Intimidating, attacking, deplatforming and punishing people for voicing their opinion (or just saying the wrong thing to the wrong person, for that matter) was where the Left went off the rails and weaponized Political Correctness while ushering in Trumpism.
So how did that work out?
Americans need to be able to say what they're thinking without fear of reprisal. If they can't, their resentments will only build. As we can see right now. And if their opinions identify them as ignorant, paranoid bigots, that's fine too. We need to know that they still exist, as a re///////sminder that there is still work to do.
Stalin felt he had a lot of work to do and he did it.
The essential point is............who are you working for?
The New
Orleans radicalized fool felt he had work to do....obviously he worked for Satan.
If there is anythng the usual suspects on here should have learned in the years they have been posting on here is that the deeper the faith of a muslim....the greater the chance of them becoming radicalized
The more astute understand what we are confronted with is a struggle between the forces of Satan and the Lord's people.
Our government has made it possible for many,many muslims to come here.....mostly unvetted.
We have paid the price and will continue to pay the price for such stupidity at the highest levels.
The Satanic verses are a controversial episode in the life of the Prophet Muhammad that involves words that were allegedly suggested by Satan and mistaken for divine revelation. These verses praised pagan deities, which goes against the Islamic belief that Allah is one and absolute.
Today, Muslims of all sects deny that the Satanic verses incident took place. However, early Muslims (632–800 CE) believed that the Satanic verses were an established fact in the Prophet's history. The interpretation of the Satanic verses incident is a significant question in Islam that helps define the limits of what Muslims can say and do.
Here are some other aspects of Islam related to Satan and evil:
- Shayatin
These evil spirits are imagined to be ugly and grotesque creatures created from "Hellfire". They are invisible to humans, but they incite humans and jinn to sin by whispering in their hearts.
- Iblis
Iblis is mentioned by name 11 times in the Quran, and is sometimes referred to as Shaytan. However, the terms are not interchangeable. Within Muslim thought, Iblis is generally not considered to be the originator of evil.
- Fitrah
This is the inner sense of right and wrong that Muslims believe all humans are born with.
- Free will
Muslims believe they have free will, and are responsible for everything they do. They must choose between right, using the guidance of Allah, and wrong, following the temptations of Shaytan.
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