Posted on 01/13/2019 6:09:01 AM PST by Popman
The question isn’t “religion” per se, it’s allegiance. At least, in many people’s minds, including my own.
Islam is not a religion. There is no separation of sacred and secular, and as such, it is wholly incompatible with American notions of freedom.
I’d like to know the REAL STORY with this guy.
(1) Were people fighting him ONLY because he’s a Muslim, but otherwise was a strong conservative, who believed in conservative ideals, and supported Trump, INCLUDING the Travel Ban...as is implied in these articles.
(2) Or was there a darker side to him.
Somehow I cannot help but think that #2 is the case.
There is JUST NO WAY a moslem can hold any allegiance to a democracy.
PERIOD.
Republicans doubling down on stupid.
Again.
We know that and they will learn it the hard way soon enough.
As much as I despise Islam, I don’t think it was wise to go after this guy like this. Get some proof of law breaking before going at him.
An Islamic cannot represent, or trauma treat, non Muslims.
Your trauma care would be inferior, because this Doctor is instructed as such. And then he is instructed to lie about it.
Politically he is taught to mis represent you and lie about it. But the public are pretty stupid and will buy any lie.
Duck bite by duck bite they are taking over.
No it's not, it's quite common actually......
My BIL, who is an Oncologist and from Honduras, was here for 40 years before he decided to become naturalized. Same with my step-sister who married him.....She is from Canada.......And you won't find anyone more conservative than them when it comes to border security and building a big, high wall.
Good point, the fact he is participating in "democracy" as in running for an office seems he believes in our system of government.
He was accused of a MB connection without any evidence at all is simply fearmongering....
Completely depends on the Muslim.
I know LOTS of Christians(?) who smoke, drink, curse God, commit sexual sin and claim to be a christian simply because they live in a christian culture.
Is there a separation of sacred and secular in their lives?
An Iranian Muslim cardiologist saved my life last June. It’s good for me that she climbed out of that box you put her in.
I’m only questions here, as I know nothing about him.
But has he renounced all support for Sharia Law in this country? If so, is he still allowed to be practicing Muslim (I don’t think so, but I’m not sure)?
Also, would he support a law SPECIFICALLY prohibiting Sharia use by judges in Texas? If not, then he’s in the wrong political party.
First of all is he a Islamist or a Muslim ?
He's a doctor who took the Hippocratic oath....
I can't believe you believe such nonsense...
I’m confident that somewhere among the good doctor’s mementos there’s a treasured photo of a muslim gang somewhere in the ME, with a caption of “Death to America. Freedom go to hell,” like the ones we frequently see on TV and on the internet.
Tarrant County, isn’t that the place which went after Tom Delay? /leftist> /corrupt as Hell>
Bingo.
That does seem to be the case very often, and covered up by the media. That’s why I’m asking.
Or does he believe in tunneling his way into the system to someday overthrow it. Never forget the camel jockey Army Major who suddenly dropped his facade and murdered dozens of his fellow U.S. military. To quote the snake poem, “You knew damn well I was a snake, before you took me in.”
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