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Why do we bend to islam?
Reader comment on item: The Moderation of American Muslims
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Submitted by Mo Chitlins (United States), Sep 27, 2006 at 17:20

Islam is a religion that converts through intimidation and violence. Why do people call it a religion of peace?! The hard line muslims can't convert the entire US. There will be more violence because of it. Their way is impose violence until the government tires of it and gives in. THE US IS FOUNDED BY CHRISTIAN PIONEERS. Middle America will never give in. NEVER.

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why do we bend? [98 words]jim powellFeb 7, 2006 10:36
↔ ⇒ Why do we bend to islam? [64 words]Mo ChitlinsSep 27, 2006 17:20
There are no moderate Muslims [153 words]R RamakrishnanSep 28, 2004 17:42
↔ Muslims [102 words]Manola RodriguezMar 8, 2006 08:29
↔ reply for comment - no moderation in Islam [86 words]IBRAHIMSep 3, 2009 08:21
↔ Ibrahim [570 words]JaladhiSep 4, 2009 17:01
Are American Muslims moderate? [177 words]J.M.May 1, 2004 23:40
MOHAMMEDISM [233 words]DONVANApr 30, 2004 10:27
A pattern of deceit? [241 words]John W. LonbergerApr 18, 2004 21:04
The Moderation of American Muslims [56 words]S.C.PandaApr 14, 2004 06:06
Islam defies moderation [78 words]Yuval Brandstetter MDApr 12, 2004 14:28
Islam is the problem, not just the militants [179 words]Tom KempfApr 10, 2004 21:07
Where ARE the Moderates? [78 words]Pat KunzApr 10, 2004 16:40
Way to go~! [39 words]aApr 10, 2004 01:18
Conquest from Within [210 words]Nelson HortonApr 9, 2004 22:37
Sudy [42 words]Jerry MeentsApr 9, 2004 14:27
Health Care isn't a good example [57 words]MardukhaiApr 9, 2004 04:25
Apples and Pears: Poll results prove nothing re: moderation [120 words]David GuyApr 9, 2004 02:20
Survey Interpretation [68 words]Gil BindelglasApr 8, 2004 22:36
muslim moderates [104 words]christianApr 8, 2004 17:40
THE MOHAMMEDIANS [13 words]donvanApr 8, 2004 17:29
A QUESTION OF NAMES [120 words]DONVANApr 8, 2004 17:03
Need for genuine outreach [421 words]John HadjiskyApr 8, 2004 15:48
re The Moderation of American Muslims [307 words]Jill NeilyApr 8, 2004 15:34
Why is approving of universal health care a sign of radicalism? [141 words]Jeffrey BaleApr 8, 2004 15:15
What is wrong with US Muslims wanting universal health care [91 words]Saul PanofskyApr 8, 2004 15:13
What's "Moderate" [157 words]Steven HessApr 8, 2004 15:03
So? [20 words]TanruApr 8, 2004 14:50
What exactly is moderate Islam ? [198 words]barak eitanApr 8, 2004 14:07

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