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To: Vive ut Vivas

yes....I agree they are a danger to civilization. between them and the 'Islamic world wide threat', we are looking at a possible return to dark ages like those that followed the collapse of the Roman empire. Not a pretty picture.


44 posted on 09/26/2005 7:38:41 AM PDT by Vaquero (" an armed society is a polite society" Robert Heinlein)
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To: Vaquero
yes....I agree they are a danger to civilization. between them and the 'Islamic world wide threat', we are looking at a possible return to dark ages like those that followed the collapse of the Roman empire. Not a pretty picture<>P> That in a nutshell is the problem.

Specifically, what is the difference netween the population of the US and of the ME?

Transplant either citizen to the other region, and what happens? Is it the region, or the mindset? The reason they still live in tents with sand floors and no plumbing is not because they are inferior intellectually ounce for ounce in brain matter.

It is because they have chosen for 1400 years to praise and blame all on ALLAH (inshallah), rather than investigating, inventing, capitalizing, rewarding individual and innovative thought, and not letting the religion itself be the rule of law, but a private matter between one's self and thier GOD.

81 posted on 09/26/2005 8:28:01 AM PDT by going hot (Happiness is a momma deuce)
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To: Vaquero
I agree they are a danger to civilization.

They are a danger to the US and to US science. Science will go on with these lunatics. Europe and Japan will carry the torch. The major risk IMO is they may torpedo the conservative movement in the US.

380 posted on 09/26/2005 6:52:03 PM PDT by RightWingNilla
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