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JAYNEZTOWN

Monday, November 23, 2015 2:06 AM

Look to Euro leftism and rightist political correctness of Europe, When
UK: Child Sex Slavery, Multiculturalism and Islam. The British government kowtowed to Islamic supremacists “for fear of being thought as racist.” The British government hounded counter-jihadists domestically and banned ones from the U.S. from entering the country “for fear of being thought as racist.” The British government worked with Islamic supremacists it mistook for “moderates” “for fear of being thought as racist.” The British government funded liars who exaggerated claims of Muslim victimhood “for fear of being thought as racist.” The British government for years ignored an Islamic supremacist takeover of public schools “for fear of being thought as racist.” Fear of all the wrong things failed 1,400 children. How did this go on for so long? The Jay report is worth reading in full, if only to get a measure of the way apparently well-organised organisations apparently working in a joined-up way managed to fail 1,400 children (at least). But something removed the urgency and made fear of breaking a taboo and being labelled politically incorrect the bigger thing. 1,400 non-Muslim children exploited by Muslim rape gangs, authorities did nothing “for fear of being thought as racist”

SIGNYM

Monday, November 23, 2015 2:08 AM

One of the things that's interesting is that we have a real problem with non-Xtians establishing a theocracy, but not so much when the Ted Cruzes and Mike Huckabees of the political world think they can make the USA an Xtian nation.

I thought one of the precepts of the Constitution was freedom FROM religion: the government could not force you to worship in any particular way. We don't we look on THEM with the same horror?

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You can't build a nation with bombs. You can't create a society with guns.

THGRRI

Monday, November 23, 2015 2:10 AM

Give it up JAYNZTOWN, your argument is porous and being destroyed by all who chose to confront you.

THGRRI

Monday, November 23, 2015 2:24 AM

SIG

One of the things that's interesting is that we have a real problem with non-Xtians establishing a theocracy, but not so much when the Ted Cruzes and Mike Huckabees of the political world think they can make the USA an Xtian nation.

My response

To understand why this discussion is even taking place in America today you would have to understand gerrymandering and its consequences. This is a direct result of that. If there are no countervailing opinions in your district then you have to cater to those who cry out the loudest. You know SIG, like JAYNZTOWN.

SIG

I thought one of the precepts of the Constitution was freedom FROM religion: the government could not force you to worship in any particular way. We don't we look on THEM with the same horror?

My response

It is SIG and that is the crux of my debate with you and JAYNZTOWN. Your problem is what it always is. Selective thinking. Freedom from religion and of religion. See how that works. You can never look at just one. The answer lies in understanding the concept of both.

JAYNEZTOWN

Monday, November 23, 2015 3:04 AM

Clearly there are people here who know not what they are talking of, they just parrort what someone on the CNN ConfusedNoiseNetwork says or repeat the words of some rich journalist who takes a pay from the Qatar diplomat at the UN

My recommendation is this

Don't listen to red
Don't listen to blue
Don't listen to the right
Don't listen to the left

Go out if you are interested, but don't be foolish and so innocent go and meet muslims, observe the different ones and maybe be near them and read about muslims and islam yourself and find your own voice and own conclusion
also check those who quit
http://ex-muslim.org.uk/
http://formermuslimsunited.org/apostasy-from-islam/
Meet the Apostates the Ex-Muslims....meet the people who have to deal with expansion of Islamic culture in Hindu India, in East Europe, in the Philippines, In Thailand....
Go out and buy the Koran or a translated copy of it, then buy the Hadith and Sunnah...if you can't buy it download it
Then read the words of founding fathers and America's icons, people like Jefferson, Adams maybe even words of iconic people like Churchill or Mark Twain....
...it may take some weeks of reading and study, it might be boring reading as you sit constipated.... but you will be better after this, come back and then post about Islam

and post if it can co-exist with Western democracy

THGRRI

Monday, November 23, 2015 3:24 AM

Sorry JAYNZTOWN, your own posts provide us with proof that you don't follow your own suggestion of gathering and posting information without bias.

JAYNEZTOWN

Tuesday, November 24, 2015 5:59 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by 1kiki:
... but if your religious beliefs run counter to the set of ethics embedded in our laws and Constitution ...

exactly

ELVISCHRIST

Tuesday, November 24, 2015 9:33 AM

I don't think America can withstand ANY kind of theocracy.

And right now, there's only one kind that's trying to take over, and it's not the Islamic variety.

Christians are, and will remain, the greatest threat to this country.

If you want to wage war on a religion, start here at home with your goddamned Christians.

JAYNEZTOWN

Wednesday, December 16, 2015 3:54 AM

Ralph Nader: Sanders and Trump insurgencies; what’s next?
http://www.nhregister.com/article/NH/20151212/NEWS/151219870

JAYNEZTOWN

Friday, December 18, 2015 12:29 AM

Goode to head Trump’s team in 5th District

http://www.thefranklinnewspost.com/news/goode-to-head-trump-s-team-in-
th-district/article_368c4696-9520-11e5-9fc0-8fcc9f9dd66b.html

Former congressman and Constitution party presidential candidate Virgil Goode will head Donald Trump’s 5th Congressional District leadership team, according to a news release from the Trump presidential campaign last week.

Goode, of Rocky Mount, served in Congress from 1997 to 2008 as a Democrat, independent and Republican. He is also a former state legislator.

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