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To: Psion

If that is Duane Reasoner, he’s a young former Catholic convert of Hassan’s.

During the cold war, we did not let in professed communists who wanted a world wide communist regime and wanted to benefit economically from the US in the meanwhile.

We have had fifty years of a foolish and self-destructive immigration policy. While individual Muslims may be assets to this country, Islamic culture brings absolutely no benefit to our society, except for ethnic restaurants, and it isn’t worth it. Any Muslim virtues, such as strong family ties, or charity, or female chastity simply do not rub off the larger society but only preserve Muslim insularity.


10 posted on 11/08/2009 9:53:44 AM PST by heartwood
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To: heartwood
Hey, we can get ‘ethnic’ bakeries WITHOUT having the Muzzies. Please don't equate culture with religion. Many aspects overlap, but they are not all the sme. Not all Mexicans are Catholic, for example. And many make the same argument (they should stay home / be sent home) about Mexicans. Come to think of it, I don't know what religion they are, but nowadays, even Californians, and to a lesser extent, folks from Flor-a-duh are unwelcome in many parts of the US.
26 posted on 11/08/2009 11:02:12 AM PST by ASOC (Cave quid dicis, quando, et cui)
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To: heartwood
The Aussises got it right.
Their president told them recently “we are not going to accommodate you, if you don't like our country get the hell out.”
I can just imagine The Joker saying something like that, not in my lifetime. He's part to the problem not the solution.
74 posted on 11/08/2009 3:42:16 PM PST by rodguy911 (HOME OF THE FREE BECAUSE OF THE BRAVE--GO SARAHCUDA !!)
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