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Muslims Attack Buddhists Over Pic Posted on FaceBook.....

I've never met an Amish person either. All I know is I'm a fan of super religious people who go and live away from everybody else and have no wish to bother us. Gawd bless 'em.


I grew up in a building with an Orthodox Jewish family who was part of a larger nearby Orthodox Jewish community. They were very nice people who worshiped as they need to, dressed the way they needed to and conducted themselves in a manner prescribed by their beliefs. There was never a problem, in fact I was a very curious boy of about 8 years old and they were very responsive to me and my questions. I learned a great deal about respect, tolerance and acceptance from these people. I became friends with one of their boys and named Joshua. It was a very nice time in my life and I have fond memories. That was years ago the area is still comprised of Orthodox Jews, Catholics etc and has always maintained a peaceful coexistence.

I am better off for living in such a community as I learned many life lessons about differences which has served me well over my lifetime.

BTW I have had experience with the Amish in Pennsylvania. Driving behind the horse drawn carriages was quaint until I had to clean the horse crap from my tires. The goods were of excellent quality and the food was great.
 
Be that all as it may be ladies and ladies, you may create your pleasant histories, self-narrate and "reason" reasonably forever, but America is and shall always remain an overwhelmingly Christian country. Hopefully you do not find raging exclusion where others find comfort and goodness.
 
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Be that all as it may be ladies and ladies, you may create your pleasant histories, self-narrate and "reason" reasonably forever, but America is and shall always remain an overwhelmingly Christian country.

So now you are suggesting a genre of music.... :doh
Christian Country / Why Should You Walk



I say long live Rock....:rock

The Who -- Long Live Rock

 
Be that all as it may be ladies and ladies, you may create your pleasant histories, self-narrate and "reason" reasonably forever, but America is and shall always remain an overwhelmingly Christian country. Hopefully you do not find raging exclusion where others find comfort and goodness.

Technically speaking,this is a secular country that has an over whelming Christian majority at the present.While I concede that it will most probably remain that way for the forseeable future,none of us really knows what the future may bring.For all we know there is an asteroid,a comet,or a wandering black hole heading our way with our name on it.
 
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Pfffffttt! Bring me something germane to the OP.

I did.....got an answer for Teachers that send those students to the protests yet tell them nothing about the protest. Except to go and protest the US and Israel.

Teacher Abdul Malik said it was an obligation of all Muslims to protest the video, while Abdul Waris, a 12-year-old student who attended the rally, said his teachers told him the U.S. and Israel produced the film. The teachers canceled classes and told the students to go protest

The Afghan government has blocked video-sharing web site YouTube to prevent Afghans from viewing a clip of the anti-Muslim film. Officials have said it will remain blocked until the video is taken down. Other Google services, including Gmail, were also blocked in Afghanistan during much of the weekend and the block continued on some providers Monday.

The wave of international violence began Tuesday when mainly Islamist protesters climbed the U.S. Embassy walls in the Egyptian capital of Cairo and tore down the American flag from a pole in the courtyard.

Read more: Hundreds of Afghans protest near US military base, protests continue in Pakistan and Indonesia | Fox News
 
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