Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think this is the point where people need to speak up. Even if you are usually not political. This is where you say enough. This is not ok, this is not funny.

I am not a very vocal person when it comes to my political beliefs. But this is beyond politics, this is human rights we are talking about. This is just awful. People who get behind these sorts of things really need to take a look in the mirror.

Also, when you look back on your life, don't you want to be on the right side of history? Always choose love, not hate. GENOCIDE is happening in Syria.

Please watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBjZ7kpTLrs

And, why didn’t our government intervene two or three years ago when this started? Remember Obama’s red line? The one that was crossed, but then no action taken?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think this is the point where people need to speak up. Even if you are usually not political. This is where you say enough. This is not ok, this is not funny.

I am not a very vocal person when it comes to my political beliefs. But this is beyond politics, this is human rights we are talking about. This is just awful. People who get behind these sorts of things really need to take a look in the mirror.

Also, when you look back on your life, don't you want to be on the right side of history? Always choose love, not hate. GENOCIDE is happening in Syria.

Please watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBjZ7kpTLrs

Anonymous wrote:I think this is the point where people need to speak up. Even if you are usually not political. This is where you say enough. This is not ok, this is not funny.

I am not a very vocal person when it comes to my political beliefs. But this is beyond politics, this is human rights we are talking about. This is just awful. People who get behind these sorts of things really need to take a look in the mirror.

I think this is the point where people need to speak up. Even if you are usually not political. This is where you say enough. This is not ok, this is not funny.

Anonymous wrote:The scariest thing about his is that the more bigoted his comments, the higher his poll numbers. A huge swath of America is a complete disgrace.

Lemmings

Anonymous wrote:The scariest thing about his is that the more bigoted his comments, the higher his poll numbers. A huge swath of America is a complete disgrace.

This. I am frightened of what will happen if Trump becomes our president.

The scariest thing about his is that the more bigoted his comments, the higher his poll numbers. A huge swath of America is a complete disgrace.

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:The Holocaust Museum weighs in:

"Acutely aware of the consequences to Jews who were unable to flee Nazism, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum looks with concern upon the current refugee crisis. While recognizing that security concerns must be fully addressed, we should not turn our backs on the thousands of legitimate refugees."

No surprise. DC, Museum, and liberal.

Did you just throw shade at the Holocaust Museum? That's cold.

Jeff, I'm going to break it to you gently... you're too old to say "throw shade"
Don't worry, I am too.

"Throw shade" has been around at least 25 years. Not sure when or how the kids picked it up.

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:The Holocaust Museum weighs in:

"Acutely aware of the consequences to Jews who were unable to flee Nazism, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum looks with concern upon the current refugee crisis. While recognizing that security concerns must be fully addressed, we should not turn our backs on the thousands of legitimate refugees."

No surprise. DC, Museum, and liberal.

Did you just throw shade at the Holocaust Museum? That's cold.

Jeff, I'm going to break it to you gently... you're too old to say "throw shade"
Don't worry, I am too.

Well, I'm too old to even know what it means.

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:The Holocaust Museum weighs in:

"Acutely aware of the consequences to Jews who were unable to flee Nazism, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum looks with concern upon the current refugee crisis. While recognizing that security concerns must be fully addressed, we should not turn our backs on the thousands of legitimate refugees."

No surprise. DC, Museum, and liberal.

Did you just throw shade at the Holocaust Museum? That's cold.

Jeff, I'm going to break it to you gently... you're too old to say "throw shade"
Don't worry, I am too.

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Jews were true victims. They were not killing anyone

Islamophobe.

If being an Islamaphobe means stating that Islamic terrorists are killing people wantonly, I wear it proudly.

Your problem is that you don't see how your argument is completely illogical. These "Islamic terrorists" you refer to aren't terrorists because they practice Islam, that is circumstantial. They are terrorists because they are violent people. There are BILLIONS of Muslims in this world, more than Christians in fact.

Also, do you happen to remember that THE UNITED STATES MILITARY recently killed 32 people (including children) at a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Afghanistan? Should we start calling ourselves "Christian Terrorists"?

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:The Holocaust Museum weighs in:

"Acutely aware of the consequences to Jews who were unable to flee Nazism, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum looks with concern upon the current refugee crisis. While recognizing that security concerns must be fully addressed, we should not turn our backs on the thousands of legitimate refugees."

No surprise. DC, Museum, and liberal.

Did you just throw shade at the Holocaust Museum? That's cold.

Anonymous wrote:It already been done before. Strange company for him to keep.

That's not exactly true. Herschel Grynszpan killed a German diplomat, and it precipitated Kristallnacht. I am not suggesting that the Jews deserved this. I am saying the opposite - that the actions of a bad few should not justify oppressing the many. And racists can always find a pretext for their desires. They did it then, and I believe they are doing it now.

For months I saw conservative posters decry the terrible atrocities perpetrated by ISIS. And now a few months later, we turn away the very victims of these atrocities because we found a Syrian passport at the Paris attacks. Did you ever really care?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Jews were true victims. They were not killing anyone

Islamophobe.


Islamophope for good reason!

I can't think of one good reason to be racist against anyone.

Aren't you special. Calling someone an Islamophobe because they don't like Islamic individuals who want to kill them is more than stupid. If you feel otherwise, feel free to open your doors to ISIS and other Islamic terrorists.

Syrian refugees are not "islamic individuals who want to kill them". I don't know anyone here or elsewhere advocating for taking in Terrorists, if you do maybe should alert the proper authorities.

jsteele wrote:The Holocaust Museum weighs in:

"Acutely aware of the consequences to Jews who were unable to flee Nazism, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum looks with concern upon the current refugee crisis. While recognizing that security concerns must be fully addressed, we should not turn our backs on the thousands of legitimate refugees."

No surprise. DC, Museum, and liberal.