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Originally posted by StigShen
reply to post by macman
Why aren't we investigating Christians?
Originally posted by Wildbob77
Where is this extremism being taught and by whom?
If you can't talk about a problem then how can you make it better?
Originally posted by macman
reply to post by The Old American
You know what I mean.
Any threat should be investigated. It does not matter if they are close to the heart, down the street or half a world away.
So the politician was grand standing, so what. Are you surprised?
At the end, Radical Islam still needs to be investigated, period.
While the United States has spent almost a decade chasing down an invisible, some might even say imaginary enemy on the other side of the planet, a very real war at home has been completely ignored by our political leaders and largely left out of the mainstream media. No one seems to want to talk about the fact that the U.S. is being invaded by a very real, active, and potent enemy. Headlines like "Marijuana plants seized" downplay what is happening here at home, while headlines like "Al-Qaeda mastermind behind slaughter of U.S. troops" dominate the short attention span of the average American viewer. The truth of the matter is far more chilling than any politician or mainstream media source will ever admit.
Originally posted by Wildbob77
reply to post by binomialtheorem
No one has claimed that all Muslims are extremist.
Over and over again people tiptoe around this issue.
The fact is there are some Muslim extremists. We can choose to bury our head in the sand and be surprised every time there is a Muslim terrorist incident or we can look into it.
If 80% of those convicted of terrorism were from a particular country, don't you think we would look into it?
If 80% of those convicted of terrorism came from Detroit don't you think we would look into it?
According to this data, there were more Jewish acts of terrorism within the United States than Islamic (7% vs 6%). These radical Jews committed acts of terrorism in the name of their religion. These were not terrorists who happened to be Jews; rather, they were extremist Jews who committed acts of terrorism based on their religious passions, just like Al-Qaeda and company.