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Here’s A Little Piece To Fan The Flames

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I could actually have one in this country to my knowledge. I don't recall being a Muslim as an eliminating factor in Presidential eligibility. Are you saying you would vote against a President simply because they are a Muslim? If so, what's wrong with having a Muslim president?

 

Furthermore, what if I was a Muslim? Would it be wrong to want a President of my faith? It seems ok for Christians.

SKINPIG, do I not get a response?

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SKINPIG, do I not get a response?

:rolleyes::rolleyes:

 

Yes I will respond.

 

Call me a bigot.

Call me a Redneck.

Call me stupid.

Call me anti American.

Even call me ignorant if you wish.

 

If I won't vote for a Muslim President because he's a Muslim, I may be all of the above to some.

 

Quite frankly, I don't care how anyone feels about how or why I vote the way I do.

 

One thing is for sure...As of this moment I have the right to vote any way I choose for any reason that I choose. I'm just not ready to vote for a Muslim. We can argue this subject as well as this election for weeks. You can't argue the fact that I can vote any way, for any reason that I choose. I could actually do that in this country to my knowledge.

One thing is for sure...As of this moment I have the right to vote any way I choose for any reason that I choose. I'm just not ready to vote for a Muslim. We can argue this subject as well as this election for weeks. You can't argue the fact that I can vote any way, for any reason that I choose. I could actually do that in this country to my knowledge.

 

You absolutely may choose to vote however you want, even if it is an definitely discrimination. But why if I wish for a Muslim president should I have to leave the country?

You absolutely may choose to vote however you want, even if it is an definitely discrimination. But why if I wish for a Muslim president should I have to leave the country?

 

I accept the fact that it is discrimination and it doesn't bother me to feel this way at this time.

 

To have one in our lifetime, you will probably have to leave the country.

I accept the fact that it is discrimination and it doesn't bother me to feel this way at this time.

 

To have one in our lifetime, you will probably have to leave the country.

 

Forgive me for the pun, but HOGWASH! This country was founded by people fleeing religious persecution. The Muslim faith is no worse than the Christian faith. It is the radical twisting of either that makes it dangerous.

The Muslim faith is no worse than the Christian faith. It is the radical twisting of either that makes it dangerous.
If you are referring to the atrocities committed by adherents of either faith in the name of their God, you have a point.

 

If you are referring to the actual teachings of Jesus compared to the actual teachings of Muhammad, I could not disagree more strongly with your assessment.

Forgive me for the pun, but HOGWASH! This country was founded by people fleeing religious persecution. The Muslim faith is no worse than the Christian faith. It is the radical twisting of either that makes it dangerous.

 

Thank you Rockmom for this undertanding. While, unfortunately, it may be true that a Muslim American would have a difficult time reaching the presidency (to say the least) because of the bias and ignorance of many individuals in this country, our country is founded on the idea that religion shouldnt play a role in this type of decision. But our government is also founded on the idea that individuals are able to have their own viewpoints and opinions, regardless of their basis. Its unfortunate that certain citizens of this country have to undergo assumptions and utter discrimination because of the radical actions of a few psuedo-representatives of their religion/culture, but time will heal those wounds and our bias, as a culture, should subside.

I accept the fact that it is discrimination and it doesn't bother me to feel this way at this time.

 

To have one in our lifetime, you will probably have to leave the country.

I can't even comment on the first part, but to each his own.

 

Twenty years ago people probably said this about a woman or black president, I feel one of those is coming soon.

Forgive me for the pun, but HOGWASH! This country was founded by people fleeing religious persecution. The Muslim faith is no worse than the Christian faith. It is the radical twisting of either that makes it dangerous.
Couldn't agree more!
Thank you Rockmom for this undertanding. While, unfortunately, it may be true that a Muslim American would have a difficult time reaching the presidency (to say the least) because of the bias and ignorance of many individuals in this country, our country is founded on the idea that religion shouldnt play a role in this type of decision. But our government is also founded on the idea that individuals are able to have their own viewpoints and opinions, regardless of their basis. Its unfortunate that certain citizens of this country have to undergo assumptions and utter discrimination because of the radical actions of a few psuedo-representatives of their religion/culture, but time will heal those wounds and our bias, as a culture, should subside.

 

Here comes a can of worms.

 

Discriminate:

1. To make a distinction in favor of or against a person or thing on the basis of the group, class, or category to which the person or thing belongs rather than according to actual merit; show partiality: The new law discriminates against foreigners. He discriminates in favor of his relatives.

2. To note or observe a difference; distinguish accurately: to discriminate between things.

 

Persecute:

1. To pursue with harassing or oppressive treatment, esp. because of religion, race, or beliefs; harass persistently.

2. To annoy or trouble persistently.

 

 

Hold it just one minute! For any of you to imply for one second that you wouldn’t, or don’t “discriminate”, based on ones associations or religious beliefs when making personal moral decisions that may directly affect you or your family, I say that’s “HOGWASH”!

 

Persecuting? Who’s persecuting?

 

I am of the Christian Faith. For me to be a Christian, I believe that our GOD is The Alpha, The Omega, The One and Only GOD. I believe the King James Version of the Bible is His Word.

 

With that said…I have EVERY right as an American to discriminate when voting based on my moral beliefs as well as every other American. However, discriminating these issues based on ones skin color or ethnicity, that’s different & ugly.

 

Hypothetically…Would you vote for a person that worshipped roaches as his savior and sacrificed dogs & cats to him…Even if he had a great economic or national security plan? Or would that whole roach and dog/cat thing make you a little nervous? If it makes you nervous you just might be discriminating. Would you let him babysit your kids or would you “discriminate” based on the group he worships and associates with?

 

We ALL discriminate in some way when making moral decisions about our fellow man. There is nothing wrong with this type of discrimination. We always have & always will. There is nothing that will ever change the fact.

Here comes a can of worms.

 

Discriminate:

1. To make a distinction in favor of or against a person or thing on the basis of the group, class, or category to which the person or thing belongs rather than according to actual merit; show partiality: The new law discriminates against foreigners. He discriminates in favor of his relatives.

2. To note or observe a difference; distinguish accurately: to discriminate between things.

 

Persecute:

1. To pursue with harassing or oppressive treatment, esp. because of religion, race, or beliefs; harass persistently.

2. To annoy or trouble persistently.

 

 

Hold it just one minute! For any of you to imply for one second that you wouldn’t, or don’t “discriminate”, based on ones associations or religious beliefs when making personal moral decisions that may directly affect you or your family, I say that’s “HOGWASH”!

 

Persecuting? Who’s persecuting?

 

I am of the Christian Faith. For me to be a Christian, I believe that our GOD is The Alpha, The Omega, The One and Only GOD. I believe the King James Version of the Bible is His Word.

 

With that said…I have EVERY right as an American to discriminate when voting based on my moral beliefs as well as every other American. However, discriminating these issues based on ones skin color or ethnicity, that’s different & ugly.

 

Hypothetically…Would you vote for a person that worshipped roaches as his savior and sacrificed dogs & cats to him…Even if he had a great economic or national security plan? Or would that whole roach and dog/cat thing make you a little nervous? If it makes you nervous you just might be discriminating. Would you let him babysit your kids or would you “discriminate” based on the group he worships and associates with?

 

We ALL discriminate in some way when making moral decisions about our fellow man. There is nothing wrong with this type of discrimination. We always have & always will. There is nothing that will ever change the fact.

The fact that everyone does it, does not make it right. As humans, we should try to minimize our discriminations, not accept that and embrace them openly.

The fact that everyone does it, does not make it right. As humans, we should try to minimize our discriminations, not accept that and embrace them openly.

 

Yes we should try to minimize it...Human nature will not allow us to mimimize much though. Maybe we shouldn't "embrace" it, but disriminating in the closet is no different than doing it "openly". I just have a problem with people acting as if they do not, or would not disriminate when it can affect their family values.

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