[FreedomPoster]

Lovely place. It places high on my list of desirable relocation targets, should I ever decide I need a change of scenery. < /HUGE sarcasm>

[Broker]

On the east coast we have Vermont. On the left you have Oregon.

OR is pending for massive immigration given State funded health care. These folks won't pay taxes.

Sad to these fine states being occupied and cannibalized by grifters ....

[joesnuffy]

"tolerant" another word for ammoral...or too chickenshit to stand up for what is right or decent and against those who would destroy such...
I spit on you and yours...
Long live the Republic down with tolerance & diversity up with freedom and moral integrity

[wita]

1979 Oregon, passing through, could not pump my own gas, experienced too many incidents of moron magnetism on the highway, knew immediately, that this state only thought it belonged to the UNited States of America. Tolerance of what? Anything that didn't smack of patriotism, apple pie, or the red white and blue. Oregon needs about ten thousand good loggers, and a relocation program for anyone who doesn't appreciate the loggers. Relocation west of Cape Blanco. Oh, the tolerance has got to go. In other words, it is high time oregon got off the fence, and took a stand on issues, for America, and against radical environmentalism. Apologies too real americans forced to live in oregon.

[E Rocc]

Three native-born American Muslims -- Jeffrey Leon Battle, October Martinique Lewis and Patrice Lumumba Ford -- were arrested Friday in Portland on charges they conspired to wage war against U.S. troops in Afghanistan and provide support to al-Qaida.

I'll bet not a single one of them, dressed "business casual" like the September 11th hijackers were, would have been caught by any profiling. Another reminder of why we need to watch for suspicious actions, not "suspicious people".

-Eric

[nightdriver]

"A magnet for Muslims was a Middle Eastern Studies program at Portland State University..."

Just a sidelight - those same moslem "students" drove a Denny's, which was located right nest to campus, out of business by flocking in, occupying every table and chair and just socializing all night, not buying anything.

This is the result of the community being so naively "open minded" and proud of their precious "diversity." Last time I saw it, the former Denny's was a struggling beauty parlor.