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I hold to certain principles that my heart opposes: do you?
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Sep 22, 2018 15:18:47   #
rumitoid
 
My best example of this is Islam. My principle is that the First Amendment makes room for the free expression of this faith. My heart despises how that faith treats women. I am at an impasse on this issue. My respect for and awe at our Bill of Rights, the bedrock of Liberty, will not allow me to attack or condemn Islam though my heart wants to argue it is just some backward, vicious cult that should not be recognized or tolerated as a religious faith. Have you any such conflicts of conscience?

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Sep 22, 2018 15:22:38   #
Liberty Tree
 
rumitoid wrote:
My best example of this is Islam. My principle is that the First Amendment makes room for the free expression of this faith. My heart despises how that faith treats women. I am at an impasse on this issue. My respect for and awe at our Bill of Rights, the bedrock of Liberty, will not allow me to attack or condemn Islam though my heart wants to argue it is just some backward, vicious cult that should not be recognized or tolerated as a religious faith. Have you any such conflicts of conscience?


One cannot use one of his rights to take way one of the rights of another.

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Sep 22, 2018 15:32:17   #
glibona Loc: Nevada
 
rumitoid wrote:
My best example of this is Islam. My principle is that the First Amendment makes room for the free expression of this faith. My heart despises how that faith treats women. I am at an impasse on this issue. My respect for and awe at our Bill of Rights, the bedrock of Liberty, will not allow me to attack or condemn Islam though my heart wants to argue it is just some backward, vicious cult that should not be recognized or tolerated as a religious faith. Have you any such conflicts of conscience?


Yes... conflict of conscience over the jihad of radical islam muslims vs. Dr. Zudi Jassar's reform practice of Islam

Take a look at Mark Levin's episode - interview with the Dr. on Life Liberty & Levin.

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Sep 22, 2018 16:26:29   #
debeda
 
rumitoid wrote:
My best example of this is Islam. My principle is that the First Amendment makes room for the free expression of this faith. My heart despises how that faith treats women. I am at an impasse on this issue. My respect for and awe at our Bill of Rights, the bedrock of Liberty, will not allow me to attack or condemn Islam though my heart wants to argue it is just some backward, vicious cult that should not be recognized or tolerated as a religious faith. Have you any such conflicts of conscience?


I really don't see Islam as a faith so much as a theocracy. A religion can live within secular laws. A theocracy cannot.

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Sep 22, 2018 18:33:13   #
rumitoid
 
debeda wrote:
I really don't see Islam as a faith so much as a theocracy. A religion can live within secular laws. A theocracy cannot.


Interesting distinction.

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Sep 22, 2018 22:25:40   #
Sicilianthing
 
rumitoid wrote:
My best example of this is Islam. My principle is that the First Amendment makes room for the free expression of this faith. My heart despises how that faith treats women. I am at an impasse on this issue. My respect for and awe at our Bill of Rights, the bedrock of Liberty, will not allow me to attack or condemn Islam though my heart wants to argue it is just some backward, vicious cult that should not be recognized or tolerated as a religious faith. Have you any such conflicts of conscience?


>>>>

Islam is not a Religion, CASE Closed !

Do you need more proof?

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Sep 23, 2018 09:24:11   #
badbob85037
 
rumitoid wrote:
My best example of this is Islam. My principle is that the First Amendment makes room for the free expression of this faith. My heart despises how that faith treats women. I am at an impasse on this issue. My respect for and awe at our Bill of Rights, the bedrock of Liberty, will not allow me to attack or condemn Islam though my heart wants to argue it is just some backward, vicious cult that should not be recognized or tolerated as a religious faith. Have you any such conflicts of conscience?


I have trouble with ones saying they honor and respect the Constitution with it's Bill of Rights but want to ban the Second Amendment.

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Sep 23, 2018 11:25:23   #
Jakebrake Loc: Broomfield, CO
 
debeda wrote:
I really don't see Islam as a faith so much as a theocracy. A religion can live within secular laws. A theocracy cannot.


Spot on! Islam is a theocracy, and IMO cannot be classified as a religion.


theocracy
noun uk ​ /θiˈɒk.rə.si/ us ​ /θiˈɑː.krə.si/

[ C ] a country that is ruled by religious leaders
[ U ] government by religious leaders


No confusion with me.

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Sep 23, 2018 11:35:45   #
Jakebrake Loc: Broomfield, CO
 
badbob85037 wrote:
I have trouble with ones saying they honor and respect the Constitution with it's Bill of Rights but want to ban the Second Amendment.


Exactly, the lefty socialist democrats want to pick and choose which, in The Bill of Rights they want adhered to. We can thank God they are in the minority with their incessant whining. There are jut too many freedom loving patriotic Americans that will never let the 2nd Amendment fall.

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Sep 23, 2018 11:42:23   #
debeda
 
Jakebrake wrote:
Spot on! Islam is a theocracy, and IMO cannot be classified as a religion.


theocracy
noun uk ​ /θiˈɒk.rə.si/ us ​ /θiˈɑː.krə.si/

[ C ] a country that is ruled by religious leaders
[ U ] government by religious leaders


No confusion with me.



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Sep 23, 2018 13:05:19   #
bggamers Loc: georgia
 
rumitoid wrote:
My best example of this is Islam. My principle is that the First Amendment makes room for the free expression of this faith. My heart despises how that faith treats women. I am at an impasse on this issue. My respect for and awe at our Bill of Rights, the bedrock of Liberty, will not allow me to attack or condemn Islam though my heart wants to argue it is just some backward, vicious cult that should not be recognized or tolerated as a religious faith. Have you any such conflicts of conscience?


Please explain this to the people that they sell in the market place in their country or to the children they sell into the sex trade I'm sure they will thank you. Educate your self

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Sep 23, 2018 13:36:36   #
Sicilianthing
 
Jakebrake wrote:
Spot on! Islam is a theocracy, and IMO cannot be classified as a religion.


theocracy
noun uk ​ /θiˈɒk.rə.si/ us ​ /θiˈɑː.krə.si/

[ C ] a country that is ruled by religious leaders
[ U ] government by religious leaders


No confusion with me.


>>>>

Getting Warmer

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Sep 23, 2018 14:11:14   #
bggamers Loc: georgia
 
rumitoid wrote:
My best example of this is Islam. My principle is that the First Amendment makes room for the free expression of this faith. My heart despises how that faith treats women. I am at an impasse on this issue. My respect for and awe at our Bill of Rights, the bedrock of Liberty, will not allow me to attack or condemn Islam though my heart wants to argue it is just some backward, vicious cult that should not be recognized or tolerated as a religious faith. Have you any such conflicts of conscience?


Read Dr. Marcus Garvey Jr. (The Arab Slave Trade) From part of his research--Slave trade lasted in the Americas for 3 centries Arab slave trade has lasted 14 centuries and still continues in some areas of the Muslim world. In North Africa (Mauritania) half a million people enslave 20%of the population they are not allowed to own property are not allowed to have a last name and are not allowed to have custody of their own children. Areas that continue in the slave trade are Libya/Sudan/ Niger there are more that's just a few. This is not taught in schools because it does not suit the liberal agenda. Cannt make money if the black community isnt pissed off ! Like I said kevy educate your self before you shoot your mouth off.

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Sep 23, 2018 16:23:36   #
Sicilianthing
 
bggamers wrote:
Read Dr. Marcus Garvey Jr. (The Arab Slave Trade) From part of his research--Slave trade lasted in the Americas for 3 centries Arab slave trade has lasted 14 centuries and still continues in some areas of the Muslim world. In North Africa (Mauritania) half a million people enslave 20%of the population they are not allowed to own property are not allowed to have a last name and are not allowed to have custody of their own children. Areas that continue in the slave trade are Libya/Sudan/ Niger there are more that's just a few. This is not taught in schools because it does not suit the liberal agenda. Cannt make money if the black community isnt pissed off ! Like I said kevy educate your self before you shoot your mouth off.
Read Dr. Marcus Garvey Jr. (The Arab Slave Trade) ... (show quote)


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Yeah and the CryptoJews, so Called Jews and other Tribes of the ArabJew kissing incestual cousins started trading each other for Sex and Child Slavery going back to the beginning...

Ha....

When the Rabbi’s can come to digest that then we can have a real discussion about who the Perpetrators are, and God Himself said he’s going to expose and punish them...

Hurry UP !

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Sep 23, 2018 17:26:44   #
bggamers Loc: georgia
 
Sicilianthing wrote:
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Yeah and the CryptoJews, so Called Jews and other Tribes of the ArabJew kissing incestual cousins started trading each other for Sex and Child Slavery going back to the beginning...

Ha....

When the Rabbi’s can come to digest that then we can have a real discussion about who the Perpetrators are, and God Himself said he’s going to expose and punish them...

Hurry UP !


WHAT are you talking about?????????????? maybe you also need to read

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