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To: BCW

Well, we would have to abandon our Constitution to ban Islam. Not that we respect it that much as it is.


23 posted on 05/21/2013 3:48:20 PM PDT by nickcarraway
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To: nickcarraway

Not ban it but not submit to their ‘ideas of their culture’ when seeking USA justice. Our culture is Our Constitution.


30 posted on 05/21/2013 3:56:56 PM PDT by presently no screen name
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To: nickcarraway

I don’t see Islam being protected by our Constitution...Islam is not a religion - it’s a an entire culture that is bent on destroying the very document that enables them to come to the US and practice the religious part. Despite this, once the other elements begin to infect the political, economic, and social structures and then demands an end to freedoms of those citizens not Moslem, then their rights given by the Constitution become null and void. Islam becomes in effect, a hostile force, be it, domestic or foreign, and then legally be labeled as an enemy to the state.

There’s more detail to this small explanation - but that’s the sequence one should follow to outlaw and ban this destructive element. They have shown through their own actions and deeds that a system like the US currently has, will always be destroyed and replaced with a Sharia compliant form of rule. It’s not my fault I think this way, but theirs for repeatedly conducting destructive actions that uproot and replace what was a traditional society with their own perverted form of violence and intolerance.

I’m sure you agree - I’m just writing this for others to read...


34 posted on 05/21/2013 4:00:16 PM PDT by BCW (http://babylonscovertwar.com/index.html - A real life experience book about the war in Iraq)
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