Seattle Muslims Demand Teacher Be Canned For Showing Muhammad Cartoons To Teens

[IDNeon]

Meanwhile teachers are fired for allowing school prayers or reading from the Bible; why should we be outraged when Muslims want Islam to be removed from schools?

 

[featherlite]

I think Somalis should be able to live wherever they want to. That shouldn't be an issue.
I cant find anywhere why she used the cartoon. Was it a lesson on intolerance.( there have been some minor happenings lately lol) or did she use it in an offensive way. Hard to give an opinion without know more.

 

[Syriusly]

How about these Muslims go take a hike.

And by the way, why in the fuck are we letting people from Somalia immigrate here ? They'll never assimilate.
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Well I think we should say that whenever religious fanatics demand that a teacher get fired for merely teaching a class.

 

[featherlite]

After finding and reading the whole story, its ridiculous they are demanding her resignation. This teacher has bent over backwards trying to apologize & work with them. She really did nothing wrong.

 

[featherlite]

So what? Westboro Baptist church makes meaningless demands too.

Christianity and Islam is not the same...at all!
True... Westboro church was disgusting. When I watched their behavior at funerals I had this urge to go and apologize to each grieving family member.

 

[High_Gravity]

Muslims make too many demands.

 

[High_Gravity]

How about these Muslims go take a hike.

And by the way, why in the fuck are we letting people from Somalia immigrate here ? They'll never assimilate.

A group of Somali immigrants protested outside the Refugee Women’s Alliance in Seattle on Friday to demand the firing of a teacher who had shown students cartoons of Muhammad, the founder of Islam.

The teacher under fire, Deepa Bhandaru, displayed the images for the group of teenage students last month, the day after the Charlie Hebdo shootings in Paris, The Seattle Globalist reports.

Two radical Muslim immigrants massacred 11 people during the terrorist attack.

Bhandaru, a recent recipient of a Ph.D. in political science from the University of Washington (also in Seattle), had been teaching a free class at the Refugee Women’s Alliance when she showed the cartoons to the kids.

The lesson topic for that day’s workshop was religious pluralism and freedom of speech.

The protest against Bhandaru occurred late Friday afternoon. Perhaps 15 to 20 people attended. A man named Hassan Diis was passing around pre-printed signs in English, according to a journalist on the scene.

Diis, who describes himself as a Somali community activist and a devout Muslim, said he was angered after he heard that the teacher showed cartoon images of Muhammad to Somali teens.

“We don’t want someone to brainwash our children,” he told The Daily Caller. “The prophet is very important for us.”

Diis added that he believes that Bhandaru, who he says is not a Muslim, should no longer instruct Somali students at the Refugee Women’s Alliance.

“We want her to leave this community alone,” the Somali activist told TheDC. “We want the organization to hire someone who understands the culture and values of our immigrant Muslim community.”

Somalia is an overwhelmingly Sunni Muslim country. Islam is the nation’s official religion.

Bhandaru has apologized profusely for offending anyone. She sent a 2,300-word letter of apology to her colleagues at the Refugee Women’s Alliance and a 500-word apology to the Abu-Bakr Islamic Center, a local mosque that some of her students attend.

The students themselves weren’t upset by the content of her lesson plan, Bhandaru has noted. They tended to agree with the fully American notion that students generally agreeing that “sometimes one person’s freedom might offend another person, but that’s the price we pay to be free,” she told The Stranger, a Seattle alternative weekly.

Protest organizers refuse to be placated, however.

“They’ve been manipulating the fact that the people don’t speak the language,” Bhandaru told The Stranger. “The parents who are upset aren’t the parents of my kids. They’re trying to gain power politically.”

“There’s a political vacuum in their community,” Bhandaru also said. “There aren’t a lot of organizations serving them except for the mosque.”

She suggested that Diis won’t let go of the controversy for his own political reasons.

“For Hassan, maybe this is his Ferguson moment. He wants the spotlight,” she said.

When the protest occurred on Friday, the Refugee Women’s Alliance had shut down for the week due to vandalism and subsequent fears for the safety of the staff.

Protesters said they believe Bhandaru crossed some criminal line when she showed cartoon images of Muhammad.

“I don’t think it’s free speech to talk about somebody’s religion, somebody’s beloved prophet like that,” one protester, Fatma Yessef, told The Seattle Globalist.

An internal investigation by officials at the Refugee Women’s Alliance will determine Bhandaru’s fate as a teacher of free courses.

Seattle Muslims Demand Teacher Be Canned For Showing Muhammad Cartoons To Teens - Yahoo News

They are here because corporations like Tyson's, Cargill's and Simmon's want them here to work in their chicken and turkey plants....Next time you eat chicken or turkey you are helping to support their migration here by corporations looking to profit...
Capitalist do not care about what you want....at a social situation.. They have no nationalism, no pride of race or religions...

Thanks to Clinton:

Major centers of Somali émigrés include, Minneapolis, Minnesota and Columbus, Ohio. This was facilitated in the 1990’s when the Clinton Administration, through the US Office of Refugee Resettlement, decided to vector Somalis and other humanitarian refugees away from major coastal cities and into the interior of the American heartland.

Major employers who require low skilled workers, like Tyson, took advantage of these changes. Tyson was prodded by Federal criminal cases brought against it by the US Department of Justice for hiring illegal aliens

Somalis Shelbyville and Severe Culture Shock Jerry Gordon

I'm reading this interview and I have to ask why did we allow so many Somalis in here? it seems like a nightmare and culture shock from both sides.

 

[Circle_Breaker]

My childhood neighbors were Somalian. They had three boys around my age growing up. Mother never really assimilated but the father and boys are as American as you get. We still go to redskins games together at least twice a year. Great people.

 

[asaratis]

Muslims make too many demands.

That's because they do not believe in freedom of religion. They are totally fucked in the head.

 

[AmericanFirst]

How about these Muslims go take a hike.

And by the way, why in the fuck are we letting people from Somalia immigrate here ? They'll never assimilate.

A group of Somali immigrants protested outside the Refugee Women’s Alliance in Seattle on Friday to demand the firing of a teacher who had shown students cartoons of Muhammad, the founder of Islam.

The teacher under fire, Deepa Bhandaru, displayed the images for the group of teenage students last month, the day after the Charlie Hebdo shootings in Paris, The Seattle Globalist reports.

Two radical Muslim immigrants massacred 11 people during the terrorist attack.

Bhandaru, a recent recipient of a Ph.D. in political science from the University of Washington (also in Seattle), had been teaching a free class at the Refugee Women’s Alliance when she showed the cartoons to the kids.

The lesson topic for that day’s workshop was religious pluralism and freedom of speech.

The protest against Bhandaru occurred late Friday afternoon. Perhaps 15 to 20 people attended. A man named Hassan Diis was passing around pre-printed signs in English, according to a journalist on the scene.

Diis, who describes himself as a Somali community activist and a devout Muslim, said he was angered after he heard that the teacher showed cartoon images of Muhammad to Somali teens.

“We don’t want someone to brainwash our children,” he told The Daily Caller. “The prophet is very important for us.”

Diis added that he believes that Bhandaru, who he says is not a Muslim, should no longer instruct Somali students at the Refugee Women’s Alliance.

“We want her to leave this community alone,” the Somali activist told TheDC. “We want the organization to hire someone who understands the culture and values of our immigrant Muslim community.”

Somalia is an overwhelmingly Sunni Muslim country. Islam is the nation’s official religion.

Bhandaru has apologized profusely for offending anyone. She sent a 2,300-word letter of apology to her colleagues at the Refugee Women’s Alliance and a 500-word apology to the Abu-Bakr Islamic Center, a local mosque that some of her students attend.

The students themselves weren’t upset by the content of her lesson plan, Bhandaru has noted. They tended to agree with the fully American notion that students generally agreeing that “sometimes one person’s freedom might offend another person, but that’s the price we pay to be free,” she told The Stranger, a Seattle alternative weekly.

Protest organizers refuse to be placated, however.

“They’ve been manipulating the fact that the people don’t speak the language,” Bhandaru told The Stranger. “The parents who are upset aren’t the parents of my kids. They’re trying to gain power politically.”

“There’s a political vacuum in their community,” Bhandaru also said. “There aren’t a lot of organizations serving them except for the mosque.”

She suggested that Diis won’t let go of the controversy for his own political reasons.

“For Hassan, maybe this is his Ferguson moment. He wants the spotlight,” she said.

When the protest occurred on Friday, the Refugee Women’s Alliance had shut down for the week due to vandalism and subsequent fears for the safety of the staff.

Protesters said they believe Bhandaru crossed some criminal line when she showed cartoon images of Muhammad.

“I don’t think it’s free speech to talk about somebody’s religion, somebody’s beloved prophet like that,” one protester, Fatma Yessef, told The Seattle Globalist.

An internal investigation by officials at the Refugee Women’s Alliance will determine Bhandaru’s fate as a teacher of free courses.

Seattle Muslims Demand Teacher Be Canned For Showing Muhammad Cartoons To Teens - Yahoo News

They are here because corporations like Tyson's, Cargill's and Simmon's want them here to work in their chicken and turkey plants....Next time you eat chicken or turkey you are helping to support their migration here by corporations looking to profit...
Capitalist do not care about what you want....at a social situation.. They have no nationalism, no pride of race or religions...

Neither does obuttholes.

 

[JakeStarkey]

How about these Muslims go take a hike.

And by the way, why in the fuck are we letting people from Somalia immigrate here ? They'll never assimilate.

A group of Somali immigrants protested outside the Refugee Women’s Alliance in Seattle on Friday to demand the firing of a teacher who had shown students cartoons of Muhammad, the founder of Islam.

The teacher under fire, Deepa Bhandaru, displayed the images for the group of teenage students last month, the day after the Charlie Hebdo shootings in Paris, The Seattle Globalist reports.

Two radical Muslim immigrants massacred 11 people during the terrorist attack.

Bhandaru, a recent recipient of a Ph.D. in political science from the University of Washington (also in Seattle), had been teaching a free class at the Refugee Women’s Alliance when she showed the cartoons to the kids.

The lesson topic for that day’s workshop was religious pluralism and freedom of speech.

The protest against Bhandaru occurred late Friday afternoon. Perhaps 15 to 20 people attended. A man named Hassan Diis was passing around pre-printed signs in English, according to a journalist on the scene.

Diis, who describes himself as a Somali community activist and a devout Muslim, said he was angered after he heard that the teacher showed cartoon images of Muhammad to Somali teens.

“We don’t want someone to brainwash our children,” he told The Daily Caller. “The prophet is very important for us.”

Diis added that he believes that Bhandaru, who he says is not a Muslim, should no longer instruct Somali students at the Refugee Women’s Alliance.

“We want her to leave this community alone,” the Somali activist told TheDC. “We want the organization to hire someone who understands the culture and values of our immigrant Muslim community.”

Somalia is an overwhelmingly Sunni Muslim country. Islam is the nation’s official religion.

Bhandaru has apologized profusely for offending anyone. She sent a 2,300-word letter of apology to her colleagues at the Refugee Women’s Alliance and a 500-word apology to the Abu-Bakr Islamic Center, a local mosque that some of her students attend.

The students themselves weren’t upset by the content of her lesson plan, Bhandaru has noted. They tended to agree with the fully American notion that students generally agreeing that “sometimes one person’s freedom might offend another person, but that’s the price we pay to be free,” she told The Stranger, a Seattle alternative weekly.

Protest organizers refuse to be placated, however.

“They’ve been manipulating the fact that the people don’t speak the language,” Bhandaru told The Stranger. “The parents who are upset aren’t the parents of my kids. They’re trying to gain power politically.”

“There’s a political vacuum in their community,” Bhandaru also said. “There aren’t a lot of organizations serving them except for the mosque.”

She suggested that Diis won’t let go of the controversy for his own political reasons.

“For Hassan, maybe this is his Ferguson moment. He wants the spotlight,” she said.

When the protest occurred on Friday, the Refugee Women’s Alliance had shut down for the week due to vandalism and subsequent fears for the safety of the staff.

Protesters said they believe Bhandaru crossed some criminal line when she showed cartoon images of Muhammad.

“I don’t think it’s free speech to talk about somebody’s religion, somebody’s beloved prophet like that,” one protester, Fatma Yessef, told The Seattle Globalist.

An internal investigation by officials at the Refugee Women’s Alliance will determine Bhandaru’s fate as a teacher of free courses.

Seattle Muslims Demand Teacher Be Canned For Showing Muhammad Cartoons To Teens - Yahoo News

They are here because corporations like Tyson's, Cargill's and Simmon's want them here to work in their chicken and turkey plants....Next time you eat chicken or turkey you are helping to support their migration here by corporations looking to profit...
Capitalist do not care about what you want....at a social situation.. They have no nationalism, no pride of race or religions...

Neither does obuttholes.

Neither does AmericanFirst.

 

[protectionist]

How about these Muslims go take a hike.

And by the way, why in the fuck are we letting people from Somalia immigrate here ? They'll never assimilate.

A group of Somali immigrants protested outside the Refugee Women’s Alliance in Seattle on Friday to demand the firing of a teacher who had shown students cartoons of Muhammad, the founder of Islam.

The teacher under fire, Deepa Bhandaru, displayed the images for the group of teenage students last month, the day after the Charlie Hebdo shootings in Paris, The Seattle Globalist reports.

Two radical Muslim immigrants massacred 11 people during the terrorist attack.

Bhandaru, a recent recipient of a Ph.D. in political science from the University of Washington (also in Seattle), had been teaching a free class at the Refugee Women’s Alliance when she showed the cartoons to the kids.

The lesson topic for that day’s workshop was religious pluralism and freedom of speech.

The protest against Bhandaru occurred late Friday afternoon. Perhaps 15 to 20 people attended. A man named Hassan Diis was passing around pre-printed signs in English, according to a journalist on the scene.

Diis, who describes himself as a Somali community activist and a devout Muslim, said he was angered after he heard that the teacher showed cartoon images of Muhammad to Somali teens.

“We don’t want someone to brainwash our children,” he told The Daily Caller. “The prophet is very important for us.”

Diis added that he believes that Bhandaru, who he says is not a Muslim, should no longer instruct Somali students at the Refugee Women’s Alliance.

“We want her to leave this community alone,” the Somali activist told TheDC. “We want the organization to hire someone who understands the culture and values of our immigrant Muslim community.”

Somalia is an overwhelmingly Sunni Muslim country. Islam is the nation’s official religion.

Bhandaru has apologized profusely for offending anyone. She sent a 2,300-word letter of apology to her colleagues at the Refugee Women’s Alliance and a 500-word apology to the Abu-Bakr Islamic Center, a local mosque that some of her students attend.

The students themselves weren’t upset by the content of her lesson plan, Bhandaru has noted. They tended to agree with the fully American notion that students generally agreeing that “sometimes one person’s freedom might offend another person, but that’s the price we pay to be free,” she told The Stranger, a Seattle alternative weekly.

Protest organizers refuse to be placated, however.

“They’ve been manipulating the fact that the people don’t speak the language,” Bhandaru told The Stranger. “The parents who are upset aren’t the parents of my kids. They’re trying to gain power politically.”

“There’s a political vacuum in their community,” Bhandaru also said. “There aren’t a lot of organizations serving them except for the mosque.”

She suggested that Diis won’t let go of the controversy for his own political reasons.

“For Hassan, maybe this is his Ferguson moment. He wants the spotlight,” she said.

When the protest occurred on Friday, the Refugee Women’s Alliance had shut down for the week due to vandalism and subsequent fears for the safety of the staff.

Protesters said they believe Bhandaru crossed some criminal line when she showed cartoon images of Muhammad.

“I don’t think it’s free speech to talk about somebody’s religion, somebody’s beloved prophet like that,” one protester, Fatma Yessef, told The Seattle Globalist.

An internal investigation by officials at the Refugee Women’s Alliance will determine Bhandaru’s fate as a teacher of free courses.

Seattle Muslims Demand Teacher Be Canned For Showing Muhammad Cartoons To Teens - Yahoo News

Obama's letting them in for VOTES. I hate to say it, but it could be that the only way to stop this disaster, is to make life as intolerable as possible for these immigrants, and hope they'll go back where they came from.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Any violent or law breaking nativist anti-immigrant behavior will result in nativists getting their asses kicked by LEO and t shunned by their real American neighbors.