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Debate:What should be America's policy toward Islam (view source)
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America should be tolerant, but not insecure. American citizens should come first on the government totem pole. This means that any part of our nation that is a threat, which is includes violent Muslims, needs to be taken care of. --[[User:SharonS|SharonS]]
America should be tolerant, but not insecure. American citizens should come first on the government totem pole. This means that any part of our nation that is a threat, which is includes violent Muslims, needs to be taken care of. --[[User:SharonS|SharonS]]
:What about Muslim Americans? Do they come second to "true", Catholic citizens? --[[User:Conservativenick|Conservativenick]]
:What about Muslim Americans? Do they come second to "true", Catholic citizens? --[[User:Conservativenick|Conservativenick]]
::Of course tolerance is needed. But when a theological idea becomes a threat to the foundation of American Society, then something obviously needs to be done. It's stated in the Qu'ran that Muslims shouldn't stop their struggle until all of the world is under Sharia (Islamic Law, the kind where adultery gets you stoned to death and women can't show a square inch of skin). I don't want to live like that, and neither does the 98.4%-98.6% of the US population which isn't Muslim.