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There is no bigotry in criticizing a hateful religion/ideology.....Again, your beloved 50 years ago blanket statement that means Zero in the here and now.Placing the worship of Islam ahead of, and possibly in conflict with, the interests of the United States is disqualifying for serving the interest of the United States.
Placing loyalty to the Pope ahead of, and possibly in conflict with, the interests of the United States is disqualifying for JFK serving the interest of the United States.
memba that?
Because the object of your bigotry is different now? Sharp thinking there, professor.
Yes, you are whining like little baby. And no, it's opinion. And it's an opinion that is not going to happen, as it is unamerican. And, given how unamerican you are, russia might better suit you.I'm not whining. The title of the OP is simply a statement of fact.
A year ago, there was a thread entitled >> "Do Republicans believe a Muslim should be allowed to serve in public office if elected?" I'm now answering that by saying No, Republicans don't believe Muslims should be allowed to serve in public office, elected or not. Furthermore, no American should be OK with Muslims serving in public office.
First of all, in America, Islam is sedition, by virtue of it's supremacism, which is in violation of the Constitution (article 6, section 2, part 1-the Supremacy Clause).
Secondly, Islam is an ideology (masquerading as a religion), which advocates (if not commands) the violation of scores of US laws, including some of the most serious felonies (ex. murder, rape, pedophilia, slavery, sex discrimination)
Not only should Muslims not be part of government in America, but Islam should not exist in America, period. There should be no mosques, no Korans, no Islamic centers, etc
Terror attacks are happening daily he said, and two reps hate America....and I hate america he said. And I have to move to Iran too.Terror attacks happen daily. Two Muslim congresswomen tell us daily how much they hate this country. The only thing you are proving is you hate America and Americans just as much if not more. Thanks for nothing, and why don't you move to Iran?A real Muslim follows every word of the Koran. Do you ?As a Muslim I say I'm glad me and millions of American muslims like me, chose to be surgeons, engineers, businessmen, firefighters, policemen, teachers, CIA operatives, FBI agents, athletes, and everything else in between and not spend our time worrying about the bigots of the right and what they think about us.
Too much. Now he's about to float the "No True Muslim" fallacy.
You're just not equipped for this bullshit Hunior. Know what I mean?
8 million muslims in the US or more, we should have at least couple of bombings a day, don't you think? Or maybe the Las Vegas shooter, sandy hook shooter, Florida school shooter and dozens of mass massacres were orchestrated by white Christians who converted to Islam.I have never said that. I talk about Islam. That it is a fact Islam inspires terror and non-assimilation. That some Muslims kill to advance Islam is a fact you do not have the sand to admit.Terror attacks happen daily. Two Muslim congresswomen tell us daily how much they hate this country. The only thing you are proving is you hate America and Americans just as much if not more. Thanks for nothing, and why don't you move to Iran?Too much. Now he's about to float the "No True Muslim" fallacy.
You're just not equipped for this bullshit Hunior. Know what I mean?
Well number one I don't speak Farsi or have any interest in it. Number two I'm perfectly well settled here. Number three I don't have a job in Iran so why would they let me immigrate even if I wanted to? And I saved the best for last --- Number four I don't have a problem with paranoid hallucinations about shit that doesn't exist. Guess I just wasn't born with the Gullible gene.
Oh and as far as "terror attacks happen daily" lemme reiterate what I laid out before in case you missed it. At one point in my travels I got to a place where terror attacks did happen daily. And the local government structure was on high alert for bombs. Yet nobody in that time and place, or outside that place in the same time, ever referred to the IRA as "Catholic terrorism". Because that would have been just fucking stupid.
Whelp --- you can do the math.
You can also essplain to the class how defending the COTUS somehow amounts to "hate America". It oughta be very entertaining.
Meanwhile I do have some nice Iraqi curry powder. Close enough?Oh and as far as "terror attacks happen daily"Yes they do happen daily you ignorant wimp.Other Recent "Misunderstandings
of Islam"
2019.07.07 (Afghanistan)
A child is among fourteen killed when a suicide car bomber goes off near a school. 2019.07.05 (Afghanistan)
A Shiite mosque is bombed by the Islamic State, producing two dead worshippers. 2019.07.05 (Afghanistan)
A fundamentalist group sends shells into a local market, killing fourteen patrons. 2019.07.03 (Mozambique)
Two children are among seven villagers murdered by Islamic extremists. 2019.07.03 (Iraq)
A market worker succumbs to splinter injuries following a grenade attack.
(Note: Data for each attack is sometimes pulled from multiple sources. The provided link may not be in complete agreement with the updated detail for the incident).
And you're wrapped up tightly enough in your tiny little echobubble cocoon to think that they're all Mooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooslims, amirite?
A year ago, there was a thread entitled >> "Do Republicans believe a Muslim should be allowed to serve in public office if elected?" I'm now answering that by saying No, Republicans don't believe Muslims should be allowed to serve in public office, elected or not. Furthermore, no American should be OK with Muslims serving in public office.
First of all, in America, Islam is sedition, by virtue of it's supremacism, which is in violation of the Constitution (article 6, section 2, part 1-the Supremacy Clause).
Secondly, Islam is an ideology (masquerading as a religion), which advocates (if not commands) the violation of scores of US laws, including some of the most serious felonies (ex. murder, rape, pedophilia, slavery, sex discrimination)
Not only should Muslims not be part of government in America, but Islam should not exist in America, period. There should be no mosques, no Korans, no Islamic centers, etc
Article VI of the U.S. Constitution provides, in part:
The Senators and Representatives before mentioned, and the members of the several state legislatures, and all executive and judicial officers, both of the United States and of the several states, shall be bound by oath or affirmation, to support this Constitution; but no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the United States.I would think that this preposterous idea would violate both the non-establishment clause and the free-exercise clause of the First Amendment.
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Islam is not a religion ......
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Islam is not a religion ......
Your bigoted fear does not equate to law or policy, toobadass.
Not interpretation. Just plain reading. Do you say the Constitution allows supremacisms (other than the Constitution itself) ?That is childish fear, not any kind of serious interpretation of the Constitution. Grow up.
Um...furiously googling for agreeable opinions and not reading them, instead posting links to them, is not support for that opinion....
Islam is not a religion ......
Your bigoted fear does not equate to law or policy, toobadass.
The Jap Poopy Popper pulls another pathetic piffle:
https://canadafreepress.com/article/islam-is-not-a-religion-it-is-foreign-law
Why Islam is Not a Religion
Ten Reasons Why Islam is NOT a Religion of Peace
Jody Hice: 'Most People Think Islam Is A Religion, It's Not' | HuffPost
Sharia - Wikipedia
What is Sharia Law? | Law Library of Congress
Depends on WHAT ? You either follow every word of it, or you don't. If you don't, you're a MINO (Muslim in name only)It depends. Spit your question.
So you would allow people whose supremacist, seditious ideology directs them to push that criminal ideology, to hold power in that government, thereby superceding the Constitution. That's nuts.It is not true. It is your own personal, unAmerican fear and weakness.
So you are an expert in Islam now? LolDepends on WHAT ? You either follow every word of it, or you don't. If you don't, you're a MINO (Muslim in name only)It depends. Spit your question.
Which is exactly what Islam does. You're catching on Emily. Good for you.Dear Unkotare cc: protectionist
by that interpretation, wouldn't the political beliefs
and platforms of political parties also be barred
from imposing over Constitutional laws as well?
www.ethics-commission.net
"CODE OF ETHICS FOR GOVERNMENT SERVICE
"Any person in Government service should:
"I. Put loyalty to the highest moral principles and to country
above loyalty to persons, party, or Government department.
"II. Uphold the Constitution, laws, and regulations of the United States
and of all governments therein and never be a party to their evasion.
Yeah I know what you mean. You mean to pretend that you have some idea of what you're talking about, when actually, like many posters in this thread, on this subject, you are totally outclassed, and are doing nothing more than just talking jibberish.Too much. Now he's about to float the "No True Muslim" fallacy.
You're just not equipped for this bullshit Hunior. Know what I mean?
Good question. Well Pogo ?Terror attacks happen daily. Two Muslim congresswomen tell us daily how much they hate this country. The only thing you are proving is you hate America and Americans just as much if not more. Thanks for nothing, and why don't you move to Iran?
Placing the worship of Islam ahead of, and possibly in conflict with, the interests of the United States is disqualifying for serving the interest of the United States.
That's what they said about the Muslim terrorists before they committed massacres.As for Muslims most I've met have been polite, mild mannered & pleasant.
Omar Mateen, the Pulse Club killer, was even a licensed security guard in Florida, and was trusted to carry a gun on the job. Everybody thought he was a fine fellow.
