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Vern wrote:

I agree 1000%

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the know it all wrote:

Let me see, in the 40's we not only banned all people of Japanese decent from service, we locked them up in INTERNMENT CAMPS all over the Western United States.
We have apologized to those innocent people. Let's not make such a stupid mistake again.
The Muslim faith does NOT do what you say. The extremists of the faith do.

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the know it all wrote:

Let me see, in the 40's we not only banned all people of Japanese decent from service, we locked them up in INTERNMENT CAMPS all over the Western United States.
We have apologized to those innocent people. Let's not make such a stupid mistake again.
The Muslim faith does NOT do what you say. The extremists of the faith do.

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knowalot wrote:

<quoted text>u should have been in there with them

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Bounty Hunter wrote:

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Read the Koran. Japanase Americans are not bound by religious duty to kill us. Muslims are. You have no argument.

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Bounty Hunter wrote:

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Read the Koran. Japanase Americans are not bound by religious duty to kill us. Muslims are. You have no argument.

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the know it all wrote:

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What a stupid and I mean STUPID thing to say.
Do you think our government should just pick groups of people to lock up in concentration camps?
Perhaps they should decide upon redneck ignorant people from Kentucky?
I'll bet you are one of those FEMA camp junkies who cannot see you are saying the same thing.....

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knowalot wrote:

<quoted text>mostly B!TCHES

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the know it all wrote:

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Again you are wrong. If you have a heart attack in Campbellsville and they refer you to a specialist locally or send you to Louisville where the experts are, would you rather DIE than to go to the Cardiac specialists? They are Muslim and according to you they have vowed to kill you.
If you cannot breathe in Campbellsville and go into Respiratory Arrest, would you rather die than to have the Pulmonologist attend you because he is Muslim and according to you has vowed to kill you.
Don't you see how ignorant you are?

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the know it all wrote:

Let me see, in the 40's we not only banned all people of Japanese decent from service, we locked them up in INTERNMENT CAMPS all over the Western United States.
We have apologized to those innocent people. Let's not make such a stupid mistake again.
The Muslim faith does NOT do what you say. The extremists of the faith do.

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Bradley10 wrote:

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Our nation has better technology and better communication today. Sadly many Japanesses were mistreated but I assume the nation was trying to isolate and find possible weakness in our nation security.
Sadly innocent people were harassed in an attempt to find spies and get information. But when the nation security at risk what do you do?
We all make mistakes.

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Bounty Hunter wrote:

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I said nothing about anyone vowing to kill me. What I said is that articles of their faith, namely the Koran, instructs them to kill me.
What I would rely on, if being treated by a Muslim doctor, is that he really does not believe his faith, or that it is secondary to his duty as a physician. In either case, he would then not be a true follower of Islam.
The military is a different situation. First, you are required to support and defend the constitution. A true follower of Islam cannot do that. Second, he has to be willing to kill Muslims if ordered to do so by a non-muslim. Third, the lives of fellow soldiers rely on his unhesitating willingness to do so. Fourth, he is in an environment of violence, with the weapons of violence readily available. Fifth, we are not at war against doctors. Sixth, it wasn't doctors who killed over 3,000 of our innocent civilians on 911. Sixth, as a matter of governmental policy, we use different criteria to determine who can be a U.S. soldier than we use for doctors, many details of which will keep you out of the service, but not out of the medical profession. Seventh, you give me a choice between the Muslim doctor and an American, I'll take the American.
Have you given up trying to say that the Ft. Hood shooter's religion had nothing to do with the incident?

Vern wrote:

I agree 1000%