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and the problem would be?

Reader comment on item: The Muslim Brotherhood's American Goals

Submitted by BR (United States), Aug 21, 2007 at 12:41

If the US were indeed to convert to moslem nation, what exactly would the problem be? If we had a progressive, literate, happy people, does it really matter what religion they belong to?

A couple of millenia ago, Christianity did the same to most of the world. They subverted, terrorized, conquered, and converted. You wouldn't by any chance be complaining about that, would you?


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