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To: Sun Tzu who wrote (151703)	11/16/2004 1:21:22 PM
From: Fangorn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

Sun-tzu, The fact that not all muslims wish to kill us in no way reduces the threat from those who do, the fact that not all muslims agree with the Imams who are preaching hate does not change the fact that those Imams are preaching hate. The fact that some Americans in a moment of anger say "nuke 'em all" has no bearing on what islamists are doing all over the planet. Your seeming desire to discount these facts and put the blame on us is just delusional. Ask the Dutch how that strategy works, they have been following it for decades and now have native born islamic radicals murdering people in broad daylight on crowded streets. But Van Gogh brought it on himself, of course, because he was insensitive enough to point out that in arab culture women are treated less well than camels and goats. Tell the truth and die, that is the muslim fanatic's idea of liberty, a logical extension of the Prophet's demand, submit or die. But according to you I am the problem because I not only see this but am willing to point it out and call for the destruction of those who seek to kill us. You remind me of the farmer who constantly complains about the damage done to his crops by deer but when hunting season comes around bars anyone from hunting on his land. His neighbors would laugh at him if they weren't suffering damage from the deer that have learned to spend deer season on his unhunted land and the rest of the year across the road eating the neighbor's corn.