Christian Rights = Islamic Rights??? NOPE

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Homesick said:
While reading these links, a knock came upon my door. It was the "Swans" man, incase you're not familiar they deliver food. I only order on occasion because I like some of their stuff.

Turns out the swans man is a Muslim. I dislike this feeling that has come over me. The food is in the freezer and I'm wondering if I should eat it.

Bad I know, but I can't help it.

:confused: How do you know he's a muslim?
 

Goofing_Off

New Member
2ndAmendment said:
Goofing_Off has demonstrated to me that he/she/it is only interested in causing trouble for his/her/its personal entertainment. He/she/it shows no real thought; just inflammatory comments trying to provoke argument.
That's a pretty good read on me today, 2A. Part of it is for my own amusement, but my amusement comes from making fun of the amazing silliness of half of what I read on here, such as getting up in arms over the fake platform of Christopher Walken's fake presidential run, or being afraid of the frozen food that has been delivered by the Muslim Swan's man.
 

Hessian

Well-Known Member
Back on topic....or take it to chit chat.

The subject WAS: The rights afforded in Moslem countries to those that are not Moslems...and the rights afforded to everyone except adult men.

The problem of rights of women and children were strongly addressed during the 1800's- Who drove this movement? Christians.

Who dominated the abolitionist societies in the 1830's-1850's?
Christians.

Who built the schools and insisted that each community in the west had a public school? Christians.

What drove the Philanthropists to give millions to academies, hospitals, libraries, in the late 1800's-early 1900's? Christianity.

Who was willing to reach out to millions of underclothed, underfed, overworked, and addicted urban poor? The Salvation Army: Christians.

So: Where are the benefits of Christianity? All around us.

Where is the disaster, plague, abuse, cruelty, tyranny, and crazed bombers?
Islam.
 

2ndAmendment

Just a forgiven sinner
PREMO Member
Goofing_Off said:
That's a pretty good read on me today, 2A. Part of it is for my own amusement, but my amusement comes from making fun of the amazing silliness of half of what I read on here, such as getting up in arms over the fake platform of Christopher Walken's fake presidential run, or being afraid of the frozen food that has been delivered by the Muslim Swan's man.
If you noticed in my comment on Walken's fake run, I said I didn't care that it was a hoax. I said his hoax platform is largely unconstitutional, which is true. If someone were to actually run on the same position, it would still be largely unconstitutional.

Fear is real even if it is not based in something you might be fearful of. Homesick has a right to fear what ever. It would not be beyond the stated intentions of the terrorists to disrupt commerce by contaminating the food chain. Even a very small contamination event would cause wide spread concern.

But this forum is not the place for this. Hope your day is a good one.
 

Tonio

Asperger's Poster Child
Homesick said:
Okay. The guys that killed 3,000 Americans were real informative.

From my reading, there were many signs that the 9/11 terrorists were planning something, but our law enforcement agencies weren't paying attention.
 
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