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Re: Rumors Of Conspiratorial Underground Movements Are Usually Bull$*#&

anamericanaries — Sun, 04 May 2008 05:56:40 -0000

I guess it's worth noting that 70% of Arabs in the United States are Christian. So yeah, making accommodations for a minority religious belief is idiotic. Muslims have every right to practice their faith, but should not expect society to change for their personal beliefs. Jewish people can't even get Hanukkah off from school and work! Why should Muslims be any different?

"Ask women here what they think about being forced to wear the abaya and become Black Moving Objects (BMOs) even when the temperature exceeds 130 degrees F."

My sister is self-conscious about her body. Therefore, she goes to a public swimming lake which is populated by Arab girls who swim in full garb. It gives her an excuse to wear a shirt and shorts into the water!

"Just remember that being nice to muslims gets you nothing in return."

You need to meet my Muslim brother-in-law. He celebrates all the major holidays with us (Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, etc.) and lets his kids into the celebration too, even though they are being raised Muslim. He had claimed a great love for our family (we are the only family he has) and has said he would "die for us." How many Christians would do that for their Muslim family members? How many Christians have such a love for their Muslim counterparts? Maybe you should stop judging an entire group of people based on a few radical individuals. Most Muslims live in the United States for economic and social freedom.

Re: Rumors Of Conspiratorial Underground Movements Are Usually Bull$*#&

runasim — Sat, 03 May 2008 19:13:40 -0000

Being criticized for wearing the abaya is more likely to result in many Muslim women preferring to wear it. Women and men like the idea of choice, not force, and it works both ways, for or against something.

Counterproductive is counterproducitve..

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DLS — Sat, 03 May 2008 17:08:28 -0000

"Heh, those female-only pool times are making you nervous, aren’t they?"

1. Ask women here what they think about being forced to wear the abaya and become Black Moving Objects (BMOs) even when the temperature exceeds 130 degrees F.

2. Multiculturalism uber alles, eh? Or just when the PC "non-dominant" [rolling eyes] groups demand exclusion? Why can't we help them separate if that's what they'd prefer? Let's go back to black-white "separate but equal," or at least "separate," then. How about separate white and black pool hours? Or because (as has been in the news recently), fewer blacks than whites know how to swim, just ban blacks for their own safety, don't you know?

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runasim — Sat, 03 May 2008 14:20:37 -0000

"...being nice to muslims gets you nothing "

Wow, that's a peculiar position for a 'Christian nation' to take.
Being nice is okay only if it gets you something?

Which part of the Bible does that come from?
So much for our pride in being a religious nation.

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superdestroyer — Sat, 03 May 2008 11:50:53 -0000

Slamfu,

Just remember that being nice to muslims gets you nothing in return. That will not reasonably accomoate others religions and they will keep demanding more "reasonable" accomodations. I surprised that Pipes did not mention that in London, muslims have demanded that pubs close to mosques be closed down even though the pubs were there 100's of years before the mosques.

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rudi — Sat, 03 May 2008 11:13:17 -0000

I wonder why Pipes doesn't rant about beth din and the controversy over intermarriage? Pipes cannot marry Almontaser, so who's the immoderate...

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runasim — Sat, 03 May 2008 04:23:13 -0000

We seem to need a sacrificial lamb on a regular basis in order to feel; good about ourselves.
If the lamb complains, we are outraged at its lack of patriotism.

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Slamfu — Fri, 02 May 2008 20:28:25 -0000

SuperD, while it may be true Muslim nations don't make exceptions for others as a general rule, its also true that they are dicks. Lets not model ourselves after them and their intolerant ways. The whole point of holding our selves to a higher standard is to in fact hold ourselves to a higher standard.

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Slamfu — Fri, 02 May 2008 20:26:08 -0000

"whenever someone starts talking about vague, underground, conspiratorial movements to radically alter the face of American society, it’s probably bull$@#!."

Thats just what THEY want you to think.

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superdestroyer — Fri, 02 May 2008 20:18:39 -0000

Considering that are no examples of muslims giving accommodations to non-muslims, they why should anyone accomodate them. An essay written by an American who had lived in Saudi Arabia makes the point that Muslims never see or treat non-muslims as equals. When will people in America see that accomodating muslims is a sign of weakness to muslims and just encourages them to make the next demand for the next accomodation. If you say that will never happen then please give an example of accommodation that should never be given.

I also find it odd that when cabbies are fired to not picking up blacks that it would be appropriate for muslims to deny service. Are they not a public accommodation?