Personally I haven’t heard one Texas state politician say anything bad against muslims. When they do they say “extremist” muslims. The truth is we’re at war with Islam and nobody will say it.
As for breaking the law, what would we have done in 1943 if there were Nazi training camps all over the U.S.? These people are not training because it’s their hobby. They want to convert us or kill us.
Finally, cops are breaking down doors of Americans and reporting “he had a cache of weapons and lots of ammo” without offering proof. And they’re going after “militias” but allowing the muslims to do any damn thing they want.
We will have to disagree with each other.
I don’t expect to hear anyone in office, or me or anyone I know, say all Muslims are terrorists and should be killed. However, when one tries to kill someone or attacks someone, he/she will be called a killer or a Muslim killer, or a Muslim terrorist or whatever name applies to what he/she did.
In 1943, anyone then could buy land and do whatever they wanted on it, be they Irish or German or French or from any other country or any religion.
If a person commits a crime and weapons and ammo are in his/her house, having those weapons are only a crime, too, if the weapons have been used in a crime and the weapons have to be in evidence. Having weapons and ammo in Texas is not a crime unless you are on probation and cannot have weapons or if you used them in a crime as I said above in this paragraph.
We have “Rules of Evidence” in Texas law and it is spelled out in law how evidence has to be documented. A cop saying there were guns and ammo but can’t produce them, is not evidence and no court/judge would just accept the cop’s word. In fact, the prosecutor wouldn’t even try to bring such a charge as he/she would know it would be thrown out.
So, we will just disagree on how Texas law treats people of any country or religion and how evidence comes to be legal evidence.