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conducting a scientific poll here.

I tend conservative, but note, I have never voted for a republican for national office.



If you are hell bent on compartmentalizing people, then it is probably a good idea to define the compartments.

Even if you are just doing a "scientific" poll.


Yeah, I'd have to agree. The definitions of Liberal and Conservative are constantly changing.

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I'm not sure about that. I guess it depends what we mean by "liberal". I don't believe in private ownership of real estate. I'd call that a pretty radical left wing view.



Why this poll is flawed.

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define them however you want. JORR and I thought the bored was liberal. NAS said no, it is conservative and he had the numbers to back it up but declined.


When you put forth conservative ideas, you tend to feel the heat from left leaning folks. Nas is getting it from the other side because he has been highly critical of all things Trump. So he is getting the heat from opposing views.

I always felt the board had a liberal bent, but it is probably better to state that the board in general is more liberal than me. Meaning plenty of right of center guys, but they're still largely left of me.


lots of suburban white males who never set foot in urban areas on this board. That is not a liberal demographic


You're making some assumptions there.

Some bad ones too. You're more liberal than JORR by a mile.


I'm not sure about that. I guess it depends what we mean by "liberal". I don't believe in private ownership of real estate. I'd call that a pretty radical left wing view.

But you also believe Muslims are incapable of integrating into Western culture. I'd call that a pretty radical right wing view.

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Why this poll is flawed.


blame JORR he started it.

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Why this poll is flawed.


blame JORR he started it.


I'm trying to help. I'm a giver.

I'll let others lay the blame.

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But you also believe Muslims are incapable of integrating into Western culture. I'd call that a pretty radical right wing view.


I don't think that's a radical view, but a fact that many just don't want to accept because it "feels" like racism although it is not. Europe is awakening to this truth the hard way. The only way a Muslim could possibly integrate into Western society would be to disavow parts of the Koran. In doing so, I would argue that he is no longer a Muslim at all. Is there a possible version of Islam that could be compatible with Western society? I think there could be but it's up to Muslims to establish it and that obviously hasn't happened yet.

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And disavow the Hadith as well, right Jorr?

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But you also believe Muslims are incapable of integrating into Western culture. I'd call that a pretty radical right wing view.


I don't think that's a radical view, but a fact that many just don't want to accept because it "feels" like racism although it is not. Europe is awakening to this truth the hard way. The only way a Muslim could possibly integrate into Western society would be to disavow parts of the Koran. In doing so, I would argue that he is no longer a Muslim at all. Is there a possible version of Islam that could be compatible with Western society? I think there could be but it's up to Muslims to establish it and that obviously hasn't happened yet.

But that's simply wrong. If what you said is true, we would already have tens of millions of terrorists in this country, including poor veganfan. You're overthinking this. All you have to do is take the number of Muslim Americans living here and compare it to the number who have committed crimes or otherwise proven themselves incompatible with living here.

And yes it is definitely a radical right wing opinion.

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FavreFan wrote:
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But you also believe Muslims are incapable of integrating into Western culture. I'd call that a pretty radical right wing view.


I don't think that's a radical view, but a fact that many just don't want to accept because it "feels" like racism although it is not. Europe is awakening to this truth the hard way. The only way a Muslim could possibly integrate into Western society would be to disavow parts of the Koran. In doing so, I would argue that he is no longer a Muslim at all. Is there a possible version of Islam that could be compatible with Western society? I think there could be but it's up to Muslims to establish it and that obviously hasn't happened yet.

But that's simply wrong. If what you said is true, we would already have tens of millions of terrorists in this country, including poor veganfan. You're overthinking this. All you have to do is take the number of Muslim Americans living here and compare it to the number who have committed crimes or otherwise proven themselves incompatible with living here.

And yes it is definitely a radical right wing opinion.


This is helping us get closer to defining our terms.

Let's all thank JORR and FF for getting us started.

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This is helping us get closer to defining our terms.


I see what you did there!

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I believe in the idea of a constitutional amendment actually being proposed by people and ratified instead of the Supremes deciding they can just change shit, and that the right to offend is more important than the right not to be offended.

So even though I'm pretty lenient on most social issues, I'm probably conservative by the definition of the original poster.

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This is helping us get closer to defining our terms.


I see what you did there!


JORR and FF did it.

I'm trying to facilitate is all.

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But you also believe Muslims are incapable of integrating into Western culture. I'd call that a pretty radical right wing view.


I don't think that's a radical view, but a fact that many just don't want to accept because it "feels" like racism although it is not. Europe is awakening to this truth the hard way. The only way a Muslim could possibly integrate into Western society would be to disavow parts of the Koran. In doing so, I would argue that he is no longer a Muslim at all. Is there a possible version of Islam that could be compatible with Western society? I think there could be but it's up to Muslims to establish it and that obviously hasn't happened yet.

But that's simply wrong. If what you said is true, we would already have tens of millions of terrorists in this country, including poor veganfan. You're overthinking this. All you have to do is take the number of Muslim Americans living here and compare it to the number who have committed crimes or otherwise proven themselves incompatible with living here.

And yes it is definitely a radical right wing opinion.


You're either purposely misunderstanding or trying to paint me as a bigot and I don't appreciate either one. I've never said every Muslim is a terrorist or that every Muslim is a criminal or anything even close to that. But every Muslim does share a particular set of beliefs and ideologies. And there is no majority Muslim country where I believe you would be comfortable living.

Do you think David Duke's beliefs are incompatible with Western values? I don't know if he's committed any crimes or terrorist acts. It's his beliefs that are incompatible with our values. That's enough that you would never defend him. It's enough for me too.

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You're either purposely misunderstanding or trying to paint me as a bigot and I don't appreciate either one. I've never said every Muslim is a terrorist or that every Muslim is a criminal or anything even close to that. But every Muslim does share a particular set of beliefs and ideologies. And there is no majority Muslim country where I believe you would be comfortable living.

Do you think David Duke's beliefs are incompatible with Western values? I don't know if he's committed any crimes or terrorist acts. It's his beliefs that are incompatible with our values. That's enough that you would never defend him. It's enough for me too.

Neither of those is true.

Your argument style on this topic makes it to where you can't be persuaded by facts, as you just dismiss them. You say Islamic belief is incompatible with living in the West. I point out the tens of millions who have already integrated just fine, and you counter with saying those aren't real Muslims.

As for your last paragraph, I'm not sure about that either. There is a very large contingent of the United States who believes almost exactly what David Duke does. It's tough to make the argument that his beliefs are incompatible with Western values when we just elected a President who largely ran on those same beliefs.

So are we going to say that over half the country is incompatible with Western values? We have all current Muslims and all racists already(despite Elmhurst Steve and veganfan doing just fine, presumably). That's gotta come close to half. I'm sure we can add more groups too.

I'm not misunderstanding you and I'm not calling you a bigot. I'm simply saying that you are wrong here, and I've shown why.

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So as a "liberal" FF, which Muslim country would you feel comfortable being a citizen in?

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So as a "liberal" FF, which Muslim country would you feel comfortable being a citizen in?

I've never described myself as a liberal and don't consider myself one. I doubt I would feel comfortable living in any other country. I would hate to live in China but I'm not gonna demonize Chinese people living here.

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So as a "liberal" FF, which Muslim country would you feel comfortable being a citizen in?

I've never described myself as a liberal and don't consider myself one. I doubt I would feel comfortable living in any other country. I would hate to live in China but I'm not gonna demonize Chinese people living here.


Sorry for the mistake.

Would you feel uncomfortable in Canada for the same reason you may feel uncomfortable in Yemen?

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I guess we know where you stand on the home mortgage interest deduction then Jorr!

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So as a "liberal" FF, which Muslim country would you feel comfortable being a citizen in?


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You're either purposely misunderstanding or trying to paint me as a bigot and I don't appreciate either one. I've never said every Muslim is a terrorist or that every Muslim is a criminal or anything even close to that. But every Muslim does share a particular set of beliefs and ideologies. And there is no majority Muslim country where I believe you would be comfortable living.

Do you think David Duke's beliefs are incompatible with Western values? I don't know if he's committed any crimes or terrorist acts. It's his beliefs that are incompatible with our values. That's enough that you would never defend him. It's enough for me too.

Neither of those is true.

Your argument style on this topic makes it to where you can't be persuaded by facts, as you just dismiss them. You say Islamic belief is incompatible with living in the West. I point out the tens of millions who have already integrated just fine, and you counter with saying those aren't real Muslims.

As for your last paragraph, I'm not sure about that either. There is a very large contingent of the United States who believes almost exactly what David Duke does. It's tough to make the argument that his beliefs are incompatible with Western values when we just elected a President who largely ran on those same beliefs.

So are we going to say that over half the country is incompatible with Western values? We have all current Muslims and all racists already(despite Elmhurst Steve and veganfan doing just fine, presumably). That's gotta come close to half. I'm sure we can add more groups too.

I'm not misunderstanding you and I'm not calling you a bigot. I'm simply saying that you are wrong here, and I've shown why.


Muslims in the U.S. are a very small fraction of the population. They don't have the power in numbers to make any real demands on American society.

Religion by its very nature is supremacist. Especially a religion that hasn't had hundreds of years of secularism and enlightenment to polish down its rough edges. And Islam makes claims that no other religion makes, A) that it is the final Word of God, and B) that there is an imperative to conquer the earth in its name. It's a political ideology as much as it is a religion. It isn't designed to be a live and let live ideology. I couldn't give a shit if a guy prays five times a day and eats halal. To tell you the truth, I don't give a shit if he thinks gays should be thrown off buildings and women are second class people. But when enough of his fellow believers begin acting on those things, I see it as a problem.

If you look at the polling numbers on subjects like apostasy, homosexuality, the role of women, etc. it becomes clear that vast numbers of Muslims have views that we would consider incompatible with our society.

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So as a "liberal" FF, which Muslim country would you feel comfortable being a citizen in?


Indonesia


One of their states has Sharia law, but they are largely quite tolerant.

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I would hate to live in China but I'm not gonna demonize Chinese people living here.


Chinese is not an ideology. People don't choose to be Chinese.

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So as a "liberal" FF, which Muslim country would you feel comfortable being a citizen in?

I've never described myself as a liberal and don't consider myself one. I doubt I would feel comfortable living in any other country. I would hate to live in China but I'm not gonna demonize Chinese people living here.


Sorry for the mistake.

Would you feel uncomfortable in Canada for the same reason you may feel uncomfortable in Yemen?

I would be more uncomfortable in Yemen.

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Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:
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You're either purposely misunderstanding or trying to paint me as a bigot and I don't appreciate either one. I've never said every Muslim is a terrorist or that every Muslim is a criminal or anything even close to that. But every Muslim does share a particular set of beliefs and ideologies. And there is no majority Muslim country where I believe you would be comfortable living.

Do you think David Duke's beliefs are incompatible with Western values? I don't know if he's committed any crimes or terrorist acts. It's his beliefs that are incompatible with our values. That's enough that you would never defend him. It's enough for me too.

Neither of those is true.

Your argument style on this topic makes it to where you can't be persuaded by facts, as you just dismiss them. You say Islamic belief is incompatible with living in the West. I point out the tens of millions who have already integrated just fine, and you counter with saying those aren't real Muslims.

As for your last paragraph, I'm not sure about that either. There is a very large contingent of the United States who believes almost exactly what David Duke does. It's tough to make the argument that his beliefs are incompatible with Western values when we just elected a President who largely ran on those same beliefs.

So are we going to say that over half the country is incompatible with Western values? We have all current Muslims and all racists already(despite Elmhurst Steve and veganfan doing just fine, presumably). That's gotta come close to half. I'm sure we can add more groups too.

I'm not misunderstanding you and I'm not calling you a bigot. I'm simply saying that you are wrong here, and I've shown why.


Muslims in the U.S. are a very small fraction of the population. They don't have the power in numbers to make any real demands on American society.

Religion by its very nature is supremacist. Especially a religion that hasn't had hundreds of years of secularism and enlightenment to polish down its rough edges. And Islam makes claims that no other religion makes, A) that it is the final Word of God, and B) that there is an imperative to conquer the earth in its name. It's a political ideology as much as it is a religion. It isn't designed to be a live and let live ideology. I couldn't give a shit if a guy prays five times a day and eats halal. To tell you the truth, I don't give a shit if he thinks gays should be thrown off buildings and women are second class people. But when enough of his fellow believers begin acting on those things, I see it as a problem.

If you look at the polling numbers on subjects like apostasy, homosexuality, the role of women, etc. it becomes clear that vast numbers of Muslims have views that we would consider incompatible with our society.


You lose credibility with that statement.

Do you really see it as a problem when "enough" of his fellow believers do it?

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I would hate to live in China but I'm not gonna demonize Chinese people living here.


Chinese is not an ideology. People don't choose to be Chinese.

I doubt many Muslims actively chose to become Muslim once they reached the age of reason. The vast majority of them, I believe, were born into it and never really thought about not being one. Obviously a small number disavowed the religion once they hit that age, but again the vast majority probably would still consider themselves Muslim and are practicing Muslims.

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Holy hell, Yemen is a mess. The entire Shia/Sunni thing is on full display there as a proxy for Saudi Arabia/Iran hatred of one another.

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So as a "liberal" FF, which Muslim country would you feel comfortable being a citizen in?


Indonesia


One of their states has Sharia law, but they are largely quite tolerant.


MANY women might disagree.

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define them however you want. JORR and I thought the bored was liberal. NAS said no, it is conservative and he had the numbers to back it up but declined.


When you put forth conservative ideas, you tend to feel the heat from left leaning folks. Nas is getting it from the other side because he has been highly critical of all things Trump. So he is getting the heat from opposing views.

I always felt the board had a liberal bent, but it is probably better to state that the board in general is more liberal than me. Meaning plenty of right of center guys, but they're still largely left of me.


lots of suburban white males who never set foot in urban areas on this board. That is not a liberal demographic


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I don't think we should derail this thread for yet another Muslim argument.

However, I would like to derail it by asking JORR more about his stance that he doesn't believe in property rights. I do find that somewhat contradictory from someone who has said that he is a nationalist who believes in an "us vs. them" mentality. You do realize that the original Declaration of Independence was going to say "Life, Liberty, and the Ownership of Property" rather than "the pursuit of happiness," right?

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define them however you want. JORR and I thought the bored was liberal. NAS said no, it is conservative and he had the numbers to back it up but declined.


When you put forth conservative ideas, you tend to feel the heat from left leaning folks. Nas is getting it from the other side because he has been highly critical of all things Trump. So he is getting the heat from opposing views.

I always felt the board had a liberal bent, but it is probably better to state that the board in general is more liberal than me. Meaning plenty of right of center guys, but they're still largely left of me.


lots of suburban white males who never set foot in urban areas on this board. That is not a liberal demographic


You're making some assumptions there.

Some bad ones too. You're more liberal than JORR by a mile.


wrong und wrong

I may be making generalizations but they are supported by voting histories if you define liberal as democratic and conservative as republican

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I don't think we should derail this thread for yet another Muslim argument.

However, I would like to derail it by asking JORR more about his stance that he doesn't believe in property rights. I do find that somewhat contradictory from someone who has said that he is a nationalist who believes in an "us vs. them" mentality. You do realize that the original Declaration of Independence was going to say "Life, Liberty, and the Ownership of Property" rather than "the pursuit of happiness," right?


Tthe "Ownership of Property" they meant was people.

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