Fort Hood Attack Leaves America's Muslims in Fear of BacklashRa...

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carey529 wrote:

the "muslim community" has had 8 years to stand united and decry muslim extremism and distance themselves from events like these...
they haven't.
i wonder why.

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The Ghost Rider of NM wrote:

Deport all the Muslims in the US. WE don't need them here in our country. Muslims Go Home, We Don't Want YOU Here!

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NM Desert Rat wrote:

Until the Muslim community starts to openly condem terrorist attacks there will be very trust for any of them in this country.

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PooPoo Platter wrote:

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Check the article, you'll find condemnation.
Maybe there needs to be a Muslim Al Sharpton to blanket the news and make headlines...

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NM Desert Rat wrote:

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The Muslim leadership needs to step and start doing something.

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PooPoo Platter wrote:

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LOL!!! What a meathead!
You MUST start asking somebody to read the articles to you before you open your mouth and make a fool of yourself.

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USMC wrote:

http://www.wnd.com/index.php?f a=PAGE.view&pageId=115325
A website run by radical Muslims today honored Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, the man accused of killing 13 people at Fort Hood in Texas, as an "Officer and a Gentleman," saying his actions should not be denounced.

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carey529 wrote:

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nice to know you're still a friggin moron! after all of the heinous acts of muslim extremists over the past 8 years you equate a couple muslim clerics being "troubled" by the ft. hood atrocity as the muslim community standing up and condemning extremists??????
you're nothing if you're not a total idiot!

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carey529 wrote:

the "muslim community" has had 8 years to stand united and decry muslim extremism and distance themselves from events like these...
they haven't.
i wonder why.

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PooPoo Platter wrote:

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???
You said the Muslim community needed to condemn terrorism. I pointed out the article mentions Muslim leaders hve condemned terrorism. Now you've "moved the goalpost" and say Muslim leaders "...needs to...start doing something."
I'll let that slide, but I'm curious: Just 'who' needs to do 'what'? Leaders condemn terrorism already. Is there something more?

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reprobate wrote:

I'm a westerner living in a moderate Muslim country and I agree with USMC that radical Muslims need to atone. There is a radical element in this country, but the government (the police and army)literally quell any rally and jails tend to be full afterward. There are politicians that favor a more fundamental form Muslim law, but it is balanced by the influence of the Chinese and Indian communities. America has no such mechanisms to balance the effects of a growing Muslim community; especially those who wish to follow a more fundamental form of Islam.

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laojim wrote:

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If I may inquire:
1. Who are you to be deciding on which form of Islam is to be allowed or suppressed and, if you are a Yank, what has become of freedom of religion? No doubt the followers of the forms of Islam that you call radical are as sincere in their beliefs as any American Protestant.
2. Is it that you propose that in the United States when there is a rally or demonstration by people whom you regard as radicals that the police should fill the jails? If you are a Yank what has become of your notions of freedom of speech?
3. You are in favor of repressing what you regard as fundamentalist Islam. Do you favor suppressing fundamentalist Christianity too?
Perhaps you should spell out what restrictions you would favor for regulating religious practices and the free expression of ideas and or the freedom of assembly. Then you might, just to make it clear, where exactly you suppose you got this authority or who is supposed to exercise the authority required to carry out your recommendations.

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Jim Hayden wrote:

Fort Hood Attack Leaves America's Muslims in Fear of Backlash and Reprisals.
They should have started leaving right after 9-11