June 7, 201214 yr I wonder if there are Muslim message boards that denounce "fringe Americans" and what effect, if any, that they have. http://www.azerbaijanpreps.com
June 7, 201214 yr The picture I posted is of a Muslim woman holding a sign saying "I'm a Muslim and I don't hate you" From my phone it looks like the picture is cut off. It looks like she is at a Muslim rally where they are trying to show their love for America.
June 7, 201214 yr Author The picture I posted is of a Muslim woman holding a sign saying "I'm a Muslim and I don't hate you" From my phone it looks like the picture is cut off. It looks like she is at a Muslim rally where they are trying to show their love for America. Shouldn't her sign say I don't agree with how Christian converts are treated in the Arab world and Muhammad wouldn't approve of it.
June 7, 201214 yr Shouldn't her sign say I don't agree with how Christian converts are treated in the Arab world and Muhammad wouldn't approve of it. Shouldn't her sign say whatever she wants it to say? Sheesh.
June 7, 201214 yr The picture I posted is of a Muslim woman holding a sign saying "I'm a Muslim and I don't hate you" From my phone it looks like the picture is cut off. It looks like she is at a Muslim rally where they are trying to show their love for America. From what I am told by the Muslims I know, the Muslim population in the US in the past has for the most part kept to itself. The are now starting to realize they need to get out into society. Doing so will help dispel many of the myths about them. Rallys like this are starting to pop up just so they are more "seen" by the public.
June 7, 201214 yr From what I am told by the Muslims I know, the Muslim population in the US in the past has for the most part kept to itself. The are now starting to realize they need to get out into society. So do most immigrant groups. Heck, there was a German-language newspaper in Louisville all the way up until 1938.
June 7, 201214 yr Shouldn't her sign say whatever she wants it to say? Sheesh. Not in the mnts, apparently.
June 7, 201214 yr I sure don't see or hear about the good peaceful Muslims standing up and condemning these actions, not saying they don't, but you sure don't see them out condemning these actions. I heard one on the Michael Medved show just the other day...
June 7, 201214 yr That's true. It is generally the younger generations that are willing to "venture out" so to speak.
June 8, 201214 yr Author Al-Qaeda advertising for suicide bombers. Al-Qaeda advertising for suicide bombers on internet - RT News
June 8, 201214 yr Al-Qaeda advertising for suicide bombers. Al-Qaeda advertising for suicide bombers on internet - RT News If we really want to, we can find sites trumpeting all kinds of wacky things. Want to join a Merc group? It's out there. Want to be in the KKK? It's out there too. You can even join a club that dedicates itself to "Hello Kitty!" Do you really live your life in that much fear? It must be a really miserable existence. I refuse to live my life in fear of some foreign bogeyman. I'll take my chances in firing off six and going down in a blaze of glory, taking as many of them out with me as I can, if it comes to that. However, I don't think there's a snowball's chance in hell of me having to come to that violent end. You really shouldn't either.
June 8, 201214 yr Author If we really want to, we can find sites trumpeting all kinds of wacky things. Want to join a Merc group? It's out there. Want to be in the KKK? It's out there too. You can even join a club that dedicates itself to "Hello Kitty!" Do you really live your life in that much fear? It must be a really miserable existence. I refuse to live my life in fear of some foreign bogeyman. I'll take my chances in firing off six and going down in a blaze of glory, taking as many of them out with me as I can, if it comes to that. However, I don't think there's a snowball's chance in hell of me having to come to that violent end. You really shouldn't either. Well first of all I for sure don't live my life in fear of any terror attack or stuff like that. Some foreign bogeyman blew up the WTC in case you forgot. I am only reporting news from these groups since the mainstream media doesn't, if you don't like it then don't read it.
June 8, 201214 yr Well first of all I for sure don't live my life in fear of any terror attack or stuff like that. Some foreign bogeyman blew up the WTC in case you forgot. I am only reporting news from these groups since the mainstream media doesn't, if you don't like it then don't read it. I think it's great you're paying attention -- especially since most of America is either too dumb or too disinterested to be bothered with what goes on outside their own household -- but I'm concerned you take it too far with your worrying. I have zero fear of Ali Bin-Ahmed crashing through my garage and lopping off my head while I'm knocking back a beer and rocking out to some Led Zeppelin and watching a Reds game. Does that mean I dismiss what happened in NYC some 11 years ago? No. Just that I recognize that the odds of that happening to me are about as good as me hitting the lottery or getting struck by lightning. I refuse to live my life in fear of some outrageously unlikely scenario that might be lurking right around some dark, hummus-filled corner.
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