signalsReligious Tolerance Hypocrisy
August 21st 2010 16:54
Muslims claim to be currently living in fear because of intolerant Islamaphobes that see a problem with their ideologies. After all in a country that was founded on the freedom to practice your religious beliefs, why are they being given a hard time over such things as a mosque near Ground Zero? Maybe because tolerance is a two-way street, and hypocrites make a mockery of our rights as Americans by taking advantage of them.
It seems that Muslims are the real religious bigots. Try putting up a church in a Muslim country and the peaceful tolerance will flow in the form of blood. One can view what happened in Europe over the past 30 years as they are now overrun by a close to Muslim majority that is growing.
Muslims living in fear? So far Americans have practiced the greatest tolerance while putting up with the religion of peace. When you see churches, synagogues and temples flourish in Muslim lands without violence, then they can point a finger. Until then it's ironic that within the Muslim religion, sunnies cannot tolerate shi'ites and vice-versa!
Due to the mosque controversy, a new weapon in the media propaganda is that Muslims were also killed in the 9-11 attacks. I know 19 of them!
It seems that Muslims are the real religious bigots. Try putting up a church in a Muslim country and the peaceful tolerance will flow in the form of blood. One can view what happened in Europe over the past 30 years as they are now overrun by a close to Muslim majority that is growing.
Muslims living in fear? So far Americans have practiced the greatest tolerance while putting up with the religion of peace. When you see churches, synagogues and temples flourish in Muslim lands without violence, then they can point a finger. Until then it's ironic that within the Muslim religion, sunnies cannot tolerate shi'ites and vice-versa!
Due to the mosque controversy, a new weapon in the media propaganda is that Muslims were also killed in the 9-11 attacks. I know 19 of them!
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