Islam is 1 billion people. How many people carried out 9/11?
19 plus some others, possible 100 people, that's a long way from 1 billion, don't you think?
Ignorance? No, ignorance is suggesting the US is at war with the US when the US uses military facilities in many Muslims countries, is allied with various Muslims countries.
Just because YOU WANT war with Islam, can't think why, they're pretty aggressive people to pick on, and there are a lot of them.
How can you be in conflict with Islam but not all Muslims? That's nonsensical!
Okay, the US was at war with Germany, with the German leadership especially. So, who is the leadership of Islam? You tell me, as you're making this claim.
The only part of your...post... that I feel inclined to address is your claims that:
- "The US is at war with Islam." (at least I THINK that's what you meant...) Never said that, I said we are in conflict with Islam. Huge difference.
- "I want war with Islam." No, again, never said that. Certain people of the Muslim faith want war with us. Again, huge differnce.
What's the difference between being in conflict with Islam and being at war with Islam then?
First of all, as defined by the Contitution, war can only be declared by congress, as yet they have not even considered such a thing, to the best of my knowledge.
Secondly, just how would a country declare war on a group that is not a soverign state? Really don't know how that could happen...
Third, definitions:
Conflict:
noun
noun:
conflict; plural noun:
conflicts
ˈkänˌflikt/
a serious disagreement or argument, typically a protracted one.
verb
verb:
conflict; 3rd person present:
conflicts; past tense:
conflicted; past participle:
conflicted; gerund or present participle:
conflicting
kənˈflikt,ˈkänˌflikt/
be incompatible or at variance; clash.
War:
noun
noun: war; plural noun: wars
a state of armed conflict between different nations or states or different groups within a nation or state.
verb
verb:
war; 3rd person present:
wars; past tense:
warred; past participle:
warred; gerund or present participle:
warring
engage in a war.
I draw your attention particularily to the red definitions.
Hope this clears things up.