Muslims were responsible for 9/11. Could it have been avoided? Maybe, but we cannot know now. Clinton had a chance of killing Bin Ladin, but would that have kept it from happening? I don't know. It's too late to do anything about it now, but we can start thinking like a profiler instead of a sympathizer. The Muslim religion is totally alien to our Judeo-Christian majority. Personally, I do not believe that the founding fathers had these radical religions such as Islam in mind when they wrote the Constitution and Bill of Rights. That is my opinion. I do not believe that AMERICANS should have to be subject of condescending to any radical religion, even radical Christian religions. I still believe that our country is ruled by the majority, not minority groups. Putting governors on issues, views that are radical to American standards as dictated by the majority should not be an issue in itself. Common sense indicates that American justice and values should be inclusive but not require us to modify our lifestyles to accommodate. Sorry if my opinion rubs some the wrong way, but my way is more inclusive of the majority not crippling our way of life to make a minority religion or practice feel like we are condoning them. Tolerance does not require one to condone. And tolerance can only be stretched so far before snapping back. I can tolerate that which I do not condone just as long as it does not demand that I modify my beliefs to accommodate it.

We have terrorism in today's world only because of our insane tolerance of that we do not condone, to the point of justifying bad behavior. Bad behavior should not be tolerate and it should be corrected immediately and harshly, regardless of liberal attitudes of pacifism. Only quick and powerful force can stymie the spread of a bullying culture and prevent wars. And wars overseas are preferred to terrorism and war at home. Our children join the military NOT to build nations, but to fight for our country. We do not ever wish our children to die in conflict, but they made their decision to serve fully knowing that they could die. Just as we did when it was our time to serve.