#2 for you, Ahmed

Submitted by Don (Peru), Aug 10, 2009 at 19:37

Frothing at the mouth again, I see. This is the second time you've responded to the same comment. Look, I made my point. I can go through most of your book of bigotry and hate and jihad, but that takes a lot of time, so I took a few snippets which are simply representative of much - and I do mean MOST - of the book. I think it's a dangerous book. So did John Adams and Thomas Jefferson and Winston Churchill and manjy other people I consider smarter than I and wiser. I believe practicing Muslims are inherently dangerous, and your co-religionists prove it on a daily basis in places like southern Thailand, the Philippines, Egypt, Pakistan, Afganistan, Somolia, besides the occasional mass murder bombings by Muslims in places like New York, Madrid, London, Bali, Amman, Jakarta, Istanbul, etc, etc. I believe in my heart after reading the Koran, living and working in Islamic and Muslim majority countries (including Lahore, Pakistan...a real doozy), after dating couple of Muslim women (in seecret of course - we didn't want an honor killing on our hands, and we could only do anal intercourse since, of course, their future husbands would have to believe they were virgins), and discussing religion with the non-religious Muslims sick of their religion but surrounded by it and stuck with it by sharia law and the prospect of losing their families (shunned) and possibly even their lives should they become apostates, that Islam is the cancer of humanity and Mohammed was the virtual anti-Christ. I'm not a bigot; I see evil where it is and call it what is. Maybe you'd tell a midget he's tall and should play in thee NBA because it'll make him feel better, but it it doesn't mean that the midgeet actually is tall and should be playing in the NBA. Islam is inherently evil and dangerous to nonMuslims. Period.

That's it, Ahmed the Frother. understand?

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