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To: ppaul; IronJack
"would they have been "Islamophobic" too?"

There are some very good questions being asked here. The one I just quoted is one, and IronJack asked another: why can't they try to understand us? I don't know how it is where you live, but the OKC media has been awash with all these Islamics demanding that we learn to understand them. Many--no, make that most--aren't even citizens! They're guests in our country, and demanding our understanding? Some are quite strident about it. I switch channels. I understand one thing quite well: on September 11th 2001, followers of Islam killed thousands of innocent men, women and babies in the name of their religion. What else do I need to understand?

206 posted on 11/21/2001 6:19:49 AM PST by MizSterious
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To: golitely
During peaceful times, we reach out and try to understand other cultures. We've been buried under "diversity" and "multiculturalism" until we're suffocating. And normally, we grumble but we tolerate it.

It's time for the rest of the world to show US some tolerance, and to embrace OUR diversity. We're the victims here, no matter how hard anyone tries to portray us otherwise.

This is OUR time, come round at last.

209 posted on 11/21/2001 6:28:30 AM PST by IronJack
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To: golitely
I understand one thing quite well: on September 11th 2001, followers of Islam killed thousands of innocent men, women and babies in the name of their religion. What else do I need to understand?

That it will happen again if we keep on listening to their propaganda and not utterly destroy the network of Islamic terrorists and their supporters.

212 posted on 11/21/2001 6:39:26 AM PST by ppaul
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