Terrorists are considered Freedom Fighters in school curriculum

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of course you dont violakat, but the people who were part of the arab spring in egypt probably welcome the new government even if it isnt what we think is best for them

actually most of them don't...in egypt the muslim brotherhood is widely regarded by the 'arab spring' activists as having hijacked their revolution
 
Muslim terrorist are not freedom fighters, they go on the rule of convert or kill, they are not trying too free themselves from something they are trying to oppress others. as an example pay attention to how they treat there women and servants. too be freedom fighters they would have to love something to want to help it or be severely oppressed and muslims are not oppressed and they are not taught to love.
 
I was sooo ticked with the Great Awakening one, with good reason, too. What you quoted right there is what made me maddest and almost made me choose not do my schooling altogether. But Mom and the teachers helped me through it and encouraged me. Doing alot better, and haven't seen as much stuff like that, if any. But dang, they sure did pack it all in within the first week or two of school.

keep going though

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