It was you who said If these people were actually ever Muzzies, they'll get around to being violent sooner or later.
Is that limited that to only the few semi-retards who rudely waltzed up the center aisle of a church while a pastor was speaking, started handing out tracts, told people to repent and turn to Jesus ---- being semi-'tarded about it all because of just where it was they chose to engage in that sort of noisiness?
The way you had put it "if they were actually ever Muzzies" appears to be key to "they'll get around to being violent sooner or later". How would you know those particular 'tards so well to make the assessments that you did?
Why too could that not apply also to guys like Shoebat?
Just because (as far as I know) he hasn't been known to walk into churches which preach aspects of theology with which he disagrees, handing out tracts (which possibly tells people they are doing "Jesus" all wrong, yadda-yadda-yadda-sheesh! Oy Vey!) while noisily telling them to repent and turn to Jesus?
You now have said;
Reality huh? Reality that does not apply to certain particular former Muslims (as long as they regularly attack 'Protestants' they're a-ok) like Shoebat. Is that what you're saying?
And what of yourself? Whether you like it or not, your own words (if they truly had validity enough) could just as well be extended to apply to Walid Shoebat and yet other former Muslims also, provided they too engaged in internecine disputations (between Roman Catholics and those they perceive as 'Protestant'). Walid's certainly otherwise rudely confrontational enough in that regard.
Yet about that implying that it's me that is "a snarky twit" ---
Being snarky is one thing, it's a FR tradition. But to the combination you presented implied mention of my being so in, I must say;
Don't run your mouth at me with the name calling. Not here on the religion forum. Anywhere else -- fine. Hit me with your best shot. Then take cover, 'cuz it would be quite likely that you'd just might need some.
All three ended up in prison for attacking and beating someone who didn't agree with them. People who have been taught since they were infants that violence is part and parcel of faith have a very tough time not taking that attitude with them whatever they leave Iz Lame for.
When frustrated or contradicted in a way they can't counter, violence comes naturally to them and unless someone close to them has helped them work through that being an automatic and acceptable response they fall right back into it.
That's my personal experience.