[river rat]

Mein Kampf was as much a "religious text" to the Nazi lunatic as the Koran is to the Islamist lunatic..

To regard Islam as a "religion" in the same context as other religions in the world - is insanity.

These "good Islamists" riot in the streets over the rumor of a Koran in the latrine -- but celebrate the beheading of an innocent civilian....

That Islam is not a religion....it is a murderous cult, full of 7th century barbarians.

I have come to regard most of them as they clearly regard us --- beneath cockroaches.

I'm coming to the sad acknowledgment, that far too much blood and treasure was lost saving too few people worthy of the sacrifice...


Semper Fi

[XR7]

keepingtrack said:
Mein Kampf was/is not a religious text. Big difference.

Another poster replied:
Mein Kampf was as much a "religious text" to the Nazi lunatic as the Koran is to the Islamist lunatic...

Isn't it nuts how folks will proclaim, "Well that is a religious book, but this book is a political book!?

"Religion," politics, philosophy - they can all be distilled down to a basic word: opinion. It is just someone's opinion about how the world or the universe works, their "worldview" if you will.

Thomas Jefferson, and our other founding fathers, realized this. One of Jefferson's most famous quotes, against forcing people to pay taxes to fund government schools: "It is both a tyranny and sin to compel a man to furnish contributions for the propogation of opinions with which he disagrees."

When you hear the Left clamoring for "separation of church and state," what they really mean is that they want opinions that they don't agree with to be banned from the public square. And the best way to ban those opinions is to refer to them as "religion." Let's not get sucked into that rhetoric.

[ARealMothersSonForever]

Dead right on.