[Bob J]

Gurn, don't you see the irony here? We are confronted with an enemy who hates us and our way of life and believes the answer is to kill us all.

Most others believe this is wrong and an affront to our definition of human rights, democracy and God.

You're answer is to hate them all and kill them. In a way, you are subscribing the the very same philosophy which you decry.

[meema]

Now that I have read the whole thread, I don't feel all that well about you and the rest of your 'moderate' co-religionists.
This 'religion' gives me the creeps.

[Gurn]

I was perfectly willing to let you have the last word, but you had to keep at it.

We are confronted with an enemy who hates us and our way of life and believes the answer is to kill us all.

But they act on it. They murder Christians and Jews by the thousands. I believe that Islam is not a religion, but a political ideology, no different than soviet communism. The world, they say, is divided into two camps: The House of Islam, and The House of War.

According to their "holy prophet," infidels (that's you and me) will one day have three choices: convert to Islam; keep our own religion and pay a double tax; or die. It's not politically correct to mention it, it's an objective fact. Since 9/11, I've read about 30 books on their filthy, pagan "religion." I know of what I speak.

Most others believe this is wrong and an affront to our definition of human rights, democracy and God.

Where in the Koran can I find the Mulsim beliefs on democracy and human rights? Just point it out to me, and I'll read it. I know about the passages where men are instructed how to "scourge" their wives, and how jihadists are told to "slaughter the infidel wherever you find them." So, just tell me which suras cover democracy and human rights.

I've had about enough of your moralistic lecturing. You're defending barbarians with no respect for human rights or democracy. Don't lecture me, you sanctimonious piece of garbage.