Other freepers have posted it...including 668!...but it’s a good one. :D
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The French guy stands up and says “Viva la France!” and jumps out.
The Texan stands up and says “Remember the Alamo!” and he throws the Mexican out.
The ideal weapon to play Cowboys and Muslims with:
http://www.remtek.com/arms/imi/desert/50/index.htm
His company rushes in on him asking, ‘Are you crazy? Why would you of all people want to be a Muslim?’
The Sgt says, “Better one of them should die, then one of us.”
The Doctor puts him on the exam table and takes out a set of surgical sizzors.
Snip here and snip there. After a few minutes the the patient says, "Jezz Doc that feels so much better. what did you do? The doc reponded,
" I cut two inches off of your cowboy boots!"
Muslim female seeing eye dog
ping Muslim jokes
I’ve seen this on FR before...Many many times.
... if the term is qualified only as “radical terrorist Muslims”, OK I get the joke. But it really would be better if the name was revised to “Cowboys and Terrorists.”
You see, the Muslims I know personally are neither radical nor terrorist - polite and thoughtful, I count them as good friends and colleagues, and lumping them into a single derogatory stereotype is unjust.
This may not have been the intent, but I guess I’m getting a bit concerned because some comments elsewhere here on FR have reflected a “we all good/them all bad” simplethink. Every time that happens on a conservative site like FR, it only reinforces the stereotype that the left has of conservatives as lowbrow bigots. I work hard to prove them wrong, but a little stupid in the other direction goes a long way.
Yes, there are terrorists we need to fight (and they’ve been around since long before 9/11 or the USS Cole attack). But the “them all bad” simplethink can’t account for my Pakistani colleague who called me halfway around the world on 9/12 to express his deep sorrow over what had happened, or another colleague whose only display of anger ever was when he described how the radicals have distorted Islam for their purposes, or many, many others.
In the final analysis, people who vilify all Muslims as a single despised category are no better than people on the other side who say all whites are racist, or who lump all our US military with those few sickos carrying out thrill kills of Afghan civilians.
Let’s be better than that, recognizing people as individuals. This has nothing to do with political correctness but simply a commitment to justness.