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Oh gosh. If this had been a Christian -- say, opting out of an evolution module in class -- she'd have been roundly praised for courageously standing up against the evil public school and there would be shouts of "Amen!" But since she's a Muslim -- and since she's demanded that most treasonous, un-American, despicable of rights, the right to wear pants -- the world is ending.

But wait, there's more. (There always is.) It's not enough that the government strip her of her pants or make her pay for the privilege of keeping them, say some. The government should deport her and millions of her coreligionists! We'll call it the Gaius Verres Approach to Citizenship.

I honestly do not understand why some of these people are admitted to the Big Tent. In the good old days, they'd be placed in the Little Tent out back and we'd charge admission to look at them. But I guess two-party politics makes strange bedfellows.

I honestly do not understand why some of these people are admitted to the Big Tent.

Well, obviously this isn't an isolated incident and when people see CAIR involved, they - and I - are rightly concerned, upset, pissed off, or whatever you want to call it.

When I see worldwide protest marches of millions of moderate Muslims - protesting Islamofascists that have hijacked their religion and want to blow up everything in sight - then I'll think about changing my stance and opinion... until then, it's "Not all Muslims are terrorists, but all terrorists are Muslims".

You're missing the point completely. CAIR is working very deliberately and very diligantly to undermine our laws. Violent jihad is not the only form of jihad. Currently at play in America is a political and cultural jihad. It remains under the radar of most Americans.