Posted by
Jan@Oasis on Saturday, November 07, 2009 4:26:30 PM
In my opinion, the U.S. Constitution (which I am pretty sure Obama and the Democrats either haven't read or don't comprehend, but that's another topic) trumps "religious freedom" when the "religion" in question fosters anti-United States and certainly anti-United States Constitution ideology. Islam's core beliefs are contrary to everything our Constitution stands for and promises to the citizens of this country. Muslims don't believe in or support our Constitution, and therefore they deserve NO protection for their crazy, destructive death cult. Our Declaration of Independence, Constitution and Bill of Rights guarantees our right to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness. The Preamble alone is so foreign to the islamic dogma that one could argue that there is no way muslims could EVER live by our values and laws. They want to bring their garbage from wherever they came from and institute it here, as they've managed to do in the UK and other supposedly western countries. I'm afraid I have to give that one a big, fat, American NO.
While our military fight for our freedom and our way of life, islam promotes subjugation, male dominance, female enslavement, and murder as a political tool. Hardly celebrates life or the pursuit of happiness, does it? I see no reason that such a psychopathic and profoundly anti-human rights ideology should be offered a place at the table in this country. If the left is so fond of separation of church and state, it must grant that a so-called religion that tries to undermine the state and its laws at every turn should have no expectation of protection here. Islam can go and live and kill and enslave and torture and be as sick and depraved as it wants in countries where everyone thinks those are great ideas. We don't live that way, nor do we wish to be told we should tolerate anyone else living that way.
I've already heard the whining from muslim organizations, worrying about "backlash against muslims" after the horrendous terrorist attack at Ft. Hood by one of their own. (Hey, if McVey was a terrorist, this guy is a terrorist.) I'd love to see some backlash! I wish the wimpy Christians (and I am one), especially the pastors and priests, and the Jewish rabbis, would call for clamping down on the loony imams in the mosques here in America who are calling for the destruction of America and Israel and urging their followers to kill us all. I'd like to see all muslim garb outlawed. I'd like to see people reject and ridicule this relic of the dark ages for what it is, and stop pretending it is a religion deserving of respect. It deserves nothing but contempt for the way it has destroyed every country and society it has managed to take over. It deserves nothing but contempt here in a free society where women have the same rights as men and no one is subject to dominance by another person unless he or she likes it that way. It is deserving of nothing but contempt for promoting the idea that killing one's own child, as the nut job in Phoenix did a couple of weeks ago because she was too western, is a fine and noble thing to do. Any culture which fosters such hatred between parent and child, as well as between spouses--for any man can kill his wife (or sister, or mother) if SHE displeases him or brings "dishonor" on the "family" by acting human or something is deserving of nothing, NOTHING but--say it with me now--CONTEMPT.
Freedom of religion ends where it runs headlong into our most precious document, the U.S. Constitution now being trashed by the Obamabots. Our laws and values come from Judeo-Christian theology, though we are a secular government, as designed by our brilliant Founding Fathers. Nevertheless, when they made a provision allowing for the freedom to practice one's religion, they didn't intend for the country to be destroyed and the People's rights to be demolished in the name of said freedom. We need some backlash. We need to ask ourselves if muslims EVER belong in our military, since they are then being asked to defend values they do not, obviously, believe in. I say no. My Air Force officer dad, a lifelong military man, would say no. I imagine the familes of the 13 dead in Texas would say no. We must stop being so open minded. Our brains have fallen out. Backlash! Love the sound of that word.