Yamin Zakaria vs. Ali Sina
Zakaria's Response
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Exposing
Ali Sina’s “Golden Rule” Cult – Part 1
$00,000 Debate
- My third Response [1] to Mr. Ali Sina
Mr Sina states that the “Golden Rule” is the “foundation of the
justice system” but paradoxically he says it has no relationship with
the issue of retribution and he says:
“The Golden Rule is a guideline. It teaches us a way to evaluate our
actions, do the right thing and avoid the wrong thing. It has nothing to
do with penal codes.”
So, what is retribution? Retribution (penal codes) is truly a universal
concept applied by all societies to establish justice by punishing the
criminal; - retribution
is an essential component of justice, they are inseparable as darkness is
to light. Therefore, if the “Golden Rule” has “nothing to do with”
retribution by implication it is also practically divorced from justice.
If that is so then how can the “Golden Rule” be the “foundation of
the justice system” as Mr Sina boldly stated! It seems Mr Sina’s
‘scholarly’ mind failed to recognise this fundamental contradiction?
His says the “Golden Rule” should be used to evaluate actions but not
retribution, which is bizarre since retribution is itself an action that
needs to be guided. Otherwise one can exceed the limits of retribution
thereby violating the “Golden-Rule”! For example[2] the citizens of
Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Dresden, Fallujah, Mei Lai, Sabra-Shatila etc. would
certainly argue that point where needless
disproportionate-inhumane-systematic-indiscriminate mass executions of
innocent civilians took place! These examples never seem to register in Mr
Sina’s ‘moral’ conscience. If I were to lower myself to using Mr
Sina’s language [3] I would have said he is devoid of human feeling like
an animal. Divorcing
the “Golden Rule” from retribution proves that then rule is inadequate
to provide solutions for addressing numerous complex issues in life. More
importantly how can Mr Sina continue to be abusive and rant about the
Islamic penal codes and by implication Islamic justice and injustice?
Therefore, on what grounds will Mr Sina bring his allegations since much
of it is based on the Islamic penal codes for which the “Golden Rule”
has no answers according to Mr Sina’s words? This also proved my earlier
point that when the anti-Islamic-fascists are asked to elaborate on their
alternative they either churn out contradictory statements or exhibit
‘silence’ by going into an abusive mode. If I was Mr Sina I would
resign at this point and not suffer further embarrassment by attempting to
defend such absurd and contradictory ideas while waving the flag of
“logical gun”, “freethinker”, “commonsense”! Moreover, if the
diatribe pertaining to the Islamic penal code remains on Mr Sina’s
website, he must be either a hypocrite or intellectually inept unable to
understand the implications of his own statements! While on the
subject of retribution we see the shameless hypocrisy from these
anti-Islamic-fascists moaning about retaliation whilst remaining mute on
the initial aggression. For example, a quick beheading by a knife is evil
but not indiscriminate use of napalm causing severe pain as the victims
are roasted to death. Similarly being subjected to slow torture
(“softening up”) or sodomised to death in Abu-Ghraib is
euphemistically termed ‘abuse’ but any retaliation is ‘terrorism’.
Then Mr Sina has the audacity to lecture others about ethics and also you
can see why Mr Sina is not interested in the subject of retribution?
The Nazis used to hide their natural human
emotions and suppress their guilt by releasing the lethal gas from a
distance. A behaviour that is being replicated by the likes of Ali Sina as
he absorbs uncritically the sanitised version of the war, ignoring the
mass beheadings and more, done by the US forces. And if I were to exercise
my legitimate right of retaliation [4] I also would have used terms like
“animals” and “sub-humans” to describe Mr Sina. But I prefer to
remain civil and focused on the actual arguments instead of constantly
ranting, abusing and producing lengthy discussion on speculative theories
regarding pre-historic apes, all of which has no relevance to the debate.
Just to remind everyone my very first response made reference to the issue
of keeping decorum but as usual Mr Sina bragged about it then true to his
hypocritical nature violated it subsequently.
The more Mr Sina is unmasked the more difficulty he is facing. The above
mentioned points proved that he cannot even present a coherent set of
thoughts, let alone a comprehensive alternative to Islam. Like I said
earlier, anyone can call others ugly behind a mask but once they have to
expose their face it is not so easy. Indeed, Mr
Sina is feeling very uncomfortable being unmasked as he is so used to
hurling insults and abuse at the Prophet (SAW) and the Muslims behind the
mask, expecting the Muslims to simply defend as if they are already guilty
by Mr Sina’s allegation; and Mr Sina by de facto would be judge, jury
and executioner. Thus, Mr Sina makes another desperate attempt to
alter the framework of the debate so that he can assume the position of
judge, jury and executioner and accordingly he presented his argument and
he says:
“The charges are that he was not a Prophet of God but a cult leader and
an impostor. The challenge is to prove me wrong. You accepted this
challenge. Now you have to prove me wrong or accept defeat and
withdraw.”
The challenge was initiated by Mr Sina; rational necessity dictates that
the onus is on him to substantiate the charges FIRST and its basis since
we are not in a court of law where the legal framework is already in
existence and enforced upon the two sides.
Furthermore, the statement “Challenge is to
prove me wrong” shows his arrogance and devious nature. If we took on
the challenge at face value it would mean accepting that Mr Sina is right
unless we can prove him wrong, thus giving credence to the allegations. On
the other hand we would be presumed to be guilty unless we can prove our
innocence to Ali Sina the ‘Prophet’ of the “Golden-Rule” cult! Mr
Sina is desperate for that position of being a judge, jury and executioner
where the burden of proof is shifted entirely only on our neck! Mr
Sina must learn the Golden Rule of a debate; - which is a two-way contest,
where he must prove his allegations as much I have to prove them to be
false. I hope Mr Sina’s supporters will make him understand this
elementary point and anyone with an atom of sincerity would see what I am
stating is fair.
Mr Sina’s conniving
attempt to assume the position of being right putting the entire burden of
proof on us is demonstrated by addressing Mr Sina’s claim that the
Prophet was an impostor unless we can prove otherwise. He cites various
allegations in an abusive tone as ‘proof’ of why Muhammad (SAW) is not
a Prophet. This approach is intellectually
dishonest (devious) since even if we refute Mr Sina’s allegations that
only establish Muhammad as innocent of those charges – it does not prove
his Prophethood, since Mr Sina has not stated what constitutes Prophethood.
Otherwise any individual can be identified as a Prophet if he evades Mr
Sina’s charges. Had Mr Sina approached the subject objectively, logic
(something that he mentions but never seems to apply) would have required
for him to define what constitutes Prophethood in the first place and then
build his argument from that basis. His lack of definition shows he is not
interested in the subject of Prophethood but only how he can legitimise
his constant defaming of a person who is not here personally to defend
himself. This is something Mr Sina replicated when he abused his relatives
behind their back without provocation! How disgusting! These are the
traits of a coward who is intellectually bankrupt. Without
elaboration on Prophethood Mr Sina’s allegations are unsubstantiated.
His charges are subjective, based upon his vague notion of right and wrong
allegedly derived from the “Golden Rule” which he is struggling to
articulate as being universal and absolute in the first place. A more
serious problem for Mr Sina is that if he acknowledges Prophethood he is
then forced to acknowledge the existence of GOD! Which in turn is made
difficult as judging from Mr Sina’s writing he seems to deny the
existence of God as he denies the notion of accountability and afterlife?
Which is why I am also perplexed why Mr Sina also keeps referring to
Satan! In any case, God Al-mighty is by definition the absolute creator of
the universe including Mr Sina. So what right does Mr Sina have to impose
his criteria of Prophethood on God? In fact if he did it would be
irrational as questioning GOD means to undermine the entity (GOD) that
created Mr Ali Sina and his mind. Thus, if GOD is faulty by definition Mr
Sina’s mind must also be faulty! The Creator cannot be deficient whilst
its created subject right, it is as absurd as expecting the branches of a
tree to remain up whilst the root of the tree is severed.
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