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You assume that I have a solution just because I made the case that Islam cannot be reformed? If Christians want to convert them I’ll leave that to them but it’s not my place to recommend it. I don’t think that would work anyway.

In our homeland Islam should be declared a cult and banned. Since you pointed out that muslims can’t be contained in their homelands in this day and age (and I assume you weren’t recommending that we revert to the technologies and economies of the Middle Ages to keep them away since that’s the only way that would work) we’re going to have to kill them. Here and there.

I don’t think we would have to kill all of them but we should make it absolutely clear that we will if that’s what it takes.

“In our homeland Islam should be declared a cult and banned.”

That’s a tempting notion, but the 1st Amendment exists to protect all religions, so long as the practitioners are peaceful and law-abiding. We should therefore go by behavior rather than knocking on doors in the wee hours and raiding suspected underground mosques.

“I don’t think we would have to kill all of them but we should make it absolutely clear that we will if that’s what it takes.”

The majority of Muslims are peaceful and those who are not should be eliminated with extreme prejudice. This is why I totally disagree with calls for further gun restrictions in response to Islamic terrorism.

There should be far more armed, law-abiding citizens in this country so attempts at mass-murder will be cut short. Terrorists, as well as criminals and crazies, should come to understand that the United States is not a friendly place for those who would perpetrate mayhem on our people. They should know that the little old lady or man in a wheelchair may not be as helpless as they appear because they might be packing heat.

Contrary to what the esteemed Marie Harf has said, we can indeed kill our way to safety and security against terrorism.