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We have had experience with Muslim's as well. I do not read the NYT. I am not sparing with you. This is just my opinion.

Maybe when a person has been attacked personally in the name of Allah, then one might have a jaded view.

Maybe when a person has been attacked personally in the name of Allah, then one might have a jaded view.

I've lost friends to terrorists. I've had a couple of very close calls myself. Close enough to get my heart rate up pretty high and to tremble for quite some time afterward.

Don't get me wrong; I hate terrorists. Loathe and detest them.

My point is that you can't say all Muslims are evil just because all of the terrorists are Muslims. The Muslims I know well are just regular people and they hate the terrorists as much as we do.

mariabush wrote:
Maybe when a person has been attacked personally in the name of Allah, then one might have a jaded view.

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Same here.

After 9-11 I was living in a foreign country.

Had it not been for some brave Catholic Colombian countrymen coming to my defense, I would not be here to day posting on this site.

I was attacked by 10 club wielding immigrant Syrians yelling kill the infidel and Osama is great.

A garage owner and four of his employees grabbed tire irons and came to my rescue.

The Syrians ran like scared rats when the odds evened up somewhat.

So from a personal stand point I learned the hard way not to trust Muslims on face value.

Many people do not realize the number of Middle Eastern immigrants that are flooding the countries of South America.