WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF MUSLIMS PROTESTED IN YOUR CITY/TOWN?
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2012/09/16 00:19:35
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What IF a group of Muslim Americans showed up in your home town demanding punishment for the director of that film and demanding an apology to ISLAM?
Personally, I would DEMAND my local authorities JAIL them and DEPORT them back to the Middle East for violation of our American LAW!
Top Opinion
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I WOULD SHOW THEM MY FREEDOM OF SPEECH!
Uhm...then you'd actually be the one violating their freedom of speech. They don't break any law by protesting and making the demands that you describe.
Further, you're assuming that they'd be immigrants rather than born citizens. Bad form.
No special privilages of course but no harrassement of them and their right to protest either.
Just watch and see what developes.
I think if you gave them some "hashish" they would go back home.
continued bombing in 6 states, propped up their corrupt police state dictators in 4 states, occupied 2 states (one with mercenaries)?
Perhaps our people who killed the foreign ambassador would be seen as 'freedom fighters'?
"OUR PEOPLE" that killed the ambassador... Freedom fighters!" Just WHAT THE HELL ARE, a muslim? :(
Israel false flag attacks against Americans:
Lavon affair - admitted
USS Liberty - admitted
911 - not admitted yet. Top US military and intelligence knows. More people do.
Follow the money and research the evidence.
Research it for yourself.
Some call it even genocidal
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Not the politicians and interests that send them though.
Watch @ 3.40
What American law would have been violated in your scenario?
"I hereby declare, on oath, that I absolutely and entirely renounce and abjure all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prince, potentate, state or sovereignty, of whom or which I have heretofore been a subject or citizen; that I will support and defend the Constitution and laws of the United States of America against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I will bear arms on behalf of the United States when required by the law; that I will perform noncombatant service in the armed forces of the United States when required by the law; that I will perform work of national importance under civilian direction when required by the law; and that I take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; so help me God."
That includes to "RENOUNCE" the Nation of Islam! :)
At one time, the US took the position that anyone who wished to renounce his prior citizenship in connection with US naturalization had an inherent, unquestionable right to do so. Well into the 19th century, many countries had no provisions at all for renouncing citizenship and did not even acknowledge that their citizens or subjects had any such right. This is, no doubt, why the renunciatory clause in the US naturalization oath is not linked to any additional requirement to give up one's old citizenship in accordance with another country's laws; as far as the US was concerned, the renunciatory statement in its own naturalization oath was sufficient, and all other countries had an obligation to respect it. In recent years, the State Department has apparently decided to tak...
At one time, the US took the position that anyone who wished to renounce his prior citizenship in connection with US naturalization had an inherent, unquestionable right to do so. Well into the 19th century, many countries had no provisions at all for renouncing citizenship and did not even acknowledge that their citizens or subjects had any such right. This is, no doubt, why the renunciatory clause in the US naturalization oath is not linked to any additional requirement to give up one's old citizenship in accordance with another country's laws; as far as the US was concerned, the renunciatory statement in its own naturalization oath was sufficient, and all other countries had an obligation to respect it. In recent years, the State Department has apparently decided to take a more pragmatic and realistic stance on this issue.
Some efforts have been made in Congress, in recent years, to criminalize dual citizenship by making it a felony for a naturalized US citizen to acknowledge or exercise his/her old citizenship. So far, however, no such legislation has been enacted into law."
Sorry for the error in you sex! You avatar did give me the opinion of a "unisex" I.D.!
was made to stir up and cause trouble.