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So you're worried about radical muslims.


Consider an ethnically Muslim kid who grew up in america, considers themselves an american.
Suddenly they've got a president who was advocating for a ban on muslim countries and a REGISTRATION of Muslims in america.

How much more vulnerable is that kid to radicalization when the president of their country demonstrates that level of hate towards them?
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SheElf · 22-25, F
A good number of other countries require you declare your belief. Some of them limit your choices to a few religions, preferably Islam. Others tax you for not being Muslim. Still others murder you for not being Muslim. Muslims exploit weakness before their take over bid. With the greatest number of human rights violations being done by Muslims a little caution is well advised.
@SheElf


relevance?
SheElf · 22-25, F
@Pikachu Those most given to wrongdoing and are simply being kept track of have the least to complain about. I must disagree with contempt for the idea of registration.
@SheElf

Do you have data to suggest that muslim americans are most prone to wrongdoing?
Or would that just be based on prejudice?
SimplyTracie · 26-30, F
@SheElf I’m so thankful for our constitution and our freedom of religion.
SheElf · 22-25, F
@Pikachu Wherever Muslims go and have multiplied in great numbers the result is always the same: institution of sharia law and justice reserved for Muslims. Islam is geared to the overthrowing of governments and removal of human rights.
@SheElf

Sorry, didn't see an answer to my question there. Nor did i see an answer to the original question posed in this thread.

Did you have an answer to either?
SheElf · 22-25, F
@Pikachu I answered your personal question directly. Islam is uniformly bad for nations: representing attempted overthrow.

In direct answer to your question I'd say that being required to register could increase falling into the grips of an extreme form of Islam, but doing nothing will seal the nation's doom.
@SheElf [quote] I answered your personal question directly.[/quote]

Nah. My question was: "How much more vulnerable is that kid to radicalization when the president of their country demonstrates that level of hate towards them?"

You've only [i]just now[/i] answered that question: "t being required to register could increase falling into the grips of an extreme form of Islam"

So at least we've got that.
What do you think needs to be "done about the muslims" in america?
SheElf · 22-25, F
@Pikachu Islam needs to die by mass exposure of its falsity and intolerance. This is achievable in a non-confrontational and benign plan.
@SheElf

Yeah, religion in general.

But that's not what i asked you. What do you feel needs to be done about the muslims in america? Because apparently doing nothing is the doom of america.
SheElf · 22-25, F
@Pikachu I give you the answers and they fly over your head. Either I need to be more exact or you need to pay a lot more attention. Done here.
@SheElf

Well this has taken a turn towards the personal. I can see that you're getting upset so take the time you need to calm down and get back to me if you like.
suzie1960 · 61-69, F
@SheElf Christianity needs to die by mass exposure of its falsity and intolerance. This is achievable in a non-confrontational and benign plan.
SimplyTracie · 26-30, F
@Pikachu If Muslims are such terrible people maybe we should not be doing business with Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia. Well, okay if he comes here, give him a name tag.
@SimplyTracie

I agree that Saudi Arabia is not a country we should be doing business with
QuixoticSoul · 41-45, M
@SheElf [quote]Those most given to wrongdoing and are simply being kept track of have the least to complain about. [/quote]
Sounds like you're going on the list.