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Wheres the outrage from the muslim community. Yes I've seen pockets of outrage and condemnation but in general its been very muted. Total silence in every terrorist incident. I'm sure the majority of muslims are not terrorists. However in the end where do their loyalties lie---USA or Sharia law?
I think the problem is that we have set the bar for "moderate Muslim" too low. Basically, any Muslim who doesn't kill someone is a moderate. So those people cheering while they watch gay people get beheaded, or women get stoned: those are the "moderates." They are people who would NEVER kill someone, so they get to be called "moderate."
It's a quiet attempt to spread a new Ottoman Empire to sow chaos. 'Clash of Civilization' is used stateside as excuses to further curtail the Bill of Rights.
The biggest Amendment they're targeting though at the moment isn't the Second, rather it's the First.
Asks his mosque audience for a show of hands if they agree that the position isn't extremist. They all raise theirs.
Why are you bum-rush importing people who hate? What do you suppose Barack and Hillary and the Saudis are trying to do to the U.S.?
What, you don't know how to use google or are you just lazy?
I'm talking about, and even referred to, Muslims across the country in response to the remark that Muslims weren't exhibiting outrage. Many are.
As for your last question, either you're late to the party or you don't comprehend what you read. I'm against allowing more into the country until we can properly vet them....for the millionth time.
Using your logic - 5% of black males have been incarcerated. Maybe we should condemn all blacks and deport them also.
You can't deport US citizens.
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