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American vs Citizen of the United States

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You also have the other side when the govt and public feel a group of people is here to do harm and they unjustly place them in internment camps. History is a great teacher .

 

Hellcats I am not talking about putting anyone in a camp. I am talking about two different groups of people only. This is nothing about who is right or wrong with actions, just that there are two different types of Americans or it seems that way to me. Alot of people have/is/are being treated unfairly, which is not a good thing. Not all Americans have the best interest of our great country at heart.

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Hellcats I am not talking about putting anyone in a camp. I am talking about two different groups of people only. This is nothing about who is right or wrong with actions, just that there are two different types of Americans or it seems that way to me. Alot of people have/is/are being treated unfairly, which is not a good thing. Not all Americans have the best interest of our great country at heart.

 

If you're talking about all Americans you are correct. I think they go through seasons of selfishness when they believe their need and want is more important than the good of the country.

IMO all demographics fall into this hole sometimes.

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I am not talking about all Americans. I am talking about the "citizens" that do not have our best interest at hand. That may seem like a really bad answer, but I 100% for sure are not including all Americans in this. Now me and you might disagree on alot of things, but you would never willfully do anything in your right mind to harm our country. There are alot I could not say that about.

Hellcats I am not talking about putting anyone in a camp. I am talking about two different groups of people only. This is nothing about who is right or wrong with actions, just that there are two different types of Americans or it seems that way to me. Alot of people have/is/are being treated unfairly, which is not a good thing. Not all Americans have the best interest of our great country at heart.

 

I understand what you are saying Jesse. But my problem is "who decides what is best for America?"

 

I ask this because it's highly likely that your idea of what is best for America and mine are probably pretty close. But what happens when it is someone who is more extreme and radical but uses the cloak of "What is Best for America" that is different than your view or mine?

 

Hope I'm not being too muddy in my point. :lol2:

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I understand what you are saying Jesse. But my problem is "who decides what is best for America?"

 

I ask this because it's highly likely that your idea of what is best for America and mine are probably pretty close. But what happens when it is someone who is more extreme and radical but uses the cloak of "What is Best for America" that is different than your view or mine?

 

Hope I'm not being too muddy in my point. :lol2:

 

Hatz I think my point is pretty simple to see. I never thought of "who decides what is right or wrong" as I was pondering this. Its easy to see. Like I told Hellcats this isnt a right vs Left thing or anything like that. But anytime anyone is trying to undermine our country or perform radical violent acts in the name of anything, whether that be Jesus, Islam, Buddha etc they do not have our country's best interest at hand. Again this was not a post that I or anyone is going to decide whats best, just a observation that there is a big difference in being a "American" vs being a citizen of the United States. And I think if everyone leaves the "politics" out of it most would agree.

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I will say this. The teachings of Islam do not generally line up with American values. There is some more red meat for you all.

I will say this. The teachings of Islam do not generally line up with American values. There is some more red meat for you all.

 

Why did you wait so long to get to what you wanted to say initially?

 

How well-versed are you in Islam? I'd be lying if I could tell you much about what they believe.

 

For discussion purposes give us some of their teachings that do not line up with American values.

JJ, you are all over the map with this one. On one hand you are talking about culture and values not-aligning with America, but on the other you are describing people setting out to criminally undermine (i.e. radical violent acts) the country. The latter is pretty easy to see that is not good for America, so I am not sure what the question is?

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Why did you wait so long to get to what you wanted to say initially?

 

How well-versed are you in Islam? I'd be lying if I could tell you much about what they believe.

 

For discussion purposes give us some of their teachings that do not line up with American values.

 

Thats not what I initially was talking about, however the mass killing was what got me to thinking about this. Dont try to read my mind. This is just a after thought. Here Clyde I will let you watch this and you tell me....

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEMHKO5MC6c

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JJ, you are all over the map with this one. On one hand you are talking about culture and values not-aligning with America, but on the other you are describing people setting out to criminally undermine (i.e. radical violent acts) the country. The latter is pretty easy to see that is not good for America, so I am not sure what the question is?

 

There was no question. Just me posting my thoughts on this. Never asked anyone to agree, just told everyone that I think these are very different types of people.

Thats not what I initially was talking about, however the mass killing was what got me to thinking about this. Dont try to read my mind. This is just a after thought. Here Clyde I will let you watch this and you tell me....

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEMHKO5MC6c

 

And I can easily find quotes/videos from Muslims saying the opposite. If I showed you a video of a Christian saying gays should die does that mean Christians do not share America's values?

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And I can easily find quotes/videos from Muslims saying the opposite. If I showed you a video of a Christian saying gays should die does that mean Christians do not share America's values?

 

I never said this Clyde, I just showed a video that shows what Islam teaches and what some followers are saying and saying this is not coming from Radical Islamist people. I have read the Quran( not all but alot) and have said and posted many times what does not line up with our American ways or laws for that matter. Before you try to argue a point at least know what the book someone follows says and commands to do, whether that be the Quran or the Bible. There is alot more there than a verse here and there.

 

Again this is not the intention of my initial post, but felt like you die hard posters who are missing a now dead forum, needed some red meat for the Controversial forum.

 

My initial post has nothing to do with my red meat post. However do you discount what the video shows?

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I oppose so you can count me. Wanna know why I oppose. I am a Christian who believes what the Bible says. Shame me all you want, call me a bigot all you want. You will not change me.

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