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Originally Posted by Botnst
Amen to that. Speaking of which, did you catch the BBC in America broadcast yesterday? They interviewed a Libyan who was wonderfully eloquent in his expression of hope for Libya's future, even quoting Patrick Henry. I know eloquence is a natural expression in Arabic, but mastering it in English and with conviction and passion in his voice -- it was inspirational. I sure wish more Americans believed as that man does.
(referencing Chillcutt. I posted it without quoting and after the above message. Sorry).
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Sure Bot, I appreciate your encourageing words. It is no secret that a small fraction of maniacs have resulted to violence to get their message across. It is also true that by speaking out against terrorists most probably will seal ones fate. But each time someone opposes the terrorist's-even if they die- it will inspire another person to speak out. Soon, the terrorists grip will erode, and more people will feel emboldened to stand up also.
This is actually a Muslim problem, and only Muslims will be able to solve the problem.
This religion does need to do more in the fight against Militant Islamist's, as well as address many internal problems. I believe that if more Americans worked with Muslims, instead of continually marginaliseing them. More can be accomplished.
As for me...if an Imam ask me to radicalise, and kill Americans, I will ask him to give me a pistol.
And upon seeing if the gun is loaded, I would turn that pistol on him, squeeze the trigger, and Project his sorry ass straight into the next deminsion.
Thats a fact.