Thank you Linda.

Did you know, according to FBI statistics 54 percent of all (reported) hate crimes in the US are against Jews and 75 percent of all Jews in the US has experienced antisemitism... The vast majority of hate crimes against Jews go unreported and many that are, those taking the information simply say "possible hate crime" which is not included in FBI statistics. So, I suspect that 54 percent is very low....yet how many marches have we orchestrated against any other religion? This is not to say that we do not have our "crazies" because we do. Do we have Jews that resent muslims... oh yes we do. In my almost 70 years, I have learned a fact, indisputable and it crosses all religions, policies, and has no nation.... hate does not have a religion color, or borders...

Enough of my soap box.....

If they are true muslims, they are bad in the sense that they do not and will not assimilate to the tenets that made this country the greatest in the world. They do not agree with the precepts of our Constitution and their goal is to change this country into a place that practices sharia law (which is contrary to many of the laws American people fought for and died for). They want to take over the world and instead of "advising" people to believe in their ideology, they want to "force" them into it by cutting off various body parts (including heads). They have no tolerance for those that do not believe the things they do and use the "I'm offended" complaint as much as they can. We know this defense has worked thus far because of all the laws passed to try to mitigate everything that "offends" anyone. This is impossible because anyone can be "offended" by anything. There is nothing in the Constitution that says people can't be "offended" or have their feelings hurt. Why would anyone immigrate to a place where basic values and laws of that place "offends" them??? The short answer is that they want to change these values and laws.
They know about our freedom of religion laws, so they call their political ideology "religion".

I'm proud to be Christian and don't have to "keep it to myself" so as to not offend anyone. I guess we have come to a point in this country where religion is now "Don't ask, don't tell."

And that is B.S.!

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You continue to use the term inaccurately when in many cases your cause would be better expressed in less inflammatory terms. I'm simply saying to tailor your expression with more accurate, less incendiary words. "Hate" is a tool of the propagandist who is trying to garner support for an otherwise benign event. It should be reserved for those instances of high dudgeon when nothing else will support the circumstances. For instance, I never used the expression of hate for obama; rather I would say I loathed and detested his attempts. Same connotation, not just the extreme. Just a suggestion, Ma'am. Enjoy the day!