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Tuesday, September 2, 2008

U.S. fights Islamic anti-defamation push

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RHNH

We can't get out of the UN fast enough.
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hipshot

Are Muslims as vocal about Islam-justified terrorism?
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pfb32765

This is not only unbelievable, it defines hypocrisy. Does Christianity and Judaism get the same protection? Of course not. It's about time the west stood up to this crap. Screw the U.N. and these Muslim extremists.
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wvobiwan

"...cites the erroneous connection of Islam to terrorism and "stresses the need to effectively combat defamation of all religions and incitement to religious hatred, against Islam and Muslims in particular." If the OIC wants people to stop hating/fearing Islam and Muslims, they should get Muslims to stop killing non-Muslim (and Muslim for that matter) men, women, and children. They should get Muslims to stop raping women as punishment, promoting genocide, and supporting subversion of sovereign governments. AND, they should modify Islam to justify all these positive moves.
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cabiker

OH well I have never meet a Muslim yet that I trust maybe some day I am HOPING,Not holding my breath.Move the UN to IRAQ let world deal with the ISLAMIC FOOL'S I agree RHNH Time to get out the F*&*king UN SEMPER FI
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aberration

Islam is such a sick religion. The Muslims distort and pervert everything. Freedom of speech is a basic human right. Instead of promoting a resolution against free speech they should stop persecuting religious minorities in their countries. And they should stop feeling offended which seems to be their favourite activity.
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Piker

57 States? Anyone else notice that? These must have been the "all 57 States" that Obama meant!!!!
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Equalist

Hmmm. Replacing an objective criterion with a subjective one that considers only whether someone "feels" offended?! Maybe feminists haven't succeeded in exporting their philosophy to Muslims, but apparently they have successfully exported their logic. This, after all, is what sexual harassment legislation is all about. For the most part, it only protects women (Were any men protected from "a hostile environment" when sexist Lorena Bobbitt jokes were all the rage?), and no matter how innocently a comment is intended, it is considered sexual harassment if a woman simply "feels" offended.
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