First and Second generation Muslim-Americans should have citizenship revoked (radical, Australia, constitutional)
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Studies show second and third generation Muslims in Infidel nations are much more radical than their father or grandfathers that chose to migrate to the decadent West that their kin have now come to hate so much.
Studies show second and third generation Muslims in Infidel nations are much more radical than their father or grandfathers that chose to migrate to the decadent West that their kin have now come to hate so much.
That would seem to be true, but more recently in Europe especially it's both. First and second generation Muslims really act a lot a like any way. They seem to be Muslim first, followed by their country of origin, then Americans 3rd
Regardless, they primarily learned form their parents or Imans.
That would seem to be true, but more recently in Europe especially it's both. First and second generation Muslims really act a lot a like any way. They seem to be Muslim first, followed by their country of origin, then Americans 3rd
Their first allegiance is to Islam and not the Infidel host countries they or their relatives chose to migrate to.
Uh, no. Citizenship is for the most part irrevocable. In extremely rare (read: nearly unheard of) cases, a citizenship can be revoked on the basis that it was originally granted under false pretenses. Like ex-Nazis who lied about their past life.
Not to mention that such a proposal is frankly, bigoted.
Uh, no. Citizenship is for the most part irrevocable. In extremely rare (read: nearly unheard of) cases, a citizenship can be revoked on the basis that it was originally granted under false pretenses. Like ex-Nazis who lied about their past life.
Not to mention that such a proposal is frankly, bigoted.
Big deal, Call us all Bigots. I have no problem being bigoted against some one who is a threat.
Uh, no. Citizenship is for the most part irrevocable. In extremely rare (read: nearly unheard of) cases, a citizenship can be revoked on the basis that it was originally granted under false pretenses. Like ex-Nazis who lied about their past life.
Not to mention that such a proposal is frankly, bigoted.
Oh dear God, Muslims are killing people around the world as they please, but let's not be bigoted!
How about we call a constitutional convention and review it?
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