Think,
1) Would the ACLU support them in the following. and
2) Would the ACLU support the Christians in the following:
They are instructing their members to:
-distribute Islamic literature on school campuses,
-hold Ramadan at schools and other public places
-Donate Islamic books and tapes to schools
-Pray on campus
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These are basic Constitutional rights. If these CAIR guys (lying dirtbags, for the most part) have the wherewithal, organizationa and presence of mind to stand up for themselves, good for them. Who cares what the ACLU thinks? They're wrong on matters of church/state separation anyway.
The problem isn't with them or the law, as far as this particular pamphlet goes. The problem is with Christians who didn't aggressively resist forced atheism in public schools during the 50s, or who stopped praying out loud in public assemblies, or who sit around and wait for the antichrist to chop their heads off because it's the end times, blablabla, when they should be PREACHING THE GOSPEL OF THE KINGDOM!!!
Yeah, it's a problem when these CAIR people are not at all interested in condemning acts of mass murder in the name of their silly god, but as far as this thing you posted, it's straight up Constitutional.
That is not the point. How many Christian or other religious oprganizations encourage the same thing?? That the ACLU would support one but not the other is "given", but is hardly a reason to suspect sinister motives.
The ONLY dubious statement in the whole pamphlet is the "make up an organization". Taken at face value, it is promoting dishonesty - not a great thing for CAIR to be doing, but it's hardly a call to jihad.
Opps, gotta go, a black sedan just pulled up and I think I hear helicopters . . .