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On Meet The Press, Dr. Carson said the Islamic faith was inconsistent with the US Constitution. "I would not advocate that we put a Muslim in charge of this nation. I absolutely would not agree with that."

Unfortunately for Dr. Carson, the US Constitution states: "The Senators and Representatives before mentioned, and the Members of the several State Legislatures, and all executive and judicial Officers, both of the United States and of the several States, shall be bound by Oath or Affirmation, to support this Constitution; but no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States."
 
Nutty? Only if you are nuts. The Constitution of our country is not consistent with the teachings and actions of the Islamic faith. Our freedom of religion stance flies in the face of their core belief. The nut cases are from you radical leftists who would blindly adhere and submit yourselves to such a convert or pay a tax, give up your constitutional rights and or die belief. Not all of us are damn fools who would willingly submit to outright horrible discrimination against women, gays, Christians, Hindu's, Jews and others such as drug users and the unemployed.. Do you hate women, gays, and those who do not share your beliefs? BTW, they hate you extreme Liberals far worse than any other since they have zero respect for you. They regard you as less than a man if you are a male and are deeply suspicious of your values. So you would be high on their list of those who likely would need to be eliminated.

LOL @ the FEMEN group in France who just did a flash job at a symposium of Islamic clerics and men (No one else need attend). These gals flash topless at groups who discriminate and practice hate. They flashed the two clerics who were answering questions from the all male audience and were in the midst of answering the question of how often should a Muslim male beat his wife. And to what extreme (up to and including death) should he go to match his displeasure with her. The clerics stomped one of the gals on the stage as the crowd of Islamic men screamed kill her. Dr Carson, thank goodness, is not on board with such non-sense.
 
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On Meet The Press, Dr. Carson said the Islamic faith was inconsistent with the US Constitution. "I would not advocate that we put a Muslim in charge of this nation. I absolutely would not agree with that."

Unfortunately for Dr. Carson, the US Constitution states: "The Senators and Representatives before mentioned, and the Members of the several State Legislatures, and all executive and judicial Officers, both of the United States and of the several States, shall be bound by Oath or Affirmation, to support this Constitution; but no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States."

You live in a vacuum? Just curious. And what other "nutty" statement did he make? Again, just curious.

Remember, sound bites aren't real life. They only live for social media angst.
 
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On Meet The Press, Dr. Carson said the Islamic faith was inconsistent with the US Constitution. "I would not advocate that we put a Muslim in charge of this nation. I absolutely would not agree with that."

Unfortunately for Dr. Carson, the US Constitution states: "The Senators and Representatives before mentioned, and the Members of the several State Legislatures, and all executive and judicial Officers, both of the United States and of the several States, shall be bound by Oath or Affirmation, to support this Constitution; but no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States."

I watched MTP. I didn't interpret it that he was saying the Constitution forbade it. Instead, I interpreted it that he was saying a Muslim wouldn't uphold the Constitution in the same manner. The fact is many Muslims support Sharia law. That's s fact. It's also a fact that our country is based upon separation of church and state. Sharia law is inconsistent with that principle.

Carson is not good with the 30 second sound bite, I'll grant you that. But, IMHO I think this is what he was talking about. At least that's what I thought when I first heard it. But, just like CNN's "debate" it was a BS question designed to create controversy. When's the last time anyone on MTP asked a Democrat if a communist or a Quaker should be POTUS?
 
On Meet The Press, Dr. Carson said the Islamic faith was inconsistent with the US Constitution. "I would not advocate that we put a Muslim in charge of this nation. I absolutely would not agree with that."

Unfortunately for Dr. Carson, the US Constitution states: "The Senators and Representatives before mentioned, and the Members of the several State Legislatures, and all executive and judicial Officers, both of the United States and of the several States, shall be bound by Oath or Affirmation, to support this Constitution; but no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States."
God love Ben Carson. He is absolutely correct.
 
On Meet The Press, Dr. Carson said the Islamic faith was inconsistent with the US Constitution. "I would not advocate that we put a Muslim in charge of this nation. I absolutely would not agree with that."

Unfortunately for Dr. Carson, the US Constitution states: "The Senators and Representatives before mentioned, and the Members of the several State Legislatures, and all executive and judicial Officers, both of the United States and of the several States, shall be bound by Oath or Affirmation, to support this Constitution; but no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States."

Just when I think you can't get any dumber, you prove otherwise. Political correctness, among other things, is slowly ruining this country. And you libs are doing everything you can to destroy the American culture in the name of "diversity" and faux compassion for the under privileged, along with the fear of being labeled a racist, xenophobe, or islamophobe. Why do you libs fear being labeled, and why are you so afraid to offend or hurt someone's wittle feelings? Many Americans, me included, love and honor the American Culture, and especially the Southern-American Culture (American by birth, Southern by the Grace of God!).

The Islamic faith is inconsistent with the US Constitution. Islam is not just a religion; it is a system which deals with every aspect of human life and behavior- religious, political, social, family, marriage, et al. Liberals are always exclaiming separation between Church & State, but now they're crying/whining and advocating for an Islamic President of the United States. Political Correctness? I suggest you educate yourself and visit thereligionofpeace.com before your spout your lunatic left-wing liberal talking points again.

Not all Muslims are terrorist, but the vast majority of terrorist are Muslim. Here is where you post something about Timothy McVeigh; have at it.

Last point: One lone psychotic gunman shoots up a school or church and you liberals have no problem labeling all gun owners as bad. But hundreds and thousands of Muslims are killing in the name of Islam every single day around the world and you liberals want the rest of us to be compassionate and sympathetic to their plight. I hate to tell your vacuum living ass- that is not how the real world acts.
 
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I am a gun owner who supports the Second Amendment, so you're wrong about me there. I also commanded an infantry battalion in Iraq, so I would bet I have a great deal more experience in "the real world" of Islam than you wingnuts do. Unlike you and Dr Carson, I don't fear people who practice other religions or speak different languages or have different cultural norms.

You so-called southern Americans display the characteristic ignorance, hatred, and intolerance the rest of the nation has come to expect of you.
 
I am a gun owner who supports the Second Amendment, so you're wrong about me there. I also commanded an infantry battalion in Iraq, so I would bet I have a great deal more experience in "the real world" of Islam than you wingnuts do. Unlike you and Dr Carson, I don't fear people who practice other religions or speak different languages or have different cultural norms.

You so-called southern Americans display the characteristic ignorance, hatred, and intolerance the rest of the nation has come to expect of you.

So what I'm reading from your post is that you have superior knowledge of Islam from having led an infantry battalion as a member of Daesh in Iraq...how'd you make it back into the U.S. without being arrested for treason, you damn traitor?
 
I am a gun owner who supports the Second Amendment, so you're wrong about me there. I also commanded an infantry battalion in Iraq, so I would bet I have a great deal more experience in "the real world" of Islam than you wingnuts do. Unlike you and Dr Carson, I don't fear people who practice other religions or speak different languages or have different cultural norms.

You so-called southern Americans display the characteristic ignorance, hatred, and intolerance the rest of the nation has come to expect of you.

But yet you bash the southern cultural norm....... because you don't fear people who practice other religions or speak different languages or have different cultural norms. Interesting.

Dr. Carson spoke a practical truth. The muslim culture does not share its society with other religions very well. Sharia Law does not recognize any other constitutional norm or law other than what it invokes. This is what Dr. Carson spoke of.

I have very good Muslim friends and study not only the religion itself, but where it is now, in particular parts of the world, its radical and conservative values and how political leaders in many countries use Sharia Law.

Sharia law, is a system of moral codes that governs all aspects of Muslim life. More than simply “law” in the prescriptive sense, it is also the methodology through which Muslims engage with foundational religious texts to search for the divine will. For devout Muslims, Sharia governs everything from the way they eat to how they treat animals and protect the environment, to how they do business, how they marry and how their estate is distributed after death. It currently is a source of legislation or actual state law in many Muslim countries.

And it, in its basic form, is in conflict with our basic law of freedoms. It is not a case of just believing in a certain God, there are day to day requirements and limitations that must be upheld, either from a devout or cultural standpoint. It holds our Constitution in contempt. If you are a part of any other religion, you are considered an infidel.

It also does not support abortion, homosexuality, same sex marriage, freedom of speech, freedom to bear arms, and the male is the supreme authority, with women put in their hijab's with no personal rights.

While Christians love the sinner and hate the sin, Muslims hate the female sinner and will not tolerate sin by a female.

It would fit so well in the U.S.

For what its worth, Muslims are procreating in the U.S. at about 6 children per family, whereas the average Christian U.S. family is now averaging less than 2 children per family. If you do the math, the U.S. trend by Christian citizens is genocidal in nature. It really won't be a matter of if a Muslim majority will exist, but when. You must have about 2.5 children on average just to maintain a race or culture. The cultural aspects of the muslim invasion will first be seen culturally. Ahmadinejad spoke candidly about this a couple of years ago while speaking at a college in the U.S. He stated that the U.S. would be a Muslim country and there is nothing we could do about it. They would overpopulate us and change existing U.S. laws and cultures. He went on further to say "Two children” is a formula for the extinction of a nation, not the survival of a nation" and that they will continue to push zero population growth in non Muslim countries while promoting procreation in Muslim territories.

So Ben Carson, who is probably smarter than anyone running for office in this country, was spot on. He doesn't hate muslims, but he can't sit silently as the cultural invades and changes our own.
 
I am a gun owner who supports the Second Amendment, so you're wrong about me there. I also commanded an infantry battalion in Iraq, so I would bet I have a great deal more experience in "the real world" of Islam than you wingnuts do. Unlike you and Dr Carson, I don't fear people who practice other religions or speak different languages or have different cultural norms.

You so-called southern Americans display the characteristic ignorance, hatred, and intolerance the rest of the nation has come to expect of you.

It's not ignorance nor hatred, but it is intolerance. We should not tolerate the destruction of the American Culture, our way of life, in the name of diversity or compassion. Nor do Muslims in their own country; talk about ignorance, hatred, and intolerance. But you don't mind defending them, which shows your ignorance.





It was my understanding after 9/11 everything changed. Which should have included our immigration and refugee policies.

We, so-called Southern Americans, still love and appreciate our country, and more-so embrace and adore our Southern Heritage. We owe no apology for that.
 
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It's not ignorance nor hatred, but it is intolerance. We should not tolerate the destruction of the American Culture, our way of life, in the name of diversity or compassion. Nor do Muslims in their own country; talk about ignorance, hatred, and intolerance. But you don't mind defending them, which shows your ignorance.





It was my understanding after 9/11 everything changed. Which should have included our immigration and refugee policies.

We, so-called Southern Americans, still love and appreciate our country, and more-so embrace and adore our Southern Heritage. We owe no apology for that.

This same law that allows Muslims to live safely, doesn't apply to how they treat infidels. While they can't cheat each other, they can cheat infidels.

If Somalia is so great, why are they living here? Makes you think, huh?
 
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In the 1840s, nativist Americans said the same things about Irish immigrants. Their culture and religion didn't invade or change America.

In the 1850s, nativists said the same things about German and Scandinavian immigrants.

In the 1860s, they said the same things about freed Black people. In the 1880s, the Chinese were invading. In the 1900s, the Italians. In the 1910s, Americans feared Eastern Europeans and Jews. In the 1950s, it was the "displaced people" of postwar Europe...and if you don't think southern Americans weren't afraid of them, read Flannery O'Connor's short story about The Displaced Person. In the 1970s, nativists feared Vietnamese and Cambodian immigration; since then, its been nonstop fear about Latin people and now Muslims.

All this historical fear over "American culture" being invaded and changed, and it hasn't happened. It won't happen. Oh, white people may go the way of the dinosaur, but American culture will go on. Stop being afraid. Fear makes people stupid.
 
Right on Brother Ben!! Need more people with backbone and convictions that stand up for our country and the faith this country was founded on. If they don't like it then maybe they should run for office in Iran or Syria. I hear they welcome anybody and hold fair elections since they are so open minded.

GO DAWGS AND MAY GOD BLESS THE USA!!!
 
In the 1840s, nativist Americans said the same things about Irish immigrants. Their culture and religion didn't invade or change America.

In the 1850s, nativists said the same things about German and Scandinavian immigrants.

In the 1860s, they said the same things about freed Black people. In the 1880s, the Chinese were invading. In the 1900s, the Italians. In the 1910s, Americans feared Eastern Europeans and Jews. In the 1950s, it was the "displaced people" of postwar Europe...and if you don't think southern Americans weren't afraid of them, read Flannery O'Connor's short story about The Displaced Person. In the 1970s, nativists feared Vietnamese and Cambodian immigration; since then, its been nonstop fear about Latin people and now Muslims.

All this historical fear over "American culture" being invaded and changed, and it hasn't happened. It won't happen. Oh, white people may go the way of the dinosaur, but American culture will go on. Stop being afraid. Fear makes people stupid.

There wasn't a stated goal of world domination by any of the above, except Muslims. And I'm sure Europe felt the same as you in regards to Islamic tolerance. Look how that has worked out them...



Stop being ignorant. There is absolutely nothing wrong with intolerance. Don't take my word for it, just ask a Muslim.

And not to let this little bullet go... no one fears Latin people, you fool. It is illegal immigration we won't tolerate.
 
It's not ignorance nor hatred, but it is intolerance. We should not tolerate the destruction of the American Culture, our way of life, in the name of diversity or compassion. Nor do Muslims in their own country; talk about ignorance, hatred, and intolerance. But you don't mind defending them, which shows your ignorance.





It was my understanding after 9/11 everything changed. Which should have included our immigration and refugee policies.

We, so-called Southern Americans, still love and appreciate our country, and more-so embrace and adore our Southern Heritage. We owe no apology for that.

What southern heritage? The heritage of being wrong about almost every historical event (slavery, committing treason against the United States, getting unconditionally defeated by Yankee ingenuity on the battlefield, Reconstruction, white supremacy, denying poor whites and all black people from economic security and education, segregation, denying black people voting rights, sharecropping, agriculture instead of industry, providing rural citizens with running water and electricity, challenging the supremacy of the federal government during the 1950s and 1960s) of the 19th and 20th centuries?

The heritage of being a national laughingstock for almost 150 years?

The heritage of historically being at the bottom of almost every national socioeconomic indicator?

Southern heritage is nothing to celebrate. It's something to be ashamed of.
 
What southern heritage? The heritage of being wrong about almost every historical event (slavery, committing treason against the United States, getting unconditionally defeated by Yankee ingenuity on the battlefield, Reconstruction, white supremacy, denying poor whites and all black people from economic security and education, segregation, denying black people voting rights, sharecropping, agriculture instead of industry, providing rural citizens with running water and electricity, challenging the supremacy of the federal government during the 1950s and 1960s) of the 19th and 20th centuries?

The heritage of being a national laughingstock for almost 150 years?

The heritage of historically being at the bottom of almost every national socioeconomic indicator?

Southern heritage is nothing to celebrate. It's something to be ashamed of.

The liberal media and educational establishment has done a great job of propaganda against White Southern Heritage. What you failed to admit was all of the above was Democrat Party Policy, your party. Once again, your ignorance shines bright. Thanks for reminding us though. Awful kind of you.
 
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What southern heritage? The heritage of being wrong about almost every historical event (slavery, committing treason against the United States, getting unconditionally defeated by Yankee ingenuity on the battlefield, Reconstruction, white supremacy, denying poor whites and all black people from economic security and education, segregation, denying black people voting rights, sharecropping, agriculture instead of industry, providing rural citizens with running water and electricity, challenging the supremacy of the federal government during the 1950s and 1960s) of the 19th and 20th centuries?

The heritage of being a national laughingstock for almost 150 years?

The heritage of historically being at the bottom of almost every national socioeconomic indicator?

Southern heritage is nothing to celebrate. It's something to be ashamed of.

I agree with some of your points now and then, but when you start trashing southerners and the south, you can shut the hell up and get off this board. I don't even believe your a UGA fan, you just come here to drone on and on about politics. You're a hypocrite, because you talk about bigotry and hate, then you go off on a hate filled rant about southerners.
 
What southern heritage? The heritage of being wrong about almost every historical event (slavery, committing treason against the United States, getting unconditionally defeated by Yankee ingenuity on the battlefield, Reconstruction, white supremacy, denying poor whites and all black people from economic security and education, segregation, denying black people voting rights, sharecropping, agriculture instead of industry, providing rural citizens with running water and electricity, challenging the supremacy of the federal government during the 1950s and 1960s) of the 19th and 20th centuries?

The heritage of being a national laughingstock for almost 150 years?

The heritage of historically being at the bottom of almost every national socioeconomic indicator?

Southern heritage is nothing to celebrate. It's something to be ashamed of.

That reminds me...

You have no problem labeling all southerns as a national laughingstocks while you're praising Muslims on the same Thread. Are you insane? The mind of a liberal is truly demented. Sanctimonious POS!
 
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I am DAMN proud of my southern heritage and don't apologize for it. If you don't like the south move your ass to Chicago or New York. Hey here is another idea- move to Iran and good luck to you whitepug6
 
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He's just a troll. He HATES the South and spends countless hours of this lifetime HATING instead of being
thankful for having the privilege of enjoying this beautiful part of the world. That's why all studies find that
liberals are angrier than conservatives.
He claims to be a war hero but he's only an internet social justice warrior.
He really has a hang up on the words White and South. Just despicable.
And too effin stupid to realize that Sharia Law and the Constitution do not ever in any universe work together in any way.
But somehow the FAR FAR right of Sharia Law is FAR better than the religious prejudice of the South.
How self-destructive can you get. That's just a man that hates our Nation.
 
What southern heritage? The heritage of being wrong about almost every historical event (slavery, committing treason against the United States, getting unconditionally defeated by Yankee ingenuity on the battlefield, Reconstruction, white supremacy, denying poor whites and all black people from economic security and education, segregation, denying black people voting rights, sharecropping, agriculture instead of industry, providing rural citizens with running water and electricity, challenging the supremacy of the federal government during the 1950s and 1960s) of the 19th and 20th centuries?

The heritage of being a national laughingstock for almost 150 years?

The heritage of historically being at the bottom of almost every national socioeconomic indicator?

Southern heritage is nothing to celebrate. It's something to be ashamed of.

I get you now. The conversation isn't on individual rational points, but rather, on the grand liberal agenda. Got it.

Anyone who speaks against the grand liberal mantra is associated with the myth of southern heritage that has fallen under the great liberal revision.

Of course, this is a common tactic. We started on the point of whether Dr. Carson's comments were valid about Muslim migration. You defend your point by painting a picture of southern suppression of black voting rights and sharecropping......... makes sense.

Any conservative Christian on this board is going to get the shamed white southern heritage line from you, is that it? Classic.

Of course, Dr. Carson is not white. But he must be an ignorant Uncle Tom to be so utterly stupid about such things as world politics.

And you, the white pug, have a concealed weapons permit and served in the military, so you have the knowledge of what is right, what is truth. You fully understand the Muslim faith, Sharia Law and the population growth of Muslims in this country. Am I on point so far?

Hey, I respect your opinion, until you feel the need to degrade your own country to try and validate a point in a discussion on politics. At that point, you become just background noise.

If someone opposes same sex marriage and abortion, they are dumb white radical rednecks and cannot be trusted.

If someone stones a woman for having an affair, we should welcome them openly and look to accommodate their beliefs as free men in this country...... Am I still on point?

Dr. Carson is bad because he is conservative. Forget that he is a black man, but because he holds to traditional Biblical values, he must be associated with white supremacy and sharecropping.

Oh, and slavery was abundant in the Northern U.S. also. But, oh, never mind.

The "supremacy of the federal government"? Really? There was no supremacy of the federal government when we wrote the Constitution. It was written to bring together, to link, sovereign states and provide for the common good by allowing a militia and infrastructure. The fed was beholding to the states. Now, as man corrupts, we are beholding to the fed.

Your post here explains a lot. I will not engage with you again. I feel like I need a damn shower to clean myself off from all the horse manure I stepped in reading your post. So sorry you feel so ashamed of your country. Do you feel the same about slavery now in other countries? Just curious. How about the African slave traders who sold slave to the Europeans and Middle Easterners? So you hold the continent of African in the same contempt as you do the U.S.? Just curious.

I know, a bunch of old southern heritage red necks. Other than shooting them while in the military, you taken in any Muslims and provided food and clothing? Just curious, since you seem to hold many here to such a high standard.

I am done. No logical conversation can be made. I will not respond to another of your posts, regardless of the ignorance.
 
I am a gun owner who supports the Second Amendment, so you're wrong about me there. I also commanded an infantry battalion in Iraq, so I would bet I have a great deal more experience in "the real world" of Islam than you wingnuts do. Unlike you and Dr Carson, I don't fear people who practice other religions or speak different languages or have different cultural norms.

You so-called southern Americans display the characteristic ignorance, hatred, and intolerance the rest of the nation has come to expect of you.

You narrow your approach as usual. Mocking your Hollywood derivative of southern rednecks or conservatives from whatever region of the country. You may have an impressive resume (also clear that no one, not even Mom, reads it as much as you), but you continue to make it obvious even to the casual reader that your knowledge functions primarily as a weapon for you to sling around, brag about and to bluster and posture like an old rooster strutting proudly around in chicken doo.

The FACT of the matter is that you've obviously been exposed to TWO parts of the world and to a few text books in one course of study, but have NOT experienced or appreciated life enough to understand how opinions (among your own friends and family most likely) are based on individual sets of sensibilities built on work ethic, religious principles and having a neighbor's back when he's in need. Those sensibilities have honor as much as yours do. They are certainly not based on narrow courses of study or designated terminology of a military incubation.

Another FACT is that there are a paltry few secular and stable countries with Islam as their primary form of religion . None of them have sterling human rights records. There is absolutely NO precedence to demonstrate to us how a Muslim President would respond to political pressures here or abroad. Do you know how he would respond? Would he lean more on his religion or his family or his tribal teachings in critical moments or would he lean more heavily on his job description, his oath of office and loyalty to country and countrymen and to our allies? What would he do if Iran targeted and launched a nuclear missile into Turkey? Israel? I don't know, but I agree with Carson that our country is NOT ready for a Muslim to be in the White House. Possibly some day, when more peaceful and liberal minded regimes have flourished for a decade or more? Yes. Now? Not a chance.
 
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You narrow your approach as usual. Mocking your Hollywood derivative of southern rednecks or conservatives from whatever region of the country. You may have an impressive resume (also clear that no one, not even Mom, reads it as much as you), but you continue to make it obvious even to the casual reader that your knowledge functions primarily as a weapon for you to sling around, brag about and to bluster and posture like an old rooster strutting proudly around in chicken doo.

The FACT of the matter is that you've obviously been exposed to TWO parts of the world and to a few text books in one course of study, but have NOT experienced or appreciated life enough to understand how opinions (among your own friends and family most likely) are based on individual sets of sensibilities built on work ethic, religious principles and having a neighbor's back when he's in need. Those sensibilities have honor as much as yours do. They are certainly not based on narrow courses of study or designated terminology of a military incubation.

Another FACT is that there are a paltry few secular and stable countries with Islam as their primary form of religion . None of them have sterling human rights records. There is absolutely NO precedence to demonstrate to us how a Muslim President would respond to political pressures here or abroad. Do you know how he would respond? Would he lean more on his religion or his family or his tribal teachings in critical moments or would he lean more heavily on his job description, his oath of office and loyalty to country and countrymen and to our allies? What would he do if Iran targeted and launched a nuclear missile into Turkey? Israel? I don't know, but I agree with Carson that our country is NOT ready for a Muslim to be in the White House. Possibly some day, when more peaceful and liberal minded regimes have flourished for a decade or more? Yes. Now? Not a chance.


i agree, no need to respond to this creep , i really don't believe anything he brags about in his background !
 
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i agree, no need to respond to this creep , i really don't believe anything he brags about in his background !

Isn't it interesting that a Liberal visits and posts on a Southern Football website/forum to obviously try and stroke is own sanctimonious, intellectual ego while pushing the liberal agenda, but in doing so gets his a$$ handed to him on a daily basis from poor southern redneck hicks?
 
First of all you either believe in the Constitution or you don't. But many people pick and choose what they like like and reinterpret the rest to their liking i.e. the 2nd amendment. I hear it so many times about Muslims and the Sharia law that they will bring wherever they go. Most Muslim countries don't practice Sharia law. 99% of Muslims want exactly the same things in life as 'we' do. Don't confuse culture and religion. The constitution in Saudi Arabia is based on Sharia law. Women have to be covered. Women can't drive. They have no movie theaters. But most Muslims don't dress or practice their faith like that. The Gulf countries more so than others. Why do you think Muslims want to move to the west? Its jobs, education, and freedoms.

Please dont tell me I dont know what I'm talking about. I live in Saudi Arabia in the most conservative part. I teach 18-19 year old males. Guess what? We almost never even bring religion up. We talk about normal teenage stuff. Social media has changed everything. So much as changed here in the last 10 years. The news media paints a picture of them to us and us to them that is more generalizations than truth. I don't have time to get in to it, but if Americans are worried about Muslims because of Sharia law then don't. Yes some Muslims are very conservative, but most want the same things out of life we do.
 
First of all you either believe in the Constitution or you don't. But many people pick and choose what they like like and reinterpret the rest to their liking i.e. the 2nd amendment. I hear it so many times about Muslims and the Sharia law that they will bring wherever they go. Most Muslim countries don't practice Sharia law. 99% of Muslims want exactly the same things in life as 'we' do. Don't confuse culture and religion. The constitution in Saudi Arabia is based on Sharia law. Women have to be covered. Women can't drive. They have no movie theaters. But most Muslims don't dress or practice their faith like that. The Gulf countries more so than others. Why do you think Muslims want to move to the west? Its jobs, education, and freedoms.

Please dont tell me I dont know what I'm talking about. I live in Saudi Arabia in the most conservative part. I teach 18-19 year old males. Guess what? We almost never even bring religion up. We talk about normal teenage stuff. Social media has changed everything. So much as changed here in the last 10 years. The news media paints a picture of them to us and us to them that is more generalizations than truth. I don't have time to get in to it, but if Americans are worried about Muslims because of Sharia law then don't. Yes some Muslims are very conservative, but most want the same things out of life we do.
OK. But I don't just fear Sharia Law. I fear an entire cultural shift.

We will be a Muslim majority in about 50 years. I won't see it, but my children will.
 
First of all you either believe in the Constitution or you don't. But many people pick and choose what they like like and reinterpret the rest to their liking i.e. the 2nd amendment. I hear it so many times about Muslims and the Sharia law that they will bring wherever they go. Most Muslim countries don't practice Sharia law. 99% of Muslims want exactly the same things in life as 'we' do. Don't confuse culture and religion. The constitution in Saudi Arabia is based on Sharia law. Women have to be covered. Women can't drive. They have no movie theaters. But most Muslims don't dress or practice their faith like that. The Gulf countries more so than others. Why do you think Muslims want to move to the west? Its jobs, education, and freedoms.

Please dont tell me I dont know what I'm talking about. I live in Saudi Arabia in the most conservative part. I teach 18-19 year old males. Guess what? We almost never even bring religion up. We talk about normal teenage stuff. Social media has changed everything. So much as changed here in the last 10 years. The news media paints a picture of them to us and us to them that is more generalizations than truth. I don't have time to get in to it, but if Americans are worried about Muslims because of Sharia law then don't. Yes some Muslims are very conservative, but most want the same things out of life we do.

after reading a response like this, i wonder why an american would want to live there . their treatment of women is terrible , plus they are wealthy, but won't take any refugees ; but the worst thing is that they have sponsored radical terrorist . i have to assume that this response is from a " la la land liberal " that just doesn't understand the " real world " .
 
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To some of you: not to drag this out. This is why it is hard hard to have a reasoned discussion. No, I am not a liberal and yes I am a proud American. I have to put that disclaimer out there I guess There are radicals out there that want to do harm to us, BUT I was talking about the average Muslim who lives somewhere in the world and wants to live in the US. And yes there will be some that want Sharia law: most don't. But from Saudis I know that have traveled to the US love the freedoms that we have.

It is a scary world out there, but the greater danger is from large corporations that influence our government and diminish our free market system.
 
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To some of you: not to drag this out. This is why it is hard hard to have a reasoned discussion. No, I am not a liberal and yes I am a proud American. I have to put that disclaimer out there I guess There are radicals out there that want to do harm to us, BUT I was talking about the average Muslim who lives somewhere in the world and wants to live in the US. And yes there will be some that want Sharia law: most don't. But from Saudis I know that have traveled to the US love the freedoms that we have.

It is a scary world out there, but the greater danger is from large corporations that influence our government and diminish our free market system.
You talking about the large corporations that employ us? I fear the gov more
 
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First of all you either believe in the Constitution or you don't. But many people pick and choose what they like like and reinterpret the rest to their liking i.e. the 2nd amendment. I hear it so many times about Muslims and the Sharia law that they will bring wherever they go. Most Muslim countries don't practice Sharia law. 99% of Muslims want exactly the same things in life as 'we' do. Don't confuse culture and religion. The constitution in Saudi Arabia is based on Sharia law. Women have to be covered. Women can't drive. They have no movie theaters. But most Muslims don't dress or practice their faith like that. The Gulf countries more so than others. Why do you think Muslims want to move to the west? Its jobs, education, and freedoms.

Please dont tell me I dont know what I'm talking about. I live in Saudi Arabia in the most conservative part. I teach 18-19 year old males. Guess what? We almost never even bring religion up. We talk about normal teenage stuff. Social media has changed everything. So much as changed here in the last 10 years. The news media paints a picture of them to us and us to them that is more generalizations than truth. I don't have time to get in to it, but if Americans are worried about Muslims because of Sharia law then don't. Yes some Muslims are very conservative, but most want the same things out of life we do.


Seemingly , you could be wrong..http://dailysurge.com/2015/06/poll-over-50-percent-of-muslims-want-sharia-law-in-america/
 
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What southern heritage? The heritage of being wrong about almost every historical event (slavery, committing treason against the United States, getting unconditionally defeated by Yankee ingenuity on the battlefield, Reconstruction, white supremacy, denying poor whites and all black people from economic security and education, segregation, denying black people voting rights, sharecropping, agriculture instead of industry, providing rural citizens with running water and electricity, challenging the supremacy of the federal government during the 1950s and 1960s) of the 19th and 20th centuries?

The heritage of being a national laughingstock for almost 150 years?

The heritage of historically being at the bottom of almost every national socioeconomic indicator?

Southern heritage is nothing to celebrate. It's something to be ashamed of.


You're FOS. You aren't a teacher or anything you claim. Cause you're to fcking stupid to have accomplished anything in life.

This post shines your glaring stupidity for all to see. You have no idea about the founding history or Constitution of this Country. In short. You're a rube, a useful idiot.
 
To some of you: not to drag this out. This is why it is hard hard to have a reasoned discussion. No, I am not a liberal and yes I am a proud American. I have to put that disclaimer out there I guess There are radicals out there that want to do harm to us, BUT I was talking about the average Muslim who lives somewhere in the world and wants to live in the US. And yes there will be some that want Sharia law: most don't. But from Saudis I know that have traveled to the US love the freedoms that we have.

It is a scary world out there, but the greater danger is from large corporations that influence our government and diminish our free market system.

that last sentence gives away your true self, A LIBERAL !
 
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