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Passive JihadReader comment on item: American Muslims in the Liquor Business Submitted by Ravi Ranjan Singh BharatPanthi (India), Sep 15, 2010 at 08:46 One Muslim should not be punished for deeds of another, rather beliefs of the other. However, Muslim Taxi Driver can not refuse to carry any Muslim or non- Muslim for reason he has a bottle of liquor in his baggage, as he is not forced to drink it. Teller can not refuse to make bill for a list of items just because if has wine in that list. Unfortunately, that is happening, drivers have refused to carry passengers. Even if there are not many cases, but every single such incident is setback to democracy, will and act to impose, subjugation and passive Jihad. Additionally, this will tear the democracy texture, Sikh may refuse passenger carrying cigar, Hindu Beef, Jew pork. Why should Christians be prosecuted, victim child of Rape be stoned to death, those who say humans are unfair to Jihadis have to explain this.
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