Eliminate the genesis for Muslims here in America and deport all practicing Muslims back to their home countries.
CLUE: There were no practicing Muslims, no Mosques, no Sharia, and no Islamic terrorism in 17th-century America whose governments of, by, and for God were established upon His unchanging moral law, beginning with the First Commandment.
Biblical immigration and border policy begins with the First Commandment, which, in turn, demands all immigrants leave their gods, their culture, and their laws at the border or suffer the consequences. No Muslim would ever agree to such law.
QUESTION: So, WHAT was it that changed America from what it was in the 17th-century to what it is now--arguably the most polytheistic nation to exist, including Islam?
It's one thing to allow for individual freedom of conscience and private choice of gods (something impossible to legislate to begin with). It's another matter altogether for government to enable any and all religions to proliferate through the land evangelizing our posterity to their false gods.
19 comments
There were no practicing Muslims, no Mosques, no Sharia, and no Islamic terrorism in 17th-century America whose governments of, by, and for God were established upon His unchanging moral law, beginning with the First Commandment.
There were barely any white people in 17th century America to begin with. Let's kick out all the crackers and restore the country the natives who were by far the majority in America in that era.
No Muslim would ever agree to such law.
Neither would most people, which is why the US has been proudly multicultural since Day 1. You can go to a town that votes Republican and stumble across things like a German-American cultural festival and shit, so most immigrants don't leave their culture at the border.
The First Commandment was replaced with the First Amendment's First Commandment-violating Free Exercise Clause.
And that's a bad thing? Why do you hate the Constitution? If you don't like it, then get the fuck out of America! I hear there's countries that follow God's law in Africa like Uganda and all.
There was no practicing Christians, no churches, no “Biblical policies” and no wide-spread genocide at the natives in 15th century North America, too.
QUESTION: So, WHAT was it that changed America from what it was in the 17th-century to what it is now--arguably the most polytheistic nation to exist, including Islam?
At least this one admits that the constitution isn’t based on the Bible.
Again :
Even before the Constitution the immigrants mostly couldn't give a shit about religious observance. Land and emerging industry built your country, not fucking Christianity. Canadas histories nearly identical but luckily we have less people lying about the why and how of our countries formation.
Your religion just rode the gravy train as it emerged.
"Biblical immigration and border policy begins with the First Commandment, which, in turn, demands all immigrants leave their gods, their culture, and their laws at the border or suffer the consequences."
Immigration officer in Kingdom Ambassador's ideal America to non-Christian immigrant: "No, no, no! You got it ALL wrong! There is FULL religious freedom! You are no less free than any other heathen immigrant to convert to Biblical Christianity or go back to where you came from!!"
Uh, did no one else catch that little "government by, for and of God" comment? So, the OP, knowing that the actual fucking Constitution says all of those, but by, for, and of the people, is admitting that man is ultimately his own god? How enlightened and humanistic of you!
There were fundamentalist christians in 17th Century America and oh boy were they messed up.
It's another matter altogether for government to enable any and all religions to proliferate through the land evangelizing our posterity to their false gods.
You're just afraid of the competition, aren't you?
That "freedom of religion" thingy works to your benefit, you know. It has allowed christianity, for example, to splinter into thousands of different sects, and has allowed you the freedom to choose whichever batshit crazy one you choose.
And yes, Muslims were known to be here long before the constitution was written.
@rubber chicken & Kanna:
From the Wikipedia article on Islam in the US:
Colonial period
One of the earliest accounts of Islam's presence in North America dates to 1528, when a Moroccan slave, called Estevanico by his Spanish masters, was shipwrecked near present-day Galveston, Texas.[15] He and four survivors subsequently traveled through much of the American southwest and the Mexican interior before reaching Mexico City.
Muslims' presence in the United States is affirmed in documents dated more than a century before religious liberty became the law of the land, as in a Virginia statute of 1682 which referred to 'negroes, moores, molatoes, and others, born of and in heathenish, idollatrous, pagan, and Mahometan parentage and country' who 'heretofore and hereafter may be purchased, procured, or otherwise obteigned, as slaves.'"[16] One of the first documented Muslims in North America was Anthony Janszoon van Salee, a landholder and merchant of mixed Dutch-Moor descent who settled in New Netherlands (modern New York) in the 17th century.[17][18]
Pretty sure this jackass means *18th century America.* Which part of 17th century America was founded "upon His unchanging moral law?"- New Netherlands or New France?
Thanks, @Kuno for the history tidbit. I would expect there were Muslim traders in the early colonies, too - it would be cheaper to get goods like spices, opium, and many fabrics and fancy wares directly from the Middle Eastern or African source instead of through European middlemen.
"Eliminate the genesis for Muslims here in America and deport all practicing Muslims back to their home countries."
That sounds like a really practical solution, and is in no way unethical or unconstitutional. And thanks for telling me Allah was a false god, I've really been trying to figure out the real gods from the fake ones, but everyone gives me conflicting messages, so its nice to have someone so rational to help show me the truth.
...because there were no Muslims in America until the mid-19 th Century. DUUUUUUH?!
...oh, and Article 11 of the Treaty of Tripoli, King Dumb .
1) 17th century America was not exactly a place without religious violence.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
To post a comment, you'll need to Sign in or Register . Making an account also allows you to claim credit for submitting quotes, and to vote on quotes and comments. You don't even need to give us your email address.
