Your numbers don't jive with the Pew report do they?I'm going to try and explain this once again.
There are 1.6 billion Muslims in the world. They are basically divided into radical Muslims (Islamists), about 5-10%, and non-radical Muslims (90-95%, the vast majority.) Now 5-10% is still 80 to 160 million people, a pretty large, dangerous number. Of those radicals, perhaps 50,000 are terrorists who actively threaten the western world. But there is always the threat that (a) more moderates will join the radicals, and (b) that more radicals will become terrorists who threaten us.
The key to winning the struggle against Islamic terrorism is to keep these numbers down, to convince moderates not to join the radicals, and to convince radicals not to join the terrorists. That is why our responsible leaders refrain from condemning all of Islam, or even mentioning Islam as responsible for terrorism. Donald Trump is doing the opposite, and as the Republican nominee for President he is doing great damage to our attempt to contain this problem. In order to satisfy the simplistic emotions of conservatives, Trump is making the world much more dangerous for us.
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YesCNN has definitely elevated their profile in this election cycle, especially with the GOP.
Not sure what you're referring to. My numbers came from a lecture I heard a few years ago from an Islamic Studies professor. I can't vouch for them, but I have no reason to think they're inaccurate.Your numbers don't jive with the Pew report do they?
You might want to Google it. And then read it.Not sure what you're referring to. My numbers came from a lecture I heard a few years ago from an Islamic Studies professor. I can't vouch for them, but I have no reason to think they're inaccurate.
OK. Based on the summary, it doesn't contradict anything I wrote:You might want to Google it. And then read it.
Amanda Carpenter is a favorite. The fact she's such a Ted Cruz homer and I still like her makes her all the more impressive.Are there any nude pics of the girl in the yellow dress?
I think it is cute that you think there are only 5-10% radicals...or that 90-95% of the non-radicals completely ostracize the radicals. The line between the radical and non-radical is very blurry.I'm going to try and explain this once again.
There are 1.6 billion Muslims in the world. They are basically divided into radical Muslims (Islamists), about 5-10%, and non-radical Muslims (90-95%, the vast majority.) Now 5-10% is still 80 to 160 million people, a pretty large, dangerous number. Of those radicals, perhaps 50,000 are terrorists who actively threaten the western world. But there is always the threat that (a) more moderates will join the radicals, and (b) that more radicals will become terrorists who threaten us.
She really hates Trump and can't see the writing on the wallAmanda Carpenter is a favorite. The fact she's such a Ted Cruz homer and I still like her makes her all the more impressive.
I never said they ostracize the radicals. Sometimes, often, many of them sympathize with the radicals, and that's a real problem.I think it is cute that you think there are only 5-10% radicals...or that 90-95% of the non-radicals completely ostracize the radicals. The line between the radical and non-radical is very blurry.
I could lay down a bunt on that line and it would never go foul.
She used to work for Cruz so she's personally invested.She really hates Trump and can't see the writing on the wall
Ah. I'll forgive her.She used to work for Cruz so she's personally invested.
I'm going to try and explain this once again.
There are 1.6 billion Muslims in the world. They are basically divided into radical Muslims (Islamists), about 5-10%, and non-radical Muslims (90-95%, the vast majority.) Now 5-10% is still 80 to 160 million people, a pretty large, dangerous number. Of those radicals, perhaps 50,000 are terrorists who actively threaten the western world. But there is always the threat that (a) more moderates will join the radicals, and (b) that more radicals will become terrorists who threaten us.
The key to winning the struggle against Islamic terrorism is to keep these numbers down, to convince moderates not to join the radicals, and to convince radicals not to join the terrorists. That is why our responsible leaders refrain from condemning all of Islam, or even mentioning Islam as responsible for terrorism. Donald Trump is doing the opposite, and as the Republican nominee for President he is doing great damage to our attempt to contain this problem. In order to satisfy the simplistic emotions of conservatives, Trump is making the world much more dangerous for us.
He sees what he wants to see...OK. Based on the summary, it doesn't contradict anything I wrote:
http://www.pewforum.org/2013/04/30/the-worlds-muslims-religion-politics-society-overview/
This mostly deals with Sharia. Most Muslims favor Sharia, but a majority favor it ONLY FOR MUSLIMS. Further, most Muslims support democracy and freedom, which jives with what I wrote.
There is nothing in there that I can find about support for Islamism or terrorism.
If we take the accepted estimate of 2.75 million Muslims in the USA at present, the Pew polling data suggests that there are 220,000 Muslim Americans who believe that suicide bombings are often or sometimes justified to defend Islam from its enemies, 138,000 who hold a favorable or somewhat favorable view of al Qaeda, and more than 850,000 Muslim Americans who see a conflict between being a devout Muslim and living in a modern society such as that of the United States
Inmate #43271The real question is, what will his nickname be for her? We've got Little Marco and Lyin' Ted so far, and you know one is coming for her. Personally, I like Shrillary.
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It really depends on what you regard as radical and it would also help to identify specific countries because Islam can be interpenetrated and subsequently practiced differently in different countries. For instance, I regard an individual who wants sharia law to be the official law of the land as a radical. In Afghanistan that's 99% of the population, in Turkey that's 12% of the population.I think it is cute that you think there are only 5-10% radicals...or that 90-95% of the non-radicals completely Ostracize the radicals. The line between the radical and non-radical is very blurry.
I could lay down a bunt on that line and it would never go foul.
Tim works best with generalitiesIt really depends on what you regard as radical and it would also help to identify specific countries because Islam can be interpenetrated and subsequently practiced differently in different countries. For instance, I regard an individual who wants sharia law to be the official law of the land as a radical. In Afghanistan that's 99% of the population, in Turkey that's 12% of the population.
It is a real problem because no matter how many times we rid their countries of tyrants, the new government that the people vote on are just as radical as the last one.I never said they ostracize the radicals. Sometimes, often, many of them sympathize with the radicals, and that's a real problem.
But they don't PARTICIPATE with the radicals, and that's what we need to keep them from doing for our own safety.
Shiiiiit, maaaaan. That honky muf' be messin' mah old lady... got to be runnin' cold upside down his head, you know?Jive?
Is Iron Mike sick?..He looks a bit gaunt..Did thomeone just talk thit about muthlims?
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Moved down south in 1973...was a Catholic....the Baptist at that time hated the Catholics...Trump is right Islam hates the west..(Christians)...no different.And the Muslims in the US are the good news. The rest of the world's Muslim populations hold far more extremist views. They overwhelmingly believe in some horrible #### that is in direct odds with Western values and modernity. Facts are facts.