"You seriously underestimate who you're dealing with in me, obsequious twit."
LOL - you might want to repeat whatever point it was you are trying to make in this post, this is as far as I'm reading on this one.
I'm laughing too much with a mental picture of this rooster attempting to puff out his chest, thinking that making himself appear larger will scare his enemies.
All we need is a thundering voice... I am the great and wonderous AAC - who dares to ask me to actually make sense ? ( as lightning crashes in the background )
... no, no ... don't look behind the curtain....
*sigh*
Perhaps you've never encountered the concept of illustrating absurdity by being absurd? In which case your failure to recognise how that first line of my response was quite deliberately designed as a point of connection to, and mockery of the general attitude of baseless bravado and denial is quite par for the course.
Makes it rather clear who can recognise a joke and who cannot. Freepmails from others laughing at that exact line showed me they understood it exactly in the context I intended. I'm sorry if it was over your head and behind a curtain, scarecrow.
My point? Resident in the repeated and unsupported claims that there is little or nothing to fear from the Islamic religion being practiced unhindered in America as it is written in the Qur'an, is a more dangerous risk than is violating the civil rights of a small percentage of the reported 6.5 million muslims who live here.
Not all of them are here legally, nor are they all American citizens, or even resident aliens, and those who are not should not expect to be afforded the rights and protections of citizenship.
Yes, some were born here and converted to Islam, but I feel it not unreasonable to be concerned about them as well (Jose Padilla, John Walker Lindh...) since I reside in the city that was home to the "Portland Seven" gang of idiots.
It is a good thing that you are laughing - on any pretext - since laughter is good medicine.
A.A.C.