To: asksimon
While I have read many postings on how we ‘think’ islam is not compatible with our political structure here is an islamic point of view the tells muslims it is not. Again I am faced with the thought that if a religion is in direct violation of the Constitutional Rights of the people does it hold the Right as a religion?
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9 posted on
07/28/2008 4:37:24 PM PDT by
EBH
( ... the riotousness of the crowd is always very close to madness. --Alculin c.735-804)
To: EBH
I have to agree. What groups like CAIR represent is nothing less than a replacement of our societies structure with Sharia law.
I tend to view this as a usurpation of our rights under law; and as such definitely incompatible with our rights granted by God.
Such an affront to my liberty has to be matched in equal measure by my ability to defend my liberty.
As opposition, radical Islam is not yet in this country with force, thanks to our fighting men taking the war to them, however there methods are a bit more deviant, by trying to corrupt our infrastructure.
I'm prepared to fight them in the arena of words, but would have no regrets if it moved to a more "confrontational" venue.
My personally belief is that Ospama is a Nation of Islam front, and represents an Organization hostile to my nation, friends, and family.
11 posted on
07/28/2008 4:47:39 PM PDT by
asksimon
(I'd rather be a rightwing nutjob, Then a lib with no job and no nuts.)
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