[OKIEDOC]

Just my lowly opinion of a Red State wannabe.

Somehow, someway there's going to be a day of reckoning for these cultist's.

At some point their going to push the envelop over the edge so far that even the lowliest Hollywood liberal is going to say it’s gone to far.

Someday................

[patj]

What’s scary is the event that will force that to happen.

[Ronin]

I agree, but there are a couple problems with that.

First, it would take an atrocity of even greater magnitude than 9/11, or maybe even a couple of them for that to happen (which is sort of rough on the folks at Ground Zero)

Second, even if the consensus of the dispicability of the cultists were to be overwhelmingly expanded, there are still enough people who would be unwilling to take action against them because it would upset their whole multicultural, humanist, liberal, anticapitalist applecart.

They can't afford to admit the slightest possibility that they were wrong because their entire world-view depends on us right-wingers being the very incarnation of evil.

Now, especially in academia, media and in much of the world's entrenched bureaucracies, they have the power and the microphone. They would not be willing to give that up even if the Jihadis are blowing their own families into mincemeat.

[rrrod]

QUITE RIGHT! Hopefully sooner rather than later. The hate the Joos crowd/cultist need their day of reckoning too. Watch for the buzz words from this bunch.

[Gorzaloon]

"Now, despite friendly and long-lasting relations with many Muslims, my first reaction on seeing Muslims in the street is mistrust; ..."

Kind of like having a pet rattlesnake, isn't it?

I have had Muslim co-workers with whom I have been friendly..but who really knows?

I have Arab friends, but they are Christian. It's not nationality or regional, or looks..it's a Muslim Thing.