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mickey
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National Propaganda Radio from Boston.
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| Comment by:
PP9
(6/17/2016)
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How can there be racist comments against Muslims when Muslim is not a race? It's an ideology of world domination and killing. The left has no trouble denouncing our ideology of government that leaves you alone, but to denounce one whose "holy" book tells them to kill us is bad?
Of course not all Muslims are terrorists. Those that believe what is in the Koran and are prepared to act on it are, though. The so-called moderate Muslim is a Muslim in the same sense that Nancy Pelosi is a Catholic. She considers it part of her identity and heritage, but doesn't actually concern herself with the tenets of the religion. It's easy to be Catholic if you just claim it and do whatever you want anyway. |
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dasing
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| Someone tell this idiot to read the Bill Of Rights and all of the debates about them. May be he will find it IS about military style arms ! |
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