God created black, white, brown, etc.... do you still call black people "negroes" ?
I'm not arguing gender.... just your outdated, somewhat derogatory description... maybe I'm picking nits, but your use of it is somewhat indicative of your mindset.
Islam in the Western World
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I'm not arguing gender.... just your outdated, somewhat derogatory description... maybe I'm picking nits, but your use of it is somewhat indicative of your mindset.
Derogatory? Not picky much are you. I'm entirely not politically correct. I don't have any dealings with "African Americans". It's absurd to call them that when many Americans don't even know where Africa is. I don't call Asians yellow.
So what would you call a person descended for the tribe of Judah who is female? Keep in mind that the Bible says "Jewess". Perhaps you can take that up with God.
I have the utmost respect for the people of Israel I am the opposite of a replacement theology believer as a number of my critics here will attest.
I would say she was Jewish, if I felt it was necessary as a description, instead of just saying she was a reporter...
No big deal, just enlightening. I don't call black people "African Americans" either... and I'm not "Irish American", even though I DO know where Ireland is, and have actually been there.
I was pointing out that "Jewess" is an outdated term, and considered by most to be somewhat derogatory....
I grew up in west Texas, where people of Hispanic descent were universally called the slang term "Meskins".... it was just the way people talked... even the Hispanic people called themselves that.... now, I don't use that term, because it is considered derogatory.
I'm not politically correct much, at all.... but I don't want to deliberately offend someone simply because the language is evolving, and I refuse to.
It ain't over till it's over. I have faith in CC to provide more comments to which you will need to reply.too late.... I'm done.
I'm not able to pm you as I'm apparently not a member. That is a surprise to me as I have contributed financially. I have been unable to get Linux to work, so I've bought a refurbished laptop with dual boot. My wife needs something better anyway. Best excuse I've ever had to upgrade...........
Right! "Entryism" as it's called, has already achieved a strong foothold for us in the U.S. For those who wonder at the commentary of said 'incompatibility with the U.S. Constitution':
"Islam means “submission”; it is a “theocracy” – a “state religion” and tyrannical form of government, which violates the “Establishment Clause”.
Islam cannot be reconciled with the Republican Form of Government established pursuant to the US Constitution, including the “guarantee” to every State in Article. IV., Section. 4.
As such NO muslem can “pledge Allegiance” to the United States of America as a Citizen or Member of the Armed Forces, or any law enforcement agency.
Every member of every mosque in the US should be required to register as a “Foreign Agent” pursuant the the Foreign Agent’s Registration Act and other applicable statutes." - Anonymous
Didn't Catholics try to take over the world too? And make everyone believe and convert to their religion (i.e Catholicism) It was a state religion and theocracy. The head being the Pope. They used the same sort of tactics as Islam.
America only has its 'freedom of worship' through the non-conformists who didn't want to adhere to the Church of England which was also a state religion (but headed by a Monarch) that broke away from the Catholics at the time.
Islam isn't just about not having dogs or not eating pork. Other religions also try to push their rules on others who don't believe by saying God made them.
Children who are born into those religions just follow what their parents might have as traditions but if they are in a new country and native born they don't need to swear their allegience to anyone. Only in the US do children do that in public schools.
If you don't want to take the citzenship test and become a naturalised citizen it is up to you but then the country or govt has a right to deport you, should you break the rules of their country. There is a process to get a passport for your country and apply for residency. If you don't follow it then you just have a visa for 3 months and then you have to leave.
How the govt enforces the rules is up to their discretion but I think most people just go to other countries for better opportunities not to perpetuate their religion and impose it on anyone else. The only people who try to do that are Christian missionaries, and they better not aggravate their host country or they'll get kicked out too.
America only has its 'freedom of worship' through the non-conformists who didn't want to adhere to the Church of England which was also a state religion (but headed by a Monarch) that broke away from the Catholics at the time.
Islam isn't just about not having dogs or not eating pork. Other religions also try to push their rules on others who don't believe by saying God made them.
Children who are born into those religions just follow what their parents might have as traditions but if they are in a new country and native born they don't need to swear their allegience to anyone. Only in the US do children do that in public schools.
If you don't want to take the citzenship test and become a naturalised citizen it is up to you but then the country or govt has a right to deport you, should you break the rules of their country. There is a process to get a passport for your country and apply for residency. If you don't follow it then you just have a visa for 3 months and then you have to leave.
How the govt enforces the rules is up to their discretion but I think most people just go to other countries for better opportunities not to perpetuate their religion and impose it on anyone else. The only people who try to do that are Christian missionaries, and they better not aggravate their host country or they'll get kicked out too.
How I wish that were the case here in America!
"Part of the problem is that some mainstream Muslims believe there is no conflict between accepting both sharia and the Constitution. Texas, for example, has one of the largest Muslim populations in the country, and it is one place where the practice of sharia is being advocated:
Shaykh Uthman ibn Farooq laid out a vision for an Islamic America during a livestreamed event at the Sufaraa Center in McKinney, Texas, last week.
‘We love this country,’ Farooq said. ‘We want good for this country. And that’s why we want Islam for this country, ’cause we think that’s the best thing. And we’re not going to be ashamed of that.’
He went on to argue that Muslims are fully within their constitutional rights to adhere to Sharia law. ‘We’re Muslims. That’s our identity, and there’s nothing wrong with that. The Constitution of this country protects that. That’s our right to believe in the Sharia. Yes, I said it. That’s our right.’ "
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Yes, and to impose dress codes on women, halal food laws, punishing anyone who disagrees with Islam, killing anyone who insults Mohamed.......
Muslims do not come to take part. They come to take over. It's happening in Europe big time. The UK may as well be a Muslim republic. Even King Charles promotes Islam. If Americans do not resist, they too will be taken over. Whitewashing Islam is commonplace. It's foolish.
I've said this before, but it seems to be ignored. I have nothing against individual Muslims. My heart specialist is Muslim. The Cardiac specialist of our local hospital is Muslim. She was fine. But like Christians, some are Muslim in name only. Too many are like Farooq.