Refusing to assimilate is also a crime

Submitted by Istanbul_Chick (Turkey), Dec 12, 2009 at 11:48

It's called squatting. The house guest from hell that never leaves.

Guest workers are just that: GUEST workers. When you invite someone to your home do you invite them to stay indefinitely? Would you allow them to jump on the furniture? Make a mess of your home. Live a lifestyle that you find unacceptable. Yeah, I thought not. They were not forced to come, they were paid and no one is forcing them to leave the cult of islam and no one is preventing them from returning to muslim lands. The rest of the world lives by "when in Rome do as the Romans." Only you islamo-a$$es live by "when in Rome turn Rome into mecca." And still that disgusting disease called islam will not allow your infected brain to see the hypocrisy in that.

And comparing guest worker programs to slavery is just sad, really sad. Grasping at straws, comparing apples to oranges. All the while failing to mention that you muslims took European slaves for well over 150 years along the Barbory Coast. I am sure in your sick islamic mind you will say "They were happy, treated with respect and happily converted to islam!" Most of those slaves tried to buy their way out of slavery and left. The only exception I know of was one sad woman who married her muslim master to save the lives of her husband and child. ONE. And lets not forget it was the arab muslims who were trading African slaves centuries before the White Christian devils joined in.

"What would you do" was not meant to be an argument. I was simply pointing out that you mohammadens would react just as harsh, actually I am being nice, you would react more harshly to non-muslims behaving in your countries as you behave in non-muslim countries.

And again you have proven that willful ignorance and hypocrisy are rampant in the muslim mind.

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