MUSLIM STUDENT SAYS U.S. GOT WHAT IT DESERVED IN UNIV. OF HOUSTON CLASS

The Daily Cougar - University of Houston ^ | 12 September 2001 | Tom Carpenter and Icess Fernandez

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

I tried to post this yesterday and it was deleted. The truth shall set you free... if students of this persuasion have the audacity and the gall to say things like this to our faces in our own university classrooms, we are in trouble. The nation without leadership willing to deport these people will cause many more of us to be killed.

My friend, who was sitting in the class session mentioned above, told me the student said, "...America is getting what it deserves."

[DoughtyOne]

Was he the only middle-easterner in the class? What did the other ones do?

[Nachum]

Iraq can shove it up their assets. They tried to build nukes (and still are), started the war with Iran, tried to obliterate the Kurds, they invaded Kuwait, dropped scuds on Israel during the Gulf war, doused our boys with chemical or biological weapons, and went back on every thing they agreed to after the Gulf war was over.

I would not be surprised if they were the ones who helped train the pigs who flew the plane. Up their assets with a red hot poker.

[LoneGOPinCT]

At the same time, America should have seen this coming, because for many, many years they've been supporting, with American tax dollars, aid to countries which kill innocent civilians.

Yeah, the Israeli's are unprovoked.

[Saundra Duffy]

The Muslim student agrees with Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson. Go figure. For victory & freedom!!!

[neutrino]

Seriously, we need to be aware of the possibility of a domestic fifth column. I hope that our Government prepares for the eventuality.

[alithia]

the first long term security thing they should do is cut student and other visas from Arab countries. Cut all immigration from those countries and Algeria.

[ConsistentLibertarian]

A student can say whatever the heck they like. We keep poudning that into the heads of the PC types. Now's not the time to go back on the principle. We don't practice thought control in the US. That's one of the basic principles of our democracy. If you want to say "It's a stupid point", then say "It's a stupid point". Don't say "He should be arrested for making that point".

[JeffMill]

Kook alert.

[mathurine]

I guess the airlines are flying now and this mohammedan son of a pig can catch a flight back to wherever he came from and stay there until we drop a little something on him.

[ConsistentLibertarian]

He's from the US -- an American citizen, as are both his parents.

[Justin Raimondo]

who are you to say what should and shouldn't be posted? Listen, brother, this is America, not some police state -- at least, not yet. Why is it always the same people -- the same sort of people -- who are calling for people and ideas to be banned?

[Justin Raimondo]

Yes, "neutrino," and are you applying for the job of chief jailer?

[AppyPappy]

Your friend should have crushed the creep.

[drew]

Very good point. We can't have it both ways. The fact that Universities are now propaganda factories that don't allow dissent from leftist crap is one of our main complaints. I don't like the fact that idiots are saying these things either, but who was it who said "I may not agree with what you say, but I'll defend your right to say it." (Pardon the VERY loose paraphrase).

[neutrino]

Yes, "neutrino," and are you applying for the job of chief jailer?

Why, no, I haven't! But is there an opening? If so, could you please send me the address and contact point? Please do it by private FReepmail, so I can send in my resume before others do so.

Thanks!

[drew]

This is one of the pitfalls of our wonderful free and open society (this whole attack is, really). It disturbs me that people actually believe such things, but thus is the problem in a democracy.