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Yea, that's what my parents taught me too.
Stoop the the same low levels as your adversary.
Don't ever try and be an upstanding, moral person.
Never be better.
So no respect to their religion? How hard is it to feed people a meat that isn't pork?
It’s not a restaurant. Don’t like it, don’t eat it. The F what your religion says you can eat. Our detainment special today is bacon or rat meat. Which would you like?
perhaps the real story should be the United States is kind and considerate enough to have hahal meals available for Muslims, even if they are illegally within our borders. Unfortunately due to packaging mistakes some meals are occasionally expired and they have to eat pork related products. Of Course that doesn't make as good of a story does it. Cant' focus on the idea that We try to do the best we can, even for those who don't play by the rules.
I am reminded of a story a friend who was in the Navy told me about loading boxes of meat onto their carrier. The meat was labeled NOT FIT for prison use. That tells you something doesn't it.
We should just probably behead them... like they do.
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Originally Posted by CCbaxter
Yea, that's what my parents taught me too.
Stoop the the same low levels as your adversary.
Don't ever try and be an upstanding, moral person.
Never be better.
Did your parents teach you that too?
Their parents told him to behead the enemy. We feed them bacon - and you are offended.
If they really wanted to be mean, they would feed them chitterlings. THAT would be torture.
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