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Why should it be limited to Islamic radicaization? Aren't the Unaomber, Timothy McVeigh, etc. examples of radicalization knowing no religious boundaries?
Well according to one of the left's heros Bill Maher, Timothy McVeigh would never be as evil as Islam.
Really? He should tell that to the families of McVeigh's victims.
I agree but what he said is his view. Where oh where is the left? When anyione on the right says anything about muslims and islam the left are screaming and ranting in one loud voice. When one of the own says something, not a peep. Not a single word against Maher.
I agree but what he said is his view. Where oh where is the left? When anyione on the right says anything about muslims and islam the laeft are screaming and ranting in one loud voice. When one of the own says something, not a peep. Not a single word against Maher.
Probably because they agree with him.
You paint all liberals and "the left" (which is anyone not as rabidly right-wing as you) with a very broad brush.
It's not a black and white world, despite how desperately people like you try to make it so with your frenetic labeling of everyone.
That part usually gets lost by those who worship the lying drunk.
That what McCarthy was doing was inherently un-American to the core is never fails to escape their notice.
Because they aren't real Americans either. But of course, they are the ones that wrap themselves in the flag and get tearful at Toby Keith songs.
Makes you sick, doesn't it?
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