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To: pandoraou812

Hmmm...no dogs, no pigs. What's left? Three little camels?


37 posted on 03/15/2007 10:17:57 PM PDT by ProtectOurFreedom
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To: ProtectOurFreedom

Well old Mo liked cats so I guess we could use cats or kittens. Muslims like cats so ..... The problem as I see it is the fact we are willing to change a darn thing for them. We shouldn't. If they won't adapt to our lifestyle then why really are they here? Normally I wouldn't and I didn't have a problem with Muslims. But I lived for a time by a mosque while my house was being remodeled. Most of the converts to Islam were from the county & state prisons. That changed my outlook on Muslims and 9/11 was the last straw. I refuse to use their stores or buy gas from them. I have had people on here tell me thats wrong ....However I found a way to find out if they are indeed Muslim and not Sikh. My daughter is married to a Sikh from India and he informed me that both groups totally hate each other. So if I go to a gas station and the guy has a turban on I politely ask are you Sikh? If so I get my gas. If they are Muslim they start getting angry and I leave. I am not giving Muslims my money plain & simple. I don't care how nice they are or if I am a racist. I think they are whiners and complainers and I still so far have the right to do business where I want. And I will have no problem doing this little piggie to my grandson's toes or reading the 3 Pigs story even if Muslims don't like it . What about Winnie the Pooh is he to be banned in England too? He has that little friend Piglet. This is getting out of hand!


41 posted on 03/16/2007 10:14:07 AM PDT by pandoraou812 ( zero tolerance to the will of Allah ...... dilligaf? with an efg.....)
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