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In reply to the discussion: Muslim anti-radicalism activist detained in Texas because airline passengers thought he looked scary [View all]Yorktown
(2,884 posts)41. Lots of other data checks out with the CSP study
The fact a poll is mentioned by a RW source doesn't invalidate it.
If it's raining, even if you learn it from Rush Limbaugh, it's still raining.
Anyway, you focused on one source; the other I quoted is Pew.
And it's coherent with lots of other data from other democracies
I summed it up in one thread as the question comes often:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/1218217987
The commonality of the different studies is that about one third of Muslims in the West value more the rigid Sharia (with its punishments for imaginary crimes) than the law of the land
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Photographer
Dec 2015
OP
“I’m not your enemy." Except that's it, he is the enemy of not one, but two sides to this conflict
ck4829
Dec 2015
#3
You're going to get contradictions when you get multiple versions, multiple authors,
ck4829
Dec 2015
#31
No, a far too large minority of Muslims in the US adhere to violent literalism
Yorktown
Dec 2015
#39
Wrong wrong wrong! Daesh and Al Qaeda do not speak for Islam. Ali is a better spokesperson
Bernardo de La Paz
Dec 2015
#21
actually they are not okay. They should not be allowed to carry weapons like that.
patsimp
Dec 2015
#11
i guess all the shootings around the world have people on edge and concerned about their safety
patsimp
Dec 2015
#10
it explains it - and i'm not sure how someone is going to differentiate between behaviors
patsimp
Dec 2015
#14
the liberties are being taken away by islamic terrorists who have made air travel and everything
patsimp
Dec 2015
#34
somehow the Right will spin this into a positive - "vigilance by all can save lives"
NoMoreRepugs
Dec 2015
#12