Donald Trump Calls for Barring Muslims From Entering U.S

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That’s odd. I can’t really imagine going on a website fully committed to how un-Canadian Trudeau is or how terrible Peter Robinson is a commie that is terrible to half of his constitutes since I’m not Canadian or Irish. But that seems very commonplace here.
 
Crossbones said:
That’s odd. I can’t really imagine going on a website fully committed to how un-Canadian Trudeau is or how terrible Peter Robinson is a commie that is terrible to half of his constitutes since I’m not Canadian or Irish. But that seems very commonplace here.
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There are a lot of weird things that happen here and nowhere else. Go figure.
 
The late prime minister Trudeau compared the relationship of Canada to America as a mouse and an elephant sharing the same stall. It should be no surprise that the elephant has no interest at all where the mouse puts her feet, but as for the mouse, she can’t afford that kind of luxury of when it comes to where the elephant is stepping.
 
Darryl1958 said:
The late prime minister Trudeau compared the relationship of Canada to America as a mouse and an elephant sharing the same stall. It should be no surprise that the elephant has no interest at all where the mouse puts her feet, but as for the mouse, she can’t afford that kind of luxury of when it comes to where the elephant is stepping.
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Apt description, but what are your thoughts, as a Canadian.
 
Darryl1958 said:
The late prime minister Trudeau compared the relationship of Canada to America as a mouse and an elephant sharing the same stall. It should be no surprise that the elephant has no interest at all where the mouse puts her feet, but as for the mouse, she can’t afford that kind of luxury of when it comes to where the elephant is stepping.
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I didn’t know Canadians thought so little of themselves. No wonder some expect America to solve all the world’s problem instead of investing in their military and doing the dirty work themselves.
 
What happened on this thread was that you accused me of something you yourself was guilty of. Then you tried to gang up on me by talking about me with other posters. All progressive liberal type behaviour. However I ignore that

The idea that Communism has gone away is because you have a mental association with it based on an anachronistic vision created by media.
George Soros and fellow globalists use leftism to pursue their own aims of State control and unassailable power. If their “World community” fails, a multicultural divided society exists and they can exert power. The fear of terrorism, the fear of conflict all allows a State controlled society where the idea of egalitarianism fails. This isn’t a conspiracy theory. 1.5 million people in 1 year in Europe and their plans are to keep going. It should worry you but MSM propaganda, materialist comfort, relativism and “fear” of the “faaaaaaar” right ensure that this is seen as “good”.
 
That’s what I expected. Happening before your eyes and you think nothing of it
 
Leftism is the dominant paradigm in the West today.

There is nothing different about thinking like a leftist. Rather there is a striking sameness to the thought and the group-think that dominates on the left, regardless of race, creed, religion of physical location.
 
Darryl1958 said:
Leftism is the dominant paradigm in the West today.

There is nothing different about thinking like a leftist. Rather there is a striking sameness to the thought and the group-think that dominates on the left, regardless of race, creed, religion of physical location.
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I feel for you with Trudeau as your leader. Expect the constant undermining of Christianity to gather pace while Justin pretends to explode in laughter, flashing his pearly whites for the cameras. What an empty vessel he is. Harper seemed like a political genius compared to the vacuous, shallow drip
 
No. There are too many who are oblivious and I think you’re one of them.

You’ve been given the information. Ridicule it while you still can…
 
Brendan_64 said:
I’m not passing any judgement on his right to stand as a potential presidential candidate, just suggesting that perhaps people might want more from a president than hot air which is impossible to implement in reality, let alone provide protection from terrorists. Sounding ‘tough’ will not do anything to protect anyone, it is policies that can be realistically put into practice that will have a chance of protecting people from terrorism.

Issuing statements that are impossible to implement in reality is either naivety or worse still, using the genuine and understandable fear of terrorist acts as a platform to gain personal publicity.

I doubt very much that ISIS heard his remarks and thought, “On boy, we better watch out because this guy means business, he’s going to ban all Muslims from entering the USA”. More likely they thought, “See what a mess the USA is in, potential presidential candidates are proposing to protect the American people from us by putting forward a proposal that is clearly impossible. All that decadent Western corruption seems to have rotted their brain-cells.”
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But that’s not what you said. You were clearly saying that trump is not a potential presidential candidate when clearly he is. The requirements that I posted are the only ones that matter. do I think that Trump is going to win? probably not. but he’s only one of two that I’ll vote for. the other one being Ted Cruz.
 
Check the Muslim population of several European cities. It’s postively shocking. Marseilles is 35-40 pct Muslim, Birmingham is nearly 27 pct, Brussels and Rotterdam are 25, Amsterdam is 24, Stockholm and Malmo 20. What will those numbers be in 10 or 20 years from now if nothing is done ? Someone has to have the courage and common sense to say, this is not a good thing. And the insane arguments made by Catholics in support of this. “Well don’t blame the Muslims for not contracepting themselves out of existence”. Great argument when you’re parish becomes so small it has to close and the local Muslim community is clamoring to buy the building. I give Donald Trump credit more so than any other presidential candidate for speaking up and showing America that the only place for political correctness is the garbage can.
 
Aye, and

Moscow, 2-3 million Muslims out of officially 12 million. Online says perhaps 17 million which sounds well possible.

Must have been an oversight; oh, I get it, only cities in the “West” are mentioned.
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Huge mosque opens in Moscow**
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Moscow (CNN)After more than decade under construction, the doors of the newly built Moscow Cathedral Mosque have finally opened in the European city with the largest Muslim population.
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It’s hoped the mosque, which can accommodate more than 10,000 worshipers, will help alleviate the acute shortage of space for Muslim prayer in the Russian capital.
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“Today, we have only four mosques for 2 million Muslims in Moscow. This is not enough,” Rushan Abbyasov of the Russian Council of Muftis told CNN.
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cnn.com/2015/09/23/europe/huge-mosque-opens-in-moscow/index.html
 
Seamus_L said:
I give Donald Trump credit more so than any other presidential candidate for speaking up and showing America that the only place for political correctness is the garbage can.
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Political correctness is a poor scapegoat; a way to ignore the real decision as to how respond to terrorism. Yes, some do use rhetoric as a tool to silence those who disagree with them. However, such a course is no less wrong than blaming the problem on political correctness.

I would not be so quick to throw great men like St. Paul in the garbage can.

*Let your conversation be always full of grace, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how to answer everyone. *- Colossians 4:6

One is not necessarily a leftist, progressive, pinko, commie, or any other name simple because he does not want to be offensive in his dialogue.
 
I once heard an “Orthodox” or “Traditional” type of RC Priest talk about Rome and Italy that he had recently visited and talk about how many Muslims there were and that was back in about 2003; now look at things. And Rome is probably quite a ways down the list of cities affected. France is still strong in the rural areas but from looking at their cities, it may well bother me some.
 
pnewton said:
Political correctness is a poor scapegoat; a way to ignore the real decision as to how respond to terrorism. Yes, some do use rhetoric as a tool to silence those who disagree with them. However, such a course is no less wrong than blaming the problem on political correctness.

I would not be so quick to throw great men like St. Paul in the garbage can.

*Let your conversation be always full of grace, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how to answer everyone. *- Colossians 4:6

One is not necessarily a leftist, progressive, pinko, commie, or any other name simple because he does not want to be offensive in his dialogue.
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Well said. 👍
 
I thought, as did many others, that a growing Muslim population in America was a not a good thing, long before 9-11.
 
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