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Now I see why so many left leaners don't want to take a chance about dealing with the Muslim threats. That poking the trapped animal isn't even a PC statement, it is pure "Let them alone until they kill somebody". How many will they have to kill before you think it is time to deal with the problem?
See this is where you and I part ways.
I absolutely believe in doing something about the problem.
I just don't think that political grandstanding with an impotent and inflammatory Congressional "investigation" is actually doing anything.
And Democrats aren't trying to win them over as voters? I guess that is why they work so hard to get the Hispanic vote and so on.
There are barely 1 million voting age Muslims in the entire country.
Comparing the massive Latino vote to them is like comparing an alligator to a lizard.
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Do you consider Sharia as the answer to taking care of the right?
I have no idea what you are asking me. But whatever it is, no. I consider Shar'ia to be an abomination, an answer to nothing, and of absolutely no relevance to anything taking place in this country.
It is no existential threat to us, and much if not most of it is already against the law here.
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It seems you are siding with others that seem to think that way.
Yet another example of how what things "seem" to you are often completely anomalous.
Or more specifically, I am all for real investigations.
This is not one.
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