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While immigrants draw much of the attention, it’s their children who are proving to be the most fruitful recruiting ground for radical jihad in the U.S., accounting for at least half of the deadly attacks over the past decade. The latest instance of the second-generation terrorist syndrome played out in Orlando, Florida, over the weekend when Omar Mateen, son of immigrants from Afghanistan, went on a jihad-inspired rampage, killing 49 people and wounding 53 others in the worst mass shooting in U.S. history." We are now reaping what we have sown. |
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Clearly, it's very wrong to hate a culture or religion because a few of the members are violent and hate our country. Most Muslims are good and peaceful people. As a culture, I'd like to embrace them with open arms. I learned earlier on this thread that Dr. Oz, who is admired by millions, is a Muslim. Yet Muslin Extremists can be born in the USA and walk among us. They are not easily recognized. I have to confess, I do look at Muslims who are flying on a plane with me to see if they're relaxed or agitated. |
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Tip: A person who has made peace with his God, ready and willing to sacrifice his life may look relaxed and content right before....also could look agitated. Best to flip a coin. |
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Fasting Muslims Donate Blood for Orlando Victims -- The Cut
Here is an article on the point of the thread. And another one-- After Orlando shooting, Muslim Americans show support for victims |
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CONGRATS!!!! :BigApplause:.....:BigApplause:.....:BigApplause:. .....:BigApplause: |
In this world, we must warn the small children against those that would harm them and try to point out that mostly good people live in this world.
In this world, we must accept the fact that evil does exist and certain groups would like to see every American dead. In this world with many differences, more here than in most countries, we still must identify those with harm as their goal and name them. Define the problem. It is the shooter not the weapon that we should fear most. |
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When the truth of the matter is, statistically you are much more likely to die from one of the old drivers around here, that should have long ago had their licenses pulled. Or a young driver. Or ANY driver. BUT, for some reason there is this inexplicable, outsized fear of these terrorists who have hijacked a religion to justify their barbarism. And don’t anyone try and twist this to read that I think terrorism isn’t one of the most despicable acts that human beings can do to each other…because I do believe that. Regardless of their stated justification. BUT, given that you are MUCH more likely to die in an automobile (or numerous other situations as noted below), there is definitely something else besides common sense going on here. :shrug: Obviously with this tragedy in Orlando these numbers will change (IF it was actually an extremist religious act and not just a hatred of gays and his own sexuality), but the basic point will not change enough to even be statistically meaningful. So all of you overweight, obese and alcohol drinking folks out there that are terrified of Muslim/religious extremists, why aren’t you as concerned about what you keep shoving in your mouth and down your throat? :confused: The Terrorism Statistics Every American Needs to Hear | Global Research - Centre for Research on Globalization Quote:
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I do know that there were so many donors at The Villages Oneblood that extra help had to be called. |
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I only know maybe 75 TOTVers in real life so I have no idea if I have seen any of these at any various blood donation centers. I do post in the Political Forum and it should not be hard to tell that it is me. A lot of 224 613 Project related stuff. Ramadan is for fasting I believe so donating blood would be a problem for a very strict Muslim. Donate blood during Ramadan | The National I have heard of donors passing out if they have not eaten enough before donating. Why do people faint when getting blood drawn? | Physics Forums - The Fusion of Science and Community I am a rather loose Lutheran. I go to church when I feel like it. I do love visiting Cathedrals though. |
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My original thoughts on this threads were, IF the Muslims had showed up by the hundreds to donate blood to these gay victims, it would have sent a message to the ISIS terrorists that the Muslims support the US, not ISIS. That's the way to defeat ISIS, not by hiding them. |
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