Anti Muslim Rhetoric Reaching a Dangerous Level *BARF ALERT*

American Muslim ^ | 11/12/2009 | Shiela Musaji

[Publius6961]

Notice his degrading description of the entire religion of Islam, not just the actions of a particular Muslim. This is a man who can barely control his absolute contempt, and who sounds as if he would be happy for a “dangerous cusp” to be reached. Haroon Moghul discusses this article at length.

Wow.
That sounds just like me.
But modesty prevents me from claiming membership among high profile entertainers, sports figures, rap artists, and actors.

< /disclaimer>... Just saying.

[Publius6961]

Would Orthodox Jews or religious Sikhs, or any other religious group wearing religious clothing pose the same concerns.

Not presently.

But if they start murdering people worldwide daily, creating mayhem and destruction, sure they would be dealt with similarly.

(I love softballs)

[Publius6961]

The MMM* list

* Muslim Mass Murderers List

[calex59]

Well, let's see, according to the news articles I see the only religious rhetoric that is reaching dangerous levels is that leveled at Christians. Muslim backlash is simply made up BS designed to keep people from saying or doing anything for fear of being, once again, labeled racist(although Islam isn't a race). It doesn't work any more, but the fact of the matter is Americans usually let their law enforcement people handle such things but that will soon change as they ignore terrorist acts and fail to punish the terrorist who commit them.

MOST(90+ %)terrorist are muslims, this will lead to a backlash against muslims, sooner or later. I do believe that is exactly what Bozo and the boys want. Well, they may get it but it might not turn out the way they foresee it.

[ApplegateRanch]

although the Islamic Fascist connection is getting tiresome.

Try the Muslim-Nazi connection, then.

Amin Al Husseini shown here on a Nazi poster recruiting fellow Muslims to join Hitler in the fight against the West and the Jews. His disciples today include Yasser Arafat, Saddam Hussein and the leaders of Hamas, Al Qaeda and Islamic Jihad.

Amin al Husseini und Adolf Hitler Description: Der Grossmufti von Palästina vom Führer empfangen. Der Führer empfing in Gegenwart des Reichsministers des Auswärtigen von Ribbentrop den Grossmufti von Palästina, Sayid Amin al Husseini, zu einer herzlichen und für die Zukunft der arabischen Länder bedeutungsvollen Unterredung. 9.12.41 Presse Hoffmann

November 2, 1943 Himmler's telegram to Mufti: ""To the Grand Mufti: The National Socialist movement of Greater Germany has, since its inception, inscribed upon its flag the fight against the world Jewry. It has therefore followed with particular sympathy the struggle of freedom-loving Arabs, especially in Palestine, against Jewish interlopers. In the recognition of this enemy and of the common struggle against it lies the firm foundation of the natural alliance that exists between the National Socialist Greater Germany and the freedom-loving Muslims of the whole world. In this spirit I am sending you on the anniversary of the infamous Balfour declaration my hearty greetings and wishes for the successful pursuit of your struggle until the final victory. Reichsfuehrer S.S. Heinrich Himmler"

[hal ogen]

Muslims as a group do not throw those extremists out of their so-called “religion.” Instead by their silence they like the murderous thuggery. I have NEVER seen muslim-sponsored protest of killings and violence by other muslims. They are ALL duplicitous by their acquiescence. You are awakening a tiger, you bast**ds.

[jimt]

Islam: a Satanically Transmitted Disease, spread by unprotected intimate contact with the Koranus.

Your tagline summarizes the problem I've got here.

Do you really believe all Muslims are infected by Satan ?

How would you feel about that line if the first word was Judaism, or Christianity, or Buddhism ? With the scriptural reference changed, of course.

I've read the Koran (in English), as well as many other "scriptures" sacred to the folks who subscribe to that particular sect. I'm not impressed.

But as a matter of courtesy, I don't bother telling others about that opinion - particularly about their own beliefs.

I can't accept buttwipes like Hasan have a ticket to heaven - more like hell. But that goes for others, too, at least as far as the acceptance part. Hasan's interpretation of "scripture" is appalling, disgusting - totally f'd. So is his personality. I was pleased to hear he's paralyzed - I'm NOT a good Christian.

As your post makes clear, he's not alone among Muslims. People who strap suicide bombs on kids clearly fit my totally f'd description.

But that's not all Muslims ! That's what the author of this piece is saying.

I believe she's right. Islam's radicals are particularly disgusting, and annoyingly prevalent. But there are Muslims who are our neighbors who are good Americans. Our Founders said they had the right to worship as they wish. It's the only way to guarantee WE have the right to worship as we wish. They also (obviously) have the obligation to live by our laws. The vast majority do.

Hasan's horrifically perverted beliefs, bolstered by his associations with the dregs of the internet sewer, are certainly germane to his treasonous acts. He could use a Drano enema to help clear his mind.

But good Muslim Americans deserve the courtesy we'd give to practitioners of other religions. Toss the broad brush. Anybody who subscribes to Hasan's beliefs is a fit subject of utter disgust. And when they act like he did, a fit subject of execution, or permanent rehabilitation, as I like to call it.

That's not most American Muslims.

Certainly, don't take this personally. You've got a lot of company in your opinions.

[jimt]

Muslims as a group do not throw those extremists out of their so-called “religion.” Instead by their silence they like the murderous thuggery. I have NEVER seen muslim-sponsored protest of killings and violence by other muslims. They are ALL duplicitous by their acquiescence. You are awakening a tiger, you bast**ds.

I think their silence is more fear than approval.

I too would like to hear more vociferous condemnation.

But with fatwas (sp?) from afar spewed out by murderous mullahs, and knowing you had several fanatic nutsacks hiding in your congregation, how many would have the balls to stand up and denounce them ?