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Why I'm becoming intolerant of Islam

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Former Marine banned from daughter?s school after dispute over Islam lesson | Fox News The three-page assignment asked questions including' date=' "How did Muslim conquerors treat those they conquered?" A homework assignment obtained by MyFoxDC.com showed the correct answer was, “With tolerance, kindness and respect."[/quote']

You know, if it was me who had to go to this school and have a talk about this, or most anything about my kids, I would record the conversation!

 

This guy may have had good intentions, but if he was the least bit concerned over the backlash he should have recorded it. It's very easy for people to accuse people and have "witnesses" back up both sides even if they were not present.

 

If the guy got heated and loud, the next possible step is a threat.

Definitley a much more controversial example than beheading journalists, but that people bomb abortion clinics in the name of Christianity or similiar things show that, like any other religion and/or sect, America's relgiuous right (and left) has their share of nutjobs.
Every religion has its share of nut jobs, but Islam has far more than its fair share.

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