I don't mean to go off on a rant here, but what did you guys think was going to happen?
Did you think we were just going to let Muslims kills us, with only the smallest amount of help from you in stopping them, forever?
Did you think we would
never decide "It is they who are causing the problem. It is they who should bear most of the inconvenience/'humiliation' from the problem"?
Whatthey've been taking as "weakness" and "stupidity" was just a naive, idealistic hope that if we treated them well enough they would stop. They didn't. The naivete and idealism are giving way to cold hard ugly realities forced upon us by non-terroristic muslims' soft support of terorism.
This was taken from a British Newspaper regarding the practice of profiling:
"THE Government is discussing with airport operators plans to introduce a screening system that allows security staff to focus on those passengers who pose the greatest risk. The passenger-profiling technique involves selecting people who are behaving suspiciously, have an unusual travel pattern or, most controversially, have a certain ethnic or religious background. The system would be much more sophisticated than simply picking out young men of Asian appearance. But it would cause outrage in the Muslim community because its members would be far more likely to be selected for extra checks. "
I'm not British, but my reserve of concern for "Muslim outrage" is quite tapped out.
Gone.
Muslim terrorists emptied the tank.
We no longer care so much about living in a tolerate, perfectly-equal multiethnic society.
We now care much more about living. Period.
Muslims (and most of you here) say, "Why should ALL middle eastern Muslims be inconvenienced or humiliated for the excesses of a few?"
And to that, I say, "Why should we be inconvenienced or humiliated for the excesses of Muslims, when they seem to be active or passive supporters of the Muslim terrorists causing
all of the problems?"
It's coming to America, too, most likely.
The outrage the oft-referred to "billions of innocent muslims" should have been directed at the terrorists and terrorist-inciters and terrorist-supporters among them five years ago.
But it wasn't.
So now here we are.
How ya like them apples?
Muslims will plead that the incovenience and suspicion for the war on terror should be distributed equally and without regard to religion.
But why should that be so? The entire problem of terrorism is not distributed equally, nor without regard to religion. It is almost exclusively the fault of young Muslim men, in turn sheltered by the greater Muslim community.
Why should the hassle and inconvenience of this be borne by all equally when the likely perpetrators are nearly all young Muslim men, or Muslims generally?
It's a bit glib, but people's willingness to undergo inconvenience and embarrassment on behalf of sparing another person the same inconvenience and embarrassment is quite limited. Especially when that other is more capable of undoing the entire need for the inconvenience and embarrassment altogether, but chooses not to.
So, for all of you who mean to take up the cross that is the percieved indifference to the hordes of innocent muslims who are non-violent and their coming inconvenience at the passing of this new policy, bear in mind that all of your pet innocent muslims see fit to stonewall authorities seeking information on terrorist cells, harbor known terrorists and terror preaching imams in neighborhood mosques, (and the list goes on and on).
For them to on one hand feel empowered to subvert the authority of the government they live under by following the laws of their culture to the detriment of US law (and thousands of US lives), and on the other cry foul against the same government for imposing stricter sanctions on their group as a result of their unwillingness to even pretend like they care about anyone except those who believe like they do only makes their hypocricy shine that much brighter.
In short, while I tend to agree with mykevermin's assertation of the situation, (i.e. screening everyone as opposed to screening one group and then pretending like we are safer), I simply cannot feel sorry for a group of people who as a rule put their fear of not being seen as an outsider for speaking out against the preaching of violence at local mosques or the known harboring or planning of terrorists or terrorist activities above the very lives of everyone around them.
As I said before, we tried cowtowing to their every will, and they only used our capitulation as carte blanche to walk all over us and protect the real killers among them.
Now we are forced to make all Muslims lives so miserable that they may finally understand we will not tolerate their silence and allow them to keep harboring and nursing the jihadists among them while still claiming victim status. Soon they will understand that they either need to help us stop the real terrorists, or be subjected to intense scrutiny and disbelief that they want anything more than to leech off our society while silently rooting for their terrorist brothers to kill us all.
Of course, that's just my opinion, I could be wrong.