"Fundamental rights" comprise the entire Bill of Rights. When we consider the right to live without violence in our streets is also a "fundamental right" we will weigh that against the "fundamental rights" of murderous ideologies.The Constitution can be amended without being abandoned.and you're okay with abandoning the constitution?Banning the practice of Islam on free soil, banning sharia and bulldozing every Islamic military post/aka mosque, into the earth. Won't happen because we don't have the backbone to protect our citizens. What a shame.
Not when you are talking about fundamental rights.
If you can provide evidence that a considerable majority of American muslims are committing ideological violence in our streets you might have a point. But you don't.
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How about instead we look at how many people have died in recent years due to radical Islamic ideology...
...While we're at it how many blacks in our population claim to follow Islam and are killing each other, and police officers, in places like Chicago, New York City, Baltimore, Los Angeles, etc,... every week-end?
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