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To: DoughtyOne
Still, not all of them are completely postal, and we have to keep sight of that.

That's just wrong. If they are followers of Islam, they are a clear and present danger to the Republic. Every. Last. One.

223 posted on 03/15/2019 2:23:30 PM PDT by dware (Americans prefer peaceful slavery over dangerous freedom)
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To: dware

Dware, I will state that they are a clear and present danger to our nation because they challenge everything. Our very laws are something they refuse to comply with.

They affect our schools, our ability to worship as we see fit, and the ability for us to have Christian objects in public.

I cannot simply sign on to people walking into mosques and indiscriminately killing people.

Our elected officials need to come to their senses.

These people should NEVER have been allowed in.

They are a violation of every naturalization process we have.


225 posted on 03/15/2019 2:28:02 PM PDT by DoughtyOne
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To: dware; DoughtyOne

Frankly state sponsored churches and mosques should be banned. Religion used as political means for a foreign state or proto-state like ISIs or hispanic style Vatican imperialism of Pope Francis , I do not care, it is illegal already by the precedent set against Anglicans.

Since 99% of Sunies are such religious statists and at least 50% of shias and Sufis are such statists, we could perchance spare ourselves booting out a few muslims in between if for all purpose we can broaden this to all religions needing special supervision.


239 posted on 03/16/2019 4:30:28 AM PDT by JudgemAll (Democrats Fed. job-security in hate:hypocrites must be gay like us or be tested/crucified)
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