Islam is not inherently evil

[Quantum Windbag]

Is it law?

Get a grip.........

Not yet.

And we work very hard to make sure that doesn't come about.

Good.

You worry about that, I will worry about getting rid of all the laws they already made that amount to the same thing.

 

[Liability]

Well, that's a damn good point. If this president keeps on blaspheming the Constitution as he does, then we all really should fear that possibility.

Right wingers keep saying the President isn't Christian.

Did he go to Church today or just play Golf?...



peace...

The church of the sub par.

 

[NeoTemplar]

Not yet.

Well, that's a damn good point. If this president keeps on blaspheming the Constitution as he does, then we all really should fear that possibility.

Right wingers keep saying the President isn't Christian.

Just because you self-identify as belonging to a certain group with a certain belief/goal doesn't me you are one, just ask Feminists.

 

[Artevelde]

No, Islam isn't inherently evil. It has shown itself to be inherently intolerant however.

 

[Si modo]

Is it law?

Get a grip.........

Not yet.

And we work very hard to make sure that doesn't come about.

Really? Do you speak out when the Constitution is broken in other areas?

Because the Constitution protects you from this "fear" of becoming a theocracy, ONLY if it is followed.

 

[mal]

Right wingers keep saying the President isn't Christian.

Did he go to Church today or just play Golf?...



peace...

The church of the sub par.

Flashback: Axelrod called Bush



peace...

 

[mal]

Not yet.

And we work very hard to make sure that doesn't come about.

Really? Do you speak out when the Constitution is broken in other areas?

Because the Constitution protects you from this "fear" of becoming a theocracy, ONLY if it is followed.

There is very much so Liberal "religion"... And she would have the State Dictate MANY things from that Persepctive...



peace...

 

[Buford]

And humans kill for reasons not based on religious faith; Timothy McVeigh for example. Of course Islam isn't evil, we saw David Koresh here in the US, Jim Jones in Africa. Both were 'Christian'.

Can you believe it? People on this thread wanting me to travel to countries dangerous to gays.

That is fucked up.

There are a frustrated few that no way to respond except with insults, vulgarities, and hate. Pass 'em by.

Yes, I approve of using vulgarities and insults on people who lie to promote their agenda. Frustration has nothing to do with it.

 

[Sky Dancer]

You guys want it both ways. You want to have a paranoia of a MUSLIM theocracy, when the evidence is that it is much more likely we get a CHRISTIAN theocracy in the US.

If the Constitution truly protects us from EITHER Islam or Christianity becoming the state religion, what is the objection to Muslims being able to practice freely in the US, just like Christians?

 

[Buford]

You guys want it both ways. You want to have a paranoia of a MUSLIM theocracy, when the evidence is that it is much more likely we get a CHRISTIAN theocracy in the US.

If the Constitution truly protects us from EITHER Islam or Christianity becoming the state religion, what is the objection to Muslims being able to practice freely in the US, just like Christians?

You're confused, dear. It starts with your premise. When you're premise is confused, everything after that is confusion. You're confused.

 

[Rat in the Hat]

You guys want it both ways. You want to have a paranoia of a MUSLIM theocracy, when the evidence is that it is much more likely we get a CHRISTIAN theocracy in the US.

If the Constitution truly protects us from EITHER Islam or Christianity becoming the state religion, what is the objection to Muslims being able to practice freely in the US, just like Christians?

Where is anyone objecting to Muslims practicing their religion in the US?

Unless you are wanting us to approve of their lopping people's heads off, hangings, or throwing bricks at women.

 

[Sky Dancer]

You guys want it both ways. You want to have a paranoia of a MUSLIM theocracy, when the evidence is that it is much more likely we get a CHRISTIAN theocracy in the US.

If the Constitution truly protects us from EITHER Islam or Christianity becoming the state religion, what is the objection to Muslims being able to practice freely in the US, just like Christians?

Where is anyone objecting to Muslims practicing their religion in the US?

Unless you are wanting us to approve of their lopping people's heads off, hangings, or throwing bricks at women.

If you think Islam is inherently evil, then it follows that you wouldn't want anyone to practice Islam.

 

[Buford]

You guys want it both ways. You want to have a paranoia of a MUSLIM theocracy, when the evidence is that it is much more likely we get a CHRISTIAN theocracy in the US.

If the Constitution truly protects us from EITHER Islam or Christianity becoming the state religion, what is the objection to Muslims being able to practice freely in the US, just like Christians?

Where is anyone objecting to Muslims practicing their religion in the US?

Unless you are wanting us to approve of their lopping people's heads off, hangings, or throwing bricks at women.

If you think Islam is inherently evil, then it follows that you wouldn't want anyone to practice Islam.

Not if you believe in the US Constitution. Do you think just because people think a religion is evil or wrong that they don't believe in liberty? I disagree strongly with Mormonism, but I will vote for Romney. Muslims have the right to practice their religion in the USA and I agree with that. You're thinking process is very confusing.

 

[Rat in the Hat]

You guys want it both ways. You want to have a paranoia of a MUSLIM theocracy, when the evidence is that it is much more likely we get a CHRISTIAN theocracy in the US.

If the Constitution truly protects us from EITHER Islam or Christianity becoming the state religion, what is the objection to Muslims being able to practice freely in the US, just like Christians?

Where is anyone objecting to Muslims practicing their religion in the US?

Unless you are wanting us to approve of their lopping people's heads off, hangings, or throwing bricks at women.

If you think Islam is inherently evil, then it follows that you wouldn't want anyone to practice Islam.

And you would be wrong. I don't care if they practice their religion here, just as long as they leave the evil and violence behind in their shithole sandbox countries.

 

[Sky Dancer]

Bu-

Since you say that Islam can be safely practiced in the US, then it cannot be inherently evil.

sky

 

[Sky Dancer]

Where is anyone objecting to Muslims practicing their religion in the US?

Unless you are wanting us to approve of their lopping people's heads off, hangings, or throwing bricks at women.

If you think Islam is inherently evil, then it follows that you wouldn't want anyone to practice Islam.

And you would be wrong. I don't care if they practice their religion here, just as long as they leave the evil and violence behind in their shithole sandbox countries.

Great. I feel the same way. In that case, Islam cannot be INHERENTLY evil.

 

[Artevelde]

Bu-

Since you say that Islam can be safely practiced in the US, then it cannot be inherently evil.

sky

I think most people would believe Nazism is inherently evil. That doesn't mean it is illegal to be a Nazi in the US.

 

[Artevelde]

If you think Islam is inherently evil, then it follows that you wouldn't want anyone to practice Islam.

And you would be wrong. I don't care if they practice their religion here, just as long as they leave the evil and violence behind in their shithole sandbox countries.

Great. I feel the same way. In that case, Islam cannot be INHERENTLY evil.

Thinking never was your strong suit was it?

 

[Artevelde]

You guys want it both ways. You want to have a paranoia of a MUSLIM theocracy, when the evidence is that it is much more likely we get a CHRISTIAN theocracy in the US.

If the Constitution truly protects us from EITHER Islam or Christianity becoming the state religion, what is the objection to Muslims being able to practice freely in the US, just like Christians?

Who says Muslims aren't free to practice their faith in the US?

 

[Rat in the Hat]

If you think Islam is inherently evil, then it follows that you wouldn't want anyone to practice Islam.

And you would be wrong. I don't care if they practice their religion here, just as long as they leave the evil and violence behind in their shithole sandbox countries.

Great. I feel the same way. In that case, Islam cannot be INHERENTLY evil.

Wrongo. Islam IS inherently evil, but as long as they can practice restraint in their evil ways, they're OK to practice it here.

And if they can't, we have a perfectly good justice system to teach the rest why they should.