Caution

Submitted by Joseph Riley (Canada), Apr 1, 2013 at 22:11

CAUTION: ENGAGE BRAIN BEFORE PUTTING MOUTH INTO GEAR!! You sound like someone who romanticized Islam instead of educated yourself. Why didn't Muhammad Ali walk into the many American venues he showcased with a bomb strapped under his robe if his beliefs make him so dangerous. There've been Muslims in America for the last century. Look at your media. Pre-911 you had the illusion of security. Now you have the illusion of terror. The Muslim extremists you fear monger about are the same as the rednecks in bedsheets hunting "niggers" in the name of "God." Phony evangelists, ridiculous preachers, silly politicians and uneducated, misguided sheep. I guess the public consensus is easy to control when half of your nation doesn't graduate. (That's being generous as it's the bigger half that doesn't finish high school).

If anyone has a right to complain it's the people living with terrorists who lose their children to abductions, murders, conscription as their family is held hostage.. You probably have never even seen an Islamic extremist terrorist. Hell, you sound like an extremist yourself. If you would push a button that would wipe out an entire religion, I'd say your a terrorist.

Have you ever heard Bin Laden reference the Koran. He'd take 2 words out of three pages and invent the contents of the passage. That's like watching 30 seconds of a movie and giving a synopsis. Because you and his uneducated misguided extremist followers are both suckers for what he says, ... Yet you still can't see people are all the same everywhere. You think he represents an entire religion. Thats like saying Mormons represent Catholics.

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