A New Low in Hypocrisy

Submitted by USAJorge (United States), Sep 28, 2009 at 21:44

Know what? Speaking as a proud American...I've had it up to here with MUSLIMS! ... I couldn't care less what your qoran says! Your ignorant closed minds and criminal actions speak louder than your book. And all you can say is, "Read the Qoran, it answers everything!" Has it ever occurred to you that YOU, by your deeds, should justify your "holy book" instead of vice-versa? But I digress...

DId I mention your monumental, transparent hypocrisy? Reading all your gobbledygook about how decadent the West is, how poisoned our culture is...well, Michael Jackson was part of our Western "decadent culture." He wore tight clothes, he gyrated suggestively on stage, he sang about sex out-of wedlock ("Billie Jean"), he took DRUGS! He was the very embodiment of Western pop culture! But wait...I thought these were things of which you muslims DISAPPROVED? I mean, I keep reading your posts telling us how corrupt we are? But then, there's just a HINT out there that MJ MAY have converted to islam...and now you're just wetting yourselves to CLAIM HIM AS ONE OF YOUR OWN! After all, you take offense to basketball shoes and cartoons and ice cream cones, right? You want to BEHEAD people on those "issues," no? So how is it that you're all atwitter over our toxic culure's "King of Pop?" If it weren't so pathetic it would be funny! You embarrass yourselves with your obvious exploitation and hypocrisy!

Of course, there are no laws against hyprocisy...we have our hypocites here, too...but you Muslims take it to a new low. You want RESPECT? START ACTING RESPECTABLY! And please be advised...LOTS of us (more every day) in America see what you're up-to; we're not fools & we're surely not fooled. Better take what you can get in Europe while you can--they're catching-on to you, too...

Have a nice day!

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