Love Thy Enemy

Submitted by Arlinda DeAngelis (United States), Jul 22, 2004 at 20:59

Three thousand Americans died on September 11th at the hands of murderous Islamists who slaughtered them in the name of the "religion of peace" and WE need sensitivity training!!!!

The sensitivity training ought to be directed at the Islamic schools in this country that preach hatred for the "infidel" Americans. Islamic schools ought to be threatened with loosing their tax-exempt status for their anti-American curriculum in violation of the tax-exempt code that provides that those who enjoy the privilege of tax exemption must act in the public interest and not preach hatred of others.

It is an insult to those of us who lost our loved ones and our countrymen to direct us to embrace cultural diversity even if it means we should risk our lives to do so. Cultural diversity sensitivity training has at its heart a virulent anti-Americanism.

Islam needs an out reach program not law enforcement. Islam is in a state of emergency to learn cultural sensitivity, not Americans. Islam is in dire need of understanding the necessity of not murdering innnocent people in the name of their bloody religion. Islam needs a full emersion program to learn how to leave peacefully with its neighbors.

We're under attack, murdered and slaughtered and the Islamic community has acted appallingly in this crisis. All we hear is Islam is being targeted and profiled yet their charities, their schools and their organizations continue to fund terrorism and hatred along with their refusal to help law enforcement.

It has nothing to do with Islamic rights. It has everything to do with the passive and active support of terrorism. Islam has divested of itself, with the help of multi-cultural sensitivity trainers, of any responsibility to either stop or help in the war on terrorism.

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