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Why do we bend to islam?

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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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