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I just can not reason with you. There is a distinct mental block in your mind. If I said you probably had negative experiences with Muslims, which probably gave birth to your hatefulness toward Islam, it does not equate to saying you must have had negative experiences with  ALL or EVERY Muslim on earth. And this is why I asked you previously if you had Aspergers. People with Aspergers tend toward literal comprehension. I can't figure out if you have this challenge or if it's a cultural. [/quote]

You cannot reason with me because you lack reasoning abilities, and you can't figure out things about me because you lack the ability to do so.

[quote=Anonymous]As for your husband, you have described him as entirely secular. [/quote]
I haven't, actually.

[quote=Anonymous] As is the case with many, many Muslim husbands who marry non-Muslim women, as they age and when their mortality becomes evident to them, they silently nurse their sorrow and regret for the decision to marry a non-Muslim. This is usually true if their children grow up to be non practicing Muslims. Your husband will never tell you this when he realizes his regret. But in all likelihood, he will feel it when he is older, much the same way his family probably feels regret at him having married you.[/quote]

You don't know anything about Muslim husbands of non-Muslim women, and about my husband in particular.  You are just spinning stories - just like the poor, downtrodden women with two or four children in tow.   This particular one, like many of yours, isn't entirely original - there is a strong resentment in certain Muslim circles, particularly among some (not all) educated American-Muslim women, a degree of discontent toward Muslim men who opt to marry outside of Islam, or to bring a young bride from back home, thus reducing the pool of marrigeable men (since Muslim men can marry outside the faith, and Muslim women can't). http://muslimmatters.org/2013/09/27/muslim-marriage-crisis/  They all end up with shaking their fists and "but..but... he'll regret it later!! but...but...the family hates you!", or, when all else fails, "but...you will burn in hell!"  Yawn.

[quote=Anonymous]
I can not fathom that you can be any kind of an Islam-neutral figure in your children's lives. Hundreds of posts twisting the truth about Islamic history or Islamic principles by confusing it with Muslim practice does not make you Islam-neutral. [/quote]
That's because you lack fathoming abilities.

[quote=Anonymous]
But the lovely irony here is how Allah managed to use you, a hate mongering Islamophobe, and will possibly turn your descendants for generations to come into Muslims. It may be that despite your hateful stance on Islam, your children will grow up to become leaders in Islam, paving the path for others to follow Islam. Oh the irony.[/quote]

Actually, the much lovelier irony is how Allah managed to use you, a presumed Islamophile, to bring so much embarrassment and ill feeling toward Islam among the DCUM readership.  Not one person reading this and other threads you started felt an iota of sympathy toward your arguments. Why do you think that is?

As for my children, no one really knows what the future holds for them.  Even you, the all-knowing one, seem to be of two minds - they may grow up as non-practicing Muslims, you say, and a paragraph later you say they become leaders. Oh well. If you think they are destined to rule, I won't disagree. After all, look at all the assets they will inherit from mommy dearest, not including their father's considerable gifts - beauty, intellect, eloquence, penmanship - those can't possibly go to waste completely.  But there isn't any way to tell just yet.

There are only two things I feel comfortable predicting about them. One, like all good Muslim sons they will worship their mother. And two, they will know enough math to answer the question "Which one is greater, twenty-five or a hundred?"[/quote]

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