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From: POKERSAM	9/11/2025 11:22:36 AM
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Search for Muslim persecution of Christians and educate yourself. Many Muslim-majority countries have laws that discriminate against Christians, often enforcing Sharia law, which can lead to severe penalties for apostasy and blasphemy. The Islamic State has been particularly notorious for targeting Christian communities, leading to mass killings and forced conversions. Reports indicate that Christians face violence, harassment, and discrimination in countries like Nigeria, Iran, and Pakistan, where their faith is often viewed as a threat to Islamic identity. Overall, the situation for Christians in Muslim-majority countries is dire, with many facing intimidation and violence as a result of their beliefs. Why do I bring this up? November is "Islamophobia Awareness Month". It has been established to draw attention to the existence of Islamophobia in the US as though that is a bad thing. It is my opinion that Islam's conflict and hatred for Christianity is good cause for Americans to recognize that Islam is not compatible with American society and should not be allowed to influence or gain any control in this vastly Christian country. If the reality of Islam's antagonism toward Christianity is not faced by the American people, we are in danger of losing our Christian identity as a nation. If that is Islamophobia, I believe we need more of it. I do not believe the Founding Fathers envisioned religious freedom extending to every religious philosophy known to man. There are religious beliefs held by some that are illegal. Voodoo and Sharia law Is not compatible with our legal system or our social mores in many respects. I believe our founding fathers were stating that in America, citizens would have the freedom to practice Christianity as they saw fit. I do not think they gave a thought to granting freedom to practice Satanism or any other false and heathen religion, such as Islam. Under the banner of inclusion of everything without any exclusion of evil, our country will be destroyed.

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