Quote Originally Posted by Breukelen advocaat
"Bigot: a person who has strong, unreasonable beliefs and who thinks that anyone who does not have the same beliefs is wrong- example: a religious bigot"

This is what I'm talking about. We have over 100 ethnic groups in Brooklyn, and I work, socialize, and live in harmony with members of many of them every day - without problems. If I didn't like "diversity", I'd move.

Most Americans would be considered, by firm believers in the koran, to be an "infidels" that must be killed. I do not like the people that support these doctrines, wherever they come from. If you consider this bigotry, you are crazy.

You are an extremely disillusioned person if you think that the supporters of jihad terrorists are your friends. They'll kill you in a New York minute, given the opportunity. People like you, that curse out citizens who love freedom, may get what they wish for someday: an Islamic Theocracy in America, which is the goal of the Moslem practitioners. Unfortunately, if they do this, you'll either join them, or become their victim. If this happens, and they gain power, youâ??d better start praising Allah, or else face the consequences. And forget about any criticisms, or parodies, of their religion. The Dutch, and others, already learned the hard way what happens when somebody tries it.
I understand that you're scared, but there is absolutely no need for the level of intolerance that you exhibiting. You might also ask one of the people you socialize with what the Koran actually says about killing for any reason.

And how did you know that "an Islamic Theocracy in America" just beat out "world that rains candy" as my number one wish? Furthermore, I will curse out anyone who is an intolerant bigot (yes I used it again because it does apply to you. read your definition and contemplate it for a while). I have no doubt that you love freedom. Freedom for you, freedom for the select few, not for the many Muslim Americans or Americans of Islamic descent. You should go to where the World Trade Center used to stand and think to yourself: "This is what misdirected hate, anger and fear results in. The only difference between them and me is that I haven't taken it out on anyone innocent. Yet."
dirtyhippy420 Reviewed by dirtyhippy420 on . In the Big Apple: If You See Something, Say Something! People that ride the buses and subways in New York City are constantly barraged with public address system announcements urging citizens to report suspicious packages, people, etc. Well, today I did exactly that. There was a woman, wearing a burka, with packages, on an elevated subway platform. She was sitting in the middle of a row of seats, and nobody was sitting beside her because they were wary. I knew that there was a police officer, below, in the station. I went down the steps and Rating: 5