Larry Smith > wrote in
:

>>>"Muslims" are not the enemy. "Muslims who want to kill
>>>Americans for Allah" are the enemy. Always have been,
>>>always will be.
>>
>> I wonder how you can distinguish between them.
>
> Actually it's very simple. They are the ones
> screaming "Allah Akbar!" whenever an American
> is killed.

So, 1.6 billion people are targeted by your crazy notion here, Lar.
As it happens, ALL Muslims say Allah'u'Akhbar (please note correct
spelling), as it is one of the invocations used by the Mullah to call
the faithful to prayer, and as I said, there are 1.6 BILLION of them
worldwide. So what's your plan here? Eliminate almost half the
population of the planet?

>> You've already made
>> it clear you believe that Islam teaches violence. Muslims are
>> followers of Islam. Therefore, in your mind, they are being
>> taught violence. So, where do the non-violent Muslims come from?
>
> Islam, like every other religion, has sects which
> believe different things.

Oh? Please enlighten us and name some. And indicate where they
differ in their views on violence.

(Note to self: This should be good :-) )

> Islam in the US is, by and large, peaceful.

Which Islam? Which "sect(s)" are to be found in the US that are not
to be found in the Middle East? Can you break this down
geographically, for us dummies you understand, because after all your
overweening expertise makes us all look like morons, does it not?

> Thanks to 9/11, the Constitution has been, for all
> intents and purposes, suspended. The US is no longer a
> free country, and soon those other voices - possibly
> including yours or mine - will be stilled by one means
> or another, and we will have unity.

Sorry, I won't be joining you as one of the muffled. I live in
another country where we consider this line of action to be sheer
madness.

>> If you don't
>> believe Muslims are justified in their hatred of you (which I
>> believe is your basic point and it may be correct, I'm not
>> arguing that), then it follows that you must believe that hatred
>> of them (or even strong dislike) is unjustified as well.
>
> I don't hate them. I despise them. There is a difference,
> a big one.

And they despise you. So, you're among friends, people you
understandand who understand you.

At any rate, please remain where you are. I don't want you and your
insane ideas anywhere near healthy living beings.

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Please note that this post contains no overt anti-USAian statements
of any sort, nor is it designed to excite the political passions of
the morally bankrupt right-wing supporters of the emerging fascist
states...unfortunately :-)