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To: rightwingintelligentsia
Why call it a clash between "conservative" Muslims who vehemently back the country's Islamic laws, and those who dare to challenge them as outdated?

The "conservative" Muslims want to control everyone's life. If you disagree with the "conservative" Muslim, you can expect violence or death against you, your family, or others they consider as your supporters.

This is not conservatism. A conservative wants limits on government power and the promotion of individual liberties and rights. Fear of government and/or mob violence is an intimidation factor most often seen by liberals.

Liberals advocate violence against bankers because they are wealthy and therefore create poverty.

Liberals advocate violence against car dealerships because they are polluters.

Liberals advocate violence against gun owners because they are violent.

Liberals advocate violence against military because they have guns.

Liberals advocate violence against restaurants because they make people fat.

Liberals advocate violence against almost any franchise because they are a symbol of capitalism and greed.

The list is almost endless and you would be hard pressed to find examples of conservatives advocating violence as a means to bully people.

The Muslims calling for the death of Ambassador Rehman are not conservative, the are liberal. If Ambassador Rehman advocates changing Pakistani law to allow more freedom of speech, that makes her a conservative.

4 posted on 02/22/2013 7:01:20 AM PST by Tai_Chung
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To: Tai_Chung

These terrorists are not Conservatives; they are Fundamentalist whackos.


6 posted on 02/22/2013 7:50:44 AM PST by BuffaloJack (Guns should not be illegal; they should be undocumented.)
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