I honestly think we have sufficient cause to be righteously indignant, to tell you the truth. That may occasionally sound like irrationality, but the truth is a harsh reality. "Either you are with us, or you are with the terrorists." That is the truth of our generation.
And it is a truth impelled not by our wishes, but by the intransigence of our sworn enemies. It is they who have declared the boundaries that prevent neutrality, and it is they who bring the war to innocent civilians.
I think it would be nice to lower our voices and our rhetoric, because not all of the Religion of Peace is of the fanatical position. But show them to me. They are afraid to speak, and they can not control their out of control brothers.
The so-called moderates are enablers of the radicalists. In the middle of the one-hundred percent Moslem countries there is peace, because they have already dispatched their enemies. In Europe, and in America, when they grow strong enough, we can expect the same treatment.
What is truly irrational is thinking that we, or France, can let colonies of people come into the country, set up their own little enclaves, and that they will then be peaceful citizens of the new country.
I don't have anything against Muslim-bashing for their acts or for the statements of the "fundamentalists". I don't have any problem with calling black-Americans on the problems of their culture, it's not a PC thing. Calling Muhammed a pervert, thief, etc., doesn't serve any good purpose, true or not, that I can see. I admire the President of Afghanistan and the President of Iraq and it's a little schitzophrenic supporting GWB and the wars and reading that stuff here. It does sound quite a bit like the insults the Muslims hurl at the Jews, not intended to educate or rebuke, just to create hatred.