Correct Me if I'm wrong, but isn't it the mantra of those who say we shouldn't hate based on the premise that "they can't reach us here", and we now see that isn't working out to well.
Hate is not the answer to hate unless you want to live in a world of hate and hand that down to your children forever. We are probably doing better as far as terrorist attacks because of (1) the ocean (2) some of the best security in the world and (3) the fact that unemployment is at under 5% and we don't ostracize Muslims in this country. We rent to them, hire them, accept them practicing their religion and wearing their cultural dress, if they wish. In return, they take advantage of the opportunities all people want--to raise their families in peace and get ahead. I guess there's no way to prove that makes a difference, but I think it does. If someone tries to blow us up deal with him as severely as the law allows.
Yes OL, Love, love, love.
While love is good, it doesn't stop Muslims from killing you, that's a job for bullets.
I do agree that because in the US we allow Muslims to integrate fully into society
(That's what we're about) we have less animosity among the Muslim population.
However, some people you just cain't reach, which is the way they wants it, so
it'll be the way they gets it. Make no mistake about mosques, either; Much
anti-American rhetoric gets spewed in a large percentage of those.