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: Crime & FederalismIslamophobia is a Myth: Part 1
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I have no respect for Islam, and my contempt is not based on fear. I would love to be on an airplane with Muslim terrorists. I would kill them, write a book, give a few speeches, and retire with millions.
While I have no fear of Islam, I do view it contemptibly - as should every civilized person.
Islam today is where Christianity was in the Middle Ages. Accepting Islam today would return us to the Middle Ages.
How can you look back at the Inquisition and Salem Witch Trials while ignoring that Islam today is no different than Christianity was yesterday? Must you wait 200 years before you can determine whether a religion is hateful and primitive?
How can you mock Glen Beck's religion while demanding tolerance of Islam? Do you only ridicule the superstitions that left-wing thought police give you permission to ridicule? Does that make you a hypocrite or a stooge?
Here is a list of Muslim countries...continue to full postFull post as published by Crime & Federalism on September 15, 2010 (boomark / email).
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