ages. The intent of the crusaders was to liberate Oultremer from the Seljuks (and/or any other muslim state which happened to occupy Jerusalem). When conquering a city or a castle, it sometimes happened that civilians were killed while looting the city, but unless in rare cases, nothing extreme. That's medieval warfare for you. The hundred years war for example was far worse in terms of plundering and sacking towns than the crusades ever were. Collateral damage happens in every war, deal with it. Besides, it weren't only the Christians who sometimes fancied to sack a town, the Muslims did such things as well. There weren't much more atrocities than in any other regular war. Besides, how about Jihads? Every cultural marxist cries about the crusades, but the Jihad that conquered all of the middle east in less than hundred years are ok?

    Quote Originally Posted by Mogtaki View Post
    Are you kidding me? You've got to be kidding me.
    If you think 112 MILLION people isn't 'much slaughter' then something is incredibly wrong with your perception on the importance of life. 600 years of slaughter in the name of crusades means nothing? Christopher Columbus himself managed to wipe out entire tribes just from trying to finance a crusade.
    The question here is if you're the one joking or just completely stupid. 112million? Who told you that exaggeration? Certainly if you take the estimates of world population of their time into account. IF you're taking the Spanish conquistas of Meso-America into account (which has a dubious connection with the crusades, if any at all), then I hope you at least know that the Spanish brought diseases with them, which were far far far more deadly than the Spanish conquistadores. Can't blame the conquistadores because of that, can you?

    The estimate numbers of casualties during the Levantine crusades only (which lasted about 200 years) would be 200,000 -500,000 at best.
    You say there were 600 years of crusades so I assume you're taking the 30-years war into account, which wasn't a crusade at all. I think you have a problem with defining the meaning of 'crusade'.


    My conclusion is that the crusades weren't as bad as cultural marxists want to make us believe. There were wars that were far worse. The crusades, in terms of warfare, were not much different than any other wars of the day.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MorningRain View Post
    They're not in violation yet. If the rebels manage to overthrow Assad and form a new government, they can be held responsible according to international law.



    Crusades and slaughter? Really? Not much slaughter happened, it was like a series of conventional military campaigns with the usual collateral damage. It certainly wasn't a genocide, at least. At least you prove to know squat about the crusades by stating that World war 1&2 can't compare to them.
    Slaughter? Yes. Genocide. . . No. Definitely slaughter. Jews were the usual "vermin" (It's in quotes because I don't believe the Jewish people were vermin) back then, and they were murdered just like Muslims. On the other hand, Christians were murdered just like Muslims too, at various points in history, not only has every one been evil bastards, but everyone has been looked upon in an unfair light.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ActRaiser View Post
    Slaughter? Yes. Genocide. . . No. Definitely slaughter. Jews were the usual "vermin" (It's in quotes because I don't believe the Jewish people were vermin) back then, and they were murdered just like Muslims. On the other hand, Christians were murdered just like Muslims too, at various points in history, not only has every one been evil bastards, but everyone has been looked upon in an unfair light.
    'Slaughter' as in: the death toll that usually comes with wars. Nothing extraordinary really.

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