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Proves to me that when your mentally and spiritually in tune with your body faith in a god can make you very hard to beat very hard indeed ! Be that in the ring or in a war with guns.

Maybe a great boxer and an entertainer but he was also a coward who refused to serve when drafted to the Vietnam war. So in his case not with guns.
Think Elvis dodged the draft as well did he not? Certainly didn't harm his popularity if he did. :hmm:

Elvis did serve but too early for the Vietman war, he was posted in Germany.

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A black man that's disenchanted with white people, turns to a religion he thinks better represents black people, then beats up black people to entertain white people, in a sport controlled by white pe

maybe in he's case Im not sure. I don't think though he felt like dying and giving he's life for a country that at the time wouldn't let someone of he's colour eat in certain resturants and so on , I

We shouldn't have to show any respect to any religion

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Proves to me that when your mentally and spiritually in tune with your body faith in a god can make you very hard to beat very hard indeed ! Be that in the ring or in a war with guns.

Maybe a great boxer and an entertainer but he was also a coward who refused to serve when drafted to the Vietnam war. So in his case not with guns.
maybe in he's case Im not sure. I don't think though he felt like dying and giving he's life for a country that at the time wouldn't let someone of he's colour eat in certain resturants and so on , I can understand that in some part . You can die for your country but your not good enough to ride on a bus with white people lol.cowardice or principals that he was willing to go to jail for ?

Yep fair point mate

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Wonder if he agrees with child marriage , wife beating ,polygamy, and violence against the kuffar from his religion ?

and as racist as they come was mr ali :thumbs:

 

and your not ?

 

not as racist as what you are .you are a bitter little man full of insults and racist remarks ..youd be mindful to remember where you are .this is my country chum and il have an opinion as and when i like .ali a great boxer ,but a racist through and through and theres no denying it ..

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Wonder if he agrees with child marriage , wife beating ,polygamy, and violence against the kuffar from his religion ?

and as racist as they come was mr ali :thumbs:

 

and your not ?

 

not as racist as what you are .you are a bitter little man full of insults and racist remarks ..youd be mindful to remember where you are .this is my country chum and il have an opinion as and when i like .ali a great boxer ,but a racist through and through and theres no denying it ..

 

A bitter little man you must be looking in a mirror lol your full of it , when do I use racist insults mindful of you dont make me laugh
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So I'm a racist for not wanting my daughter to Mary a paki or am I a bigot ?

Neither……….Ask a non white muslim if he would consent to his daughter to marrying a white christian, the answer may just be the same from both sides :thumbs:

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So I'm a racist for not wanting my daughter to Mary a paki or am I a bigot ?

Neither……….Ask a non white muslim if he would consent to his daughter to marrying a white christian, the answer may just be the same from both sides :thumbs:

 

I notice non white and white the religion appears to be the less of the influence in the decision. Edited by desertbred
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Proves to me that when your mentally and spiritually in tune with your body faith in a god can make you very hard to beat very hard indeed ! Be that in the ring or in a war with guns.

Maybe a great boxer and an entertainer but he was also a coward who refused to serve when drafted to the Vietnam war. So in his case not with guns.

 

He didnt fight in the Draft because he didnt believe it was a just war in Vietnam even Amrica admitted it down the road it takes brave man to stand for his principals unlike you f***ing keyboard f***ing heros on here.

 

ahh yet another enlightened reply. And where did "America" admit this exactly? I'm glad you posted this I was beginning to forget you were a nob :thumbs:

 

GALLUP NEWS SERVICE

 

PRINCETON, NJ -- President Bill Clinton's visit to Vietnam this week opens a new chapter in relations between the United States and Vietnam, though Americans still find it hard to forget the memories of a war that claimed the lives of more than 50,000 American men and women.

 

A new Gallup poll conducted November 13-15, 2000 finds that nearly seven out of 10 Americans (69%) believe that sending troops to Vietnam was a mistake. This level of opposition is slightly lower than that recorded in a 1990 Gallup poll on the 15th anniversary of the end of the war, when 74% considered it a mistake. However, it is consistent with other Gallup polls on the subject conducted in the past 15 years.

 

There you prick think before you put your mouth in gear

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Proves to me that when your mentally and spiritually in tune with your body faith in a god can make you very hard to beat very hard indeed ! Be that in the ring or in a war with guns.

Maybe a great boxer and an entertainer but he was also a coward who refused to serve when drafted to the Vietnam war. So in his case not with guns.

 

He didnt fight in the Draft because he didnt believe it was a just war in Vietnam even Amrica admitted it down the road it takes brave man to stand for his principals unlike you f***ing keyboard f***ing heros on here.

 

ahh yet another enlightened reply. And where did "America" admit this exactly? I'm glad you posted this I was beginning to forget you were a nob :thumbs:

 

GALLUP NEWS SERVICE

 

PRINCETON, NJ -- President Bill Clinton's visit to Vietnam this week opens a new chapter in relations between the United States and Vietnam, though Americans still find it hard to forget the memories of a war that claimed the lives of more than 50,000 American men and women.

 

A new Gallup poll conducted November 13-15, 2000 finds that nearly seven out of 10 Americans (69%) believe that sending troops to Vietnam was a mistake. This level of opposition is slightly lower than that recorded in a 1990 Gallup poll on the 15th anniversary of the end of the war, when 74% considered it a mistake. However, it is consistent with other Gallup polls on the subject conducted in the past 15 years.

 

There you prick think before you put your mouth in gear

 

that was a war that could not be won by the usa or the french that tried before

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