Except Islam is not in this country to assimilate, or enjoy american freedoms, or peacefully co-exist. They are here to conquer America, and other western countries, and eradicate jews from the earth. Such is their public claim. They ignore our laws. Is that racist? Islamaphobic? Or, just simply true.
Maybe @Orangeslice13 can educate you on this statement about Judaism. He's messianic with kids that went to a CoC highschool.
Until they are called (or forced) to radicalize?
So, you are saying there are not calls for death to america, in america, by muslims. Or no go zones for non-muslims? etc., etc. What would happen to a white girl walking down the street in a strict Minneapolis muslim neighborhood with her head uncovered. Who will win out? The radicalized or the peaceful. That which they fled has arrived.
I've seen it reported but only a couple of times and with no indication that it's more than a very few saying that. It's pretty far down the list of things to worry about.
So, muslim protestors in American cities demanding Sharia is not real? Or you just haven't met those in particular? I'm not islamaphobic, and am well aware that not all are that way, but they also did not stand up for "peaceful" islam in their home countries and were overrun by the extremists or they would have led normal lives in their home country. And thanks to our open borders, those numbers are increasingly present in America now too. And the UK. And Australia.
That's not an argument. I'd love to know how much sales of keffiyehs and Palestinian flags have increased in the past 24 months and what percentage of those people could point to Gaza on a map on their first try. You know it's the truth on both sides of the political aisle - we've been programmed for immediate buy-in to any cause based on political affiliation regardless of how much or how little reality it's grounded in.
Seems pretty prevelant on our college campuses of late. We've integrated church and state to placate calls to prayer in more than one northern city. I meet muslim students in passing because they seem to love to bowl, so they come in and out during the school year since we have a local university that seems to be favored by Saudis. So, I've not lived my 60 not having met people. I've also been in places in ATL maybe people shouldn't go. I grew up in a roughly 50/50 town about 40 miles south of ATL that had gotten through most of the "white neighborhood" stuff by the time time I got to HS. We didn't have much of that at all going on in the early 80's. We worshipped together in my church. i've visited other churches just to see. But, I digress.
