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The Washington Post “Fact” “Checker” claims that I “clipped Ilhan Omar’s video, then took it out of context.” They played the clipped version, and a longer clipped version, and guess what? They proved my point once again.
— Imam Mohamad Tawhidi (@Imamofpeace) April 12, 2019
It wasn’t taken out of context. https://t.co/QeiGF8jh89
But there ain't not tears Lieutenant Dan...
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6908571/Ilhan-Omar-wipes-away-tears-fronts-Democratic-bid-end-Trumps-travel-ban.html?ito=social-twitter_dailymailus
President Trump's travel ban lowered the number of refugees admitted into the United States to 50,000 and suspended refugee entry from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen.
It's just hate. And that's sad. Hate is suffering for the hater.
I've got way more fear of Christian Republicans taking my freedoms away than a couple of Muslims.
Do you really fear/hate all these people?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_American_Muslims
They put us in photos when they want to show our party is diverse. However, when we ask to be at the table, or speak up about issues that impact who we are, what we fight for & why we ran in the first place, we are ignored. To truly honor our diversity is to never silence us. https://t.co/7T1OlwS1YG
— Rashida Tlaib (@RashidaTlaib) April 13, 2019
I've got way more fear of Christian Republicans taking my freedoms away than a couple of Muslims.
But when we do mass murder of civilians - we call it bringing the light of Democracy to the region and it is wrapped up in a really spiffy red, white and blue flag and comes with a copy of the bible for each person still alive after we get done "arriving".
Blue saysMay be ok for a regular folks
I've got way more fear of Christian Republicans taking my freedoms away than a couple of Muslims.
Do you really fear/hate all these people?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_American_Muslims
But when we do mass murder of civilians - we call it bringing the light of Democracy to the region and it is wrapped up in a really spiffy red, white and blue flag and comes with a copy of the bible for each person still alive after we get done "arriving".
Nothing to do with Bible. Bombs in, oil out. Pragmatic in short term yet extremely stupid in medium to long term.
Patrick saysSo we agree that the corporate globalists are the problem. That's a start.
I guess the next logical step is for some to realize that Trump is a corporate globalist.
Doesn't say much about us then since the Vietnam Days to now, does it ?
to realize that Trump is a corporate globalist.
Patrick saysThat's just not true.
Bullshit - we always claim God is on our side - the same God referred to by us - we are always doing God's work and fulfilling his mysterious ways
by inventing more deadly ways to kill people, not save them. Just like Jebus told us to do.
the overall conversation on this site reminds me of similar ones that Indian based forums have, on the topic of illegal immigration (from a porous bangladesh border - in india's case).
i.e., the exaggerated perception of threat from the nationalist crowd. The thinning support for humane (or even constitutional) discourse, etc.
Ofcourse, Indians are prepared to go one step further, and commit genocide (if required), whereas Americans seem much more civilized and are only engaging in online banter. American govts aren't actively engaged in ethnocleansing, the way Indian govt is preparing to, in the near future.
Ofcourse, Indians are prepared to go one step further, and commit genocide (if required), whereas Americans seem much more civilized and are only engaging in online banter. American govts aren't actively engaged in ethnocleansing, the way Indian govt is preparing to, in the near future.
The Pakistanis committed actual genocide in Bangaldesh in 1971.
Muslims worship Mohammed, not God.
xenophobes who define patriotism as cleansing the country, to enforce racial, ethnic and religious purity.
One of the problems with religion is that some great teacher (not Mohammed) comes into the world with lessons for humanity. The teacher leaves and instead of following the lesson the followers worship the teacher.
Onvacation saysOne of the problems with religion is that some great teacher (not Mohammed) comes into the world with lessons for humanity. The teacher leaves and instead of following the lesson the followers worship the teacher.
I don't know if you know ... but one of the fundamental tenants of the so-called Protestant era was that faith and the faith that Jesus, himself, in a man's body, died for humanity's salvation is a big part of what Christianity is.
And thus, the worship here is that Jesus can absolve sin so that one doesn't have to actually work on oneself. And thus, one can be a serial killer and as long as he accepts the savior into his heart, after being served a life sentence, he'll be forgiven for all those dead bodies.
Sure but you have to genuinely (i.e. really) repent and accept. It's understandable to have problems with so much forgiving, but it is not even mildly related to a religious doctrine that TELLS its followers it MUST eliminate all apostates and non-believers. That's not the same ballpark, ain't even the same league. So looks a bit like a relativistic red herring.
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"Some people"? Our hyper-Islamic "friends" the Saudis murdered 2,977 Americans and injured more than 6,000 others explicitly in the name of Islam on 9/11. All the hijackers but one were Saudis. They were funded and organized by Saudi Arabia.
Islam should not be welcome at all in America after that. Muslims have proven thousands of times by thousands of mass murders that Islam is the religion of hate. Muslims worship Mohammed, not God. You can criticize God and they don't care. But if you criticize Mohammed for his officially and Islamically documented robberies, rapes, murder, and pedophilia, they get quite upset, because it is the truth and they know it.
We should have no relations with the Saudis and should expropriate all of their assets - to be nice.
Actual justice would be much harsher than that.