Beachboy
Irritated Indy Voter
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BB, most conspiracy theories are unbelievable yet many people believe them - its certainly not limited to Muslims.
BB, most conspiracy theories are unbelievable yet many people believe them - its certainly not limited to Muslims.
You are absolutely correct. College level advertising students are immediately introduced to one of the most terrifying psychotics to live on this planet, Joseph Goebbles Joseph Goebbels - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia . This is the man who told Adolph Hitler that the "Big Lie" is more believable than little lies. College students are taught these techniques in Mass Communications in hopes that their vigilance will prevent such people from rising to political prominence.
BB, most conspiracy theories are unbelievable yet many people believe them - its certainly not limited to Muslims.
You are absolutely correct. College level advertising students are immediately introduced to one of the most terrifying psychotics to live on this planet, Joseph Goebbles Joseph Goebbels - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia . This is the man who told Adolph Hitler that the "Big Lie" is more believable than little lies. College students are taught these techniques in Mass Communications in hopes that their vigilance will prevent such people from rising to political prominence.
Conspiracy theories are fascinating in the ability of people to believe them. Look at "truthers" and "birthers" for the most recent. They work because they create their case by stringing together questions and doubts - the linkages don't have to be logical, they usually aren't - but all they need to do is create doubt and then insert their pet theory.
By the way BB, your statement: Muslims kill first and ask questions later...
Certainly, most Muslims don't fit that mold.
Do you know that in the past year - of all the violent terrorist events we've had, only one was Muslim?
Just something to think about.
Here's a freebie BB...
People are...people...
and they act as individuals.
Because of that, I want to try my best to treat them as individuals and judge them by their individual actions, not the actions of extremists.
I just happen to think that is a better way to approach people.
Well...BB, I was raised Christian.
The Muslims I know are 100% Americans who have contributed to the American Dream.
Maybe i'm alone. But I don't think so.
Well...BB, I was raised Christian.
The Muslims I know are 100% Americans who have contributed to the American Dream.
Maybe i'm alone. But I don't think so.
Evidently you haven't come in contact with any of these Muslims:
In addition to immigration, the state, federal and local prisons of the United States may be a contributor to the growth of Islam in the country. J. Michael Waller claims that Muslim inmates comprise 17-20% of the prison population in New York, or roughly 350,000 inmates in 2003. He also claims that 80% of the prisoners who "find faith" while in prison convert to Islam. These converted inmates are mostly African American, with a small but growing Hispanic minority. Waller also asserts that many converts are radicalized by outside Islamist groups linked to terrorism, but other experts suggest that when radicalization does occur it has little to no connection with these outside interests.
Concern over jailhouse conversions to Islam first rose in 2001 when Imam Warith Deen Umara, Islamic chaplain for the New York State prison system, was reported to have praised the September 11 attacks. This prompted members of Congress to call for an investigation of Islam in the nations prisons.
In a 2004 report, the Justice Department faulted the prison system for failing to protect against infiltration by religious extremists. However, the report made clear that the problem was not radical chaplains, but, rather extremist inmates running worship services.
Conversion to Islam in U.S. prisons - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Well...BB, I was raised Christian.
The Muslims I know are 100% Americans who have contributed to the American Dream.
Maybe i'm alone. But I don't think so.
Evidently you haven't come in contact with any of these Muslims:
In addition to immigration, the state, federal and local prisons of the United States may be a contributor to the growth of Islam in the country. J. Michael Waller claims that Muslim inmates comprise 17-20% of the prison population in New York, or roughly 350,000 inmates in 2003. He also claims that 80% of the prisoners who "find faith" while in prison convert to Islam. These converted inmates are mostly African American, with a small but growing Hispanic minority. Waller also asserts that many converts are radicalized by outside Islamist groups linked to terrorism, but other experts suggest that when radicalization does occur it has little to no connection with these outside interests.
Concern over jailhouse conversions to Islam first rose in 2001 when Imam Warith Deen Umara, Islamic chaplain for the New York State prison system, was reported to have praised the September 11 attacks. This prompted members of Congress to call for an investigation of Islam in the nation’s prisons.
In a 2004 report, the Justice Department faulted the prison system for failing to protect against “infiltration by religious extremists.” However, the report made clear that the problem was not radical chaplains, but, rather extremist inmates running worship services.
Conversion to Islam in U.S. prisons - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
No, I haven't.
On the other hand, I haven't come into contact with any Christians who wanted to bomb health clinics and murder doctors either.
Evidently you haven't come in contact with any of these Muslims:
In addition to immigration, the state, federal and local prisons of the United States may be a contributor to the growth of Islam in the country. J. Michael Waller claims that Muslim inmates comprise 17-20% of the prison population in New York, or roughly 350,000 inmates in 2003. He also claims that 80% of the prisoners who "find faith" while in prison convert to Islam. These converted inmates are mostly African American, with a small but growing Hispanic minority. Waller also asserts that many converts are radicalized by outside Islamist groups linked to terrorism, but other experts suggest that when radicalization does occur it has little to no connection with these outside interests.
Concern over jailhouse conversions to Islam first rose in 2001 when Imam Warith Deen Umara, Islamic chaplain for the New York State prison system, was reported to have praised the September 11 attacks. This prompted members of Congress to call for an investigation of Islam in the nations prisons.
In a 2004 report, the Justice Department faulted the prison system for failing to protect against infiltration by religious extremists. However, the report made clear that the problem was not radical chaplains, but, rather extremist inmates running worship services.
Conversion to Islam in U.S. prisons - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
No, I haven't.
On the other hand, I haven't come into contact with any Christians who wanted to bomb health clinics and murder doctors either.
Perhaps that is because unlike the Muslims in our prisons, the Christians you describe don't make up over 6% of their co-religionist's population in America.
Your response was specious and snarky and seemed intended to deflect from the facts of the matter (but there seems to be no end to your excuse-making).
No. BB.
I talk to people.
That makes a difference.
People matter.