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Vanity: "Survey" part of nationwide leftist protest?
1/20/05
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Posted on 01/20/2005 11:02:30 AM PST by WillVoteForFood
As I was parking my car at a local library (community college campus) I noticed a Muslim gentleman standing near the entrance and as I approached, he came to me and asked me if I could take a "survey". His questions were "What do you like best about this country" and "What do you like the least". I answered that this is a wonderfully free country to the first question and that I really had no answer for his second. Sure, there are things that I would like to see different, but this is a tremendous place to live. [p]Is this happening elsewhere?[/p]
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To: WillVoteForFood
Maybe. There were two Muslim guys standing near our courthouse recently. I assumed that they were passing out propaganda and refused to acknowledge them.
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posted on
01/20/2005 11:07:21 AM PST
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Jaysun
(If you disagree with me it's a clear indication that you're wrong.)
To: WillVoteForFood
Did he say anything about your neck looking like a chicken's?
Did he ask you, "Sheep?"
To: WillVoteForFood
SAMNOW sent me the following private reply:
"Did you look around for a bomb?"
In case anyone else was confused by my incoherent little post, here was my reply:
"You assrabbit. I didn't look for a bomb - but under the jacket of some cloven-footed Muslim is a very likely place. I saw that they were stopping people and handing out literature. I'm not interested in what the "religion of peace" has to say so I moved on."
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posted on
01/20/2005 11:23:59 AM PST
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Jaysun
(If you disagree with me it's a clear indication that you're wrong.)
To: WillVoteForFood
Probably a guy trying to rope you into Scientology.
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posted on
01/20/2005 11:29:46 AM PST
by
My2Cents
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