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When is the last time, anywhere, that a Muslim turned in another Muslim for suspicious activities?
Yep, Most people defend from an outside group their Race, religion, Family or group to the end- "I can bad mouth my brother, but you sure the hell can't".
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It's not about going and attacking Muslims, as I said, most are decent people, but it is odd to HONOR Muslims after such events, jsut as it would have been odd to honor White Rednecks after the mass shooting in South Carolina in the Black church.
There should be much more pressure on the Muslim communities to be alert and sniff out suspicious behavior.
There should be much more pressure on Muslim countries to denounce the attacks rather than kissing their butts and selling them weapons.
Yep, Most people defend from an outside group their Race, religion, Family or group to the end- "I can bad mouth my brother, but you sure the hell can't".
yeah.. Also, you bombed one place, it is the war against the entire Muslim world.
There should be much more pressure on Muslim countries to denounce the attacks rather than kissing their butts and selling them weapons.
Some of them do. The King of Jordan and El-Sis of Egypt seem to be pretty hard core against the likes of the Muslim Brotherhood and other groups, they just don't get much play here.
“I am going to keep radical Islamic terrorists the hell out of our country,”
Newsflash , the terrorists don't want to get along with us. They aren't blowing people up because they 'don't feel accepted'
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