Muslims Alone is Peace? No Jews, Christians, or others
Reader comment on item: "Muslims Only!" at Adventure Parks
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Submitted by Abbie (Israel), Aug 16, 2006 at 03:41

There are just so many things wrong with what you have written I do not know where to start. To begin with, I am not jealous of Muslims! I never wanted to be a suicide bomber when I was a little and still don't today. I always wanted to contribute something good to society and this is one thing that the Muslims do not do, so being a Muslim would be anti-productive for a person like myself that wants to improve life and do something good for the world.

Second of all, do you believe that a person that prays is the same as a peaceful person or religion? In other words, if you pray 5 times a day, but also preach hate for others and blow up a few Jews and Christians, you are being peaceful? Any religion that doesn't tolerate others and wishes death to others based on religion, nationality or race is not peaceful at all!!!!

Lastly, you should be aware that in America are many more Christians than Muslims. Especially in any major city which has a Six Flags Adventure Park; so for Six Flags to fill their parks with Christians would be much easier than with Muslims or any other religion. America is a Christain country first, that is why all of the school and bank holidays are based on Christian holidays rather than Muslim, Jewish or any other.

The only way Islam will ever be a religion of peace is if they stop trying to separate themselves and cause problems where ever they are in the world. Probably if I were Muslim I would kill myself or convert, so I could live with myself.

You Poor Uneducated Muslim ... Islam is keeping you in the dark and I feel sorry for you and the rest of your group.

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