[Pining_4_TX]

The article itself is unremarkable - the same, old sob story about how tough it is to be a Muslim in the US. What is remarkable are the comments. I read through several pages of them (some are repeats), and they are amazing. People are fed up with the ROP.

[SupplySider]

"When people look at me walking down the street, they'll feel like I'm an al-Qaida radicalist," said Bakri-Bazzi, who lives in the Detroit suburb of Dearborn..."

Maybe that's because she wears the badge of the Islamist Nazis, the headscarf, instead of just dressing modestly in an unobtrusive way.

[Junior_G]

"When people look at me walking down the street, they'll feel like I'm an al-Qaida radicalist," said Bakri-Bazzi, who lives in the Detroit suburb of Dearborn, home to one of the nation's largest populations of Arabs and Muslims.

Is she claiming to be a psychic here? Or is she simply another perpetual crybaby of America's latest white-liberal-endorsed victim class?

[dagogo redux]

With taqiyya as a tenet of their religion, there is never any need to listen to anything ANY of them have to say. They are a blight and a cancer in every nation they infest. They ALL need to go home. Now.

[thatjoeguy]

“is ignoring the positive steps Muslims have taken in fighting terrorism since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks”

What, a wimpy verbal condemnation by one Muslim?

Followed up 10 years later with an attempt to build a mosque at ground zero which is deemed an insult to the victims and all true blooded Americans?

Nope...

[sergeantdave]

“ignoring the positive steps Muslims have taken in fighting terrorism since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.”

When I see an American Muslim Lincoln Brigade landing in Pakistan to fight Al-Queda, I’ll believe it.