[HarmlessLovableFuzzball]

What a difference (the lack of) a word makes. My profuse apologies to those offended. I implicitly implied muslim Arab Americans. At least none that I have met, and I have met a few.

And for your information, I don't have one racist bone in my body.

[ArrogantBustard]

With all due respect, the vast, overwhelming majority of Americans of Arabic ethnic background that I know (including immigrants) are either Byzantine Catholics or Orthodox. Most of the mohammedans I see are Pakistanis.

I don't have one racist bone in my body.

Attacking Arabs (rather than mohammedans) is explicitly and specifically a racist comment. I'm glad you chose to quickly revise and extend your remarks ... I'd suggest that thismight be an appropriate time for a bit of introspection on your part.

[The_Reader_David]

Implicit implications are a bit like unknown unknowns.

Apology accepted. Make a point of verbally assailing Mohammedans (or Moslems) both of which offend the enemy (unless of course you want to play along with the 'Religion of Peace' propaganda in hopes of not having to fight all of them, in which case calling them Muslims is fine).