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**Cajlwdvx** · 08-01-2007, 08:02 PM

And you know this for a fact how??????

I have eyes and ears. Feel free to keep apologizing for Islam though.

Would you prefer that he swears in a Bible he doesn't believe in? The people have spoken. They've elected a Muslim to office and if he wants to swear in on a Koran, I'm not so narrow-minded and prejudiced to say he can't. It's a pity that it caused such an uproar.

I would prefer he value the traditions of the country he is to serve. And where do you draw the line? Would you be arguing this position if a member of the KKK was elected and decided to swear on "Mien Kamph"? Of course you wouldn't. But because we live in a time of political correctness you're willing to allow the traditions of this country to be subverted based on the ideology of one person.

Oh and it's not "narrow-minded" to call a spade a spade.

Varus

08-01-2007, 08:02 PM	#34
Cajlwdvx Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 654 Senior Member	And you know this for a fact how?????? I have eyes and ears. Feel free to keep apologizing for Islam though. Would you prefer that he swears in a Bible he doesn't believe in? The people have spoken. They've elected a Muslim to office and if he wants to swear in on a Koran, I'm not so narrow-minded and prejudiced to say he can't. It's a pity that it caused such an uproar. I would prefer he value the traditions of the country he is to serve. And where do you draw the line? Would you be arguing this position if a member of the KKK was elected and decided to swear on "Mien Kamph"? Of course you wouldn't. But because we live in a time of political correctness you're willing to allow the traditions of this country to be subverted based on the ideology of one person. Oh and it's not "narrow-minded" to call a spade a spade. Varus
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