Two Muslim Men Removed From An Airplane Because Passengers Said They Were Uncomfortable., page 1


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Topic started on 7-5-2011 @ 09:19 AM by fordrew
Yesterday, Friday May 7 2011, what a sad day it is in the history of my country. It is the day America fell backwards.


Muslim group: two imams pulled from plane bound for North Carolina


An airline is investigating the removal of two imams from a flight headed to North Carolina, ostensibly because passengers felt uncomfortable with their presence of the pair -- both clad in Islamic attire.


Ha, "Islamic Attire"! They sure must still be hiding something after the TSA sexually assaulted their persons. Funny that they still were able to catch another flight without any complaints huh?

Now heres the kicker!



The two -- who hold high religious positions in the Muslim community -- were headed to North Carolina for a conference on prejudice against Muslims, or Islamaphobia. The meeting is sponsored by the North American Imams Federation.


Oh the irony!

So what year do we live in again? Surely not in the year 2011! Even the pilot said "hell no I do not want them on my plane!". So much for America home of the free, founded with free speech and religious tolerance....

Tell me would all of this still would have happened if they decided not to wear traditional Islamic attire?
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reply posted on 7-5-2011 @ 09:32 AM by truthseekerlady77
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I can't say that I blame them for being scared with all the reports of retaliation attacks. Look if muslims don't like this, the door is open for them to leave.

Here is my problem with the so called Peaceful Islamist----I hardly never hear them speaking out against the radicals. Unfortunately because of the radicals people are going to have a hard time trusting any of them because right now we are unable to tell if they are radical or not by just looking at them. Unless your psychic, so it's obvious that there is going to be fear. You can't blame them. That's what the radicals wanted though...terror. Blame them when you get kicked off a plane for being Muslim, not the people that are just a little scared and rightfully so. I mean the more Muslim garb you wear the more suspicious you will be.

Maybe perhaps they could change their clothing while flying and wear a cowboy hat. I mean sometimes you have to make sacrifices , it's only clothing after all..I seriously doubt Allah really gives a rip about what you are wearing. So it only makes sense that you dress for the occasion and change your clothes while flying. It will make life much easier for you.
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reply posted on 7-5-2011 @ 09:35 AM by pandapowerjamie
Originally posted by truthseekerlady77
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post by fordrew



I can't say that I blame them for being scared with all the reports of retaliation attacks. Look if muslims don't like this, the door is open for them to leave.

Here is my problem with the so called Peaceful Islamist----I hardly never hear them speaking out against the radicals. Unfortunately because of the radicals people are going to have a hard time trusting any of them because right now we are unable to tell if they are radical or not by just looking at them. Unless your psychic, so it's obvious that there is going to be fear. You can't blame them. That's what the radicals wanted though...terror. Blame them when you get kicked off a plane for being Muslim, not the people that are just a little scared and rightfully so. I mean the more Muslim garb you wear the more suspicious you will be. Maybe perhaps they could change their clothing while flying and wear a cowboy hate. I mean sometimes you have to make sacrifices , it's only clothing after all..I seriously doubt Allah really gives a rip about what you are wearing. So it only makes sense that you dress for the occasion and change your clothes while flying. It will make life much easier for you.
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Do you know how discriminating and selfish that is? That was outright bang out of order! :@ Words can not describe how angry I am at you right now.

How do you sleep at night?

Jamie.


reply posted on 7-5-2011 @ 09:44 AM by truthseekerlady77
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You shouldn't call other people "stoopid" when you are unable to completely evaluate the whole situation. The people that are frightened have just as much right to speak up about their fears as the other side does. They both have rights you know .

Truth is everyone is discriminated against several times in there lifetimes. But I feel doubly discriminated against since everyone is feeling bad for the Muslim on the air flight and not me..What about me. I went to ride an amusement park ride once. Well I have a huge "chest" and the bar wouldn't latch. Guess what I had to get off the ride.I was embarrassed. So big breasted people are being discriminated against to, but do you hear an outcry for them? Heck no. See that is discrimination in of itself. Why do muslims get recognition and not us poor big breasted people. You might say I could get a reduction..well that takes money and just like the muslims I shouldn't have to change anything about myself


reply posted on 7-5-2011 @ 09:46 AM by truthseekerlady77
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LOL! You obviously aren't getting my point. Sometimes people don't like the truth. Looks like you might be one of them.

I would tell you sorry for making you feel that way, but it looks like you think I am discriminatory and don't care about other feeling, so I will not bother.


reply posted on 7-5-2011 @ 09:52 AM by mwood
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So since 9/11 security has gotten much tighter and Americans have to put up with more invasions of our privacy
to make everyone safer. We have to just deal with all the changes and repercussions of what happened but people of Islamic background should feel no inconveniences, repercussions or scrutiny?

That's just human nature to be suspicious. Racism isn't right but if you are jumped by a gang of say, black guys and beaten and robbed then you ARE going to be nervous everytime you see black people coming down the street towards you..


reply posted on 7-5-2011 @ 09:54 AM by truthseekerlady77
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It's a lose / lose situation. Just like lots of other issues we are facing everyday.Muslims shouldn't be put up on a pedestal every time they feel they are suffering, as all of us are suffering due to many different causes. Open your eyes and take a look around you...EVERYONE has/is suffering. They need to get over themselves. BTW I am now planning a "Your breasts are too big to ride that ride Discrimination Seminar" Hope to see everyone crying for my hurt feelings in the near future.

Oh and BTW.. The Imams had to have known this was a possibility, I mean look they were going to a seminar on Islam discrimination for heaven's sake!

I am done with this..if you don't get my message by now, you never will (Oh look there, another discrimination).


reply posted on 7-5-2011 @ 09:57 AM by pandapowerjamie
Originally posted by mwood
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post by pandapowerjamie



So since 9/11 security has gotten much tighter and Americans have to put up with more invasions of our privacy
to make everyone safer. We have to just deal with all the changes and repercussions of what happened but people of Islamic background should feel no inconveniences, repercussions or scrutiny?

That's just human nature to be suspicious. Racism isn't right but if you are jumped by a gang of say, black guys and beaten and robbed then you ARE going to be nervous everytime you see black people coming down the street towards you..



You make a good point! I'm sorry, I guess I was just overwhelmed with emotion after I read it that I acted purely on impulse, forgive me.


Jamie.


reply posted on 7-5-2011 @ 09:57 AM by pandapowerjamie
Originally posted by truthseekerlady77
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post by pandapowerjamie



LOL! You obviously aren't getting my point. Sometimes people don't like the truth. Looks like you might be one of them.

I would tell you sorry for making you feel that way, but it looks like you think I am discriminatory and don't care about other feeling, so I will not bother.


Sorry, I acted on impulse then.


reply posted on 7-5-2011 @ 10:00 AM by truthseekerlady77
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Wow, you seem to understand my points, but for some reason you still seem to be debating me. How odd. Maybe you didn't notice my other replies.

I said it's a lose/lose situation that occurs all the time.

And to the person who asked, Are you from Texas? my response, No, but should I be?
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