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| Registered User | U.S. Poll: Large Minority Fear, Mistrust Muslims U.S. Poll: Large Minority Fear, Mistrust Muslims Nearly four in 10 Americans admit having feelings of prejudice against Muslims living in the U.S. – and are in favor of having Muslims carry a special ID, a new Gallup poll reveals. Also, 22 percent of those surveyed said they would not like to have a Muslim as a neighbor. Among the findings of the late-July USA Today/Gallup poll: # 31 percent of respondents said they would feel nervous if they noticed a Muslim man on their airplane flight, and 18 percent would feel nervous about a Muslim woman flying with them. # Less than half – 49 percent – feel that Muslims living in the U.S. are loyal to this country. # 34 percent believe American Muslims are sympathetic to the al-Qaida terrorist organization. # 40 percent of respondents said they believe Muslims in the U.S. are not respectful of other religions, and 44 percent said Muslims are too extreme in their religious beliefs. # A slight majority – 52 percent – believe Muslims are not respectful of women. # 39 percent said the U.S. should require Muslims to carry a special ID, and 57 percent believe they should undergo more intensive security checks at airports. # 39 percent said they "have at least some feelings of prejudice against Muslims,” 59 percent said they did not, and 2 percent had no opinion. Opinions are different, however, among Americans who are personally acquainted with a Muslim, the poll disclosed. For example, only 10 percent of those who know a Muslim said they would not want one as a neighbor, and 24 percent believe Muslims should carry a special ID – compared to 50 percent among those who don’t know a Muslim. |
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| Lift in Color | Thats just too bad, man. That's what war will do to you. Remember in WW2 there was a witch-hunt for Japanese 'spies' ... alot of them were rounded up and jailed. With studies like this, it's no wonder their ranks are growing. CONTROLLED LABS - Winning the WAR against GENETICS RenegadeRows [@] controlledlabs [.] com To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. FREE Samples Now Available @ Nutraplanet! |
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| Registered User | well, i am sure these feelings would change if they islamic world stood up and protested by the millions as they did against the cartoons, but this time for the thousands of "muslims" that are killing people. but.. they don't. They say islam is the religion of peace then they must start splitting away from those groups... until they don't this is their own doing. |
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| Binging on Pure ****ing Rage Board Sponsor | Quote:
It is misinformation/prejudice that caused these results. USP Labs 'Board Head Honcho' kse (at) usplabsdirect (dot) com. If you have questions: Use E-Mail please! | |
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This is the major difference between the muslim-americans today and the japanese americans in wwII. The Japanese American's during WWII made it known that they understood the severity of the situation and took it in stride. -“Anyone who doesn't take truth seriously in small matters cannot be trusted in large ones either.”-Albert Einstein -"Never trust the teller. Trust the tale. " - D.H. Lawrence - "Why don't we have a Sir Isaac Newton Day?" - Me To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. | |
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| Binging on Pure ****ing Rage Board Sponsor | Quote:
I must say I have to disagree with your first point Kwyck. I have noticed every major Islamic group in both the United States and Canada condemn Islamic Extremism on many occasions, including groups which have been labelled "extremist" on their own. Such as CAIR who organized the press conference mentioned below, and who also run PSA's condemning extremism. Quote:
The Council on American-Islamic Relations - CAIR: Article Contents Other groups such as the MPAC work VERY closely with US government organizations to weed out suspicious activity within their community and have done nothing but completely condemn terrorism in any form and cooperate with it's prevention in the United States. I think one thing that needs to be understood is there is not the centralism in the Muslim religion that there is in Christianity, with all Muslims following a central front. USP Labs 'Board Head Honcho' kse (at) usplabsdirect (dot) com. If you have questions: Use E-Mail please! | ||
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| Registered User | Well, I have to say I agree with all of your responses to some extent. Part of the problem is the news does not really cover when a group of muslims speak out against the extremist, there not filming inside the mosques when they condem Osama or others, but on the other hand the are not really oranizing big rallies to protest against the radical elements either. (which of course would make national news). The other part of the problem is it is a lot easier to wish death upon those you hate and it is alot easier to hate all of them rather than spend your time and energy figuring out which ones are good and which ones are bad. The middle east is a complicated part of the world and one we in America understand very little about. Hell most people were suprised to find out after 9/11 that there were a group[s] of people that wanted us wiped of the face of the earth. A lot of people think all this is new. They don't remember the 80's bombing of the Marine barracks in beruit, or the taking of 400 hostages by Iran in the 70's. So it does not supprise me to see those numbers. Think about it this way. ....let's say a group of white catholics started boming asia. Would you be suprised if asians started having predjudes torwards ALL white catholics ? I would'nt. |
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| Binging on Pure ****ing Rage Board Sponsor | Oh for sure, I can see why some prejudice would arise as a result of Extremist action, just the insinuation that the prejudice is a result of the actions of non-Extremist Muslims bothered me. USP Labs 'Board Head Honcho' kse (at) usplabsdirect (dot) com. If you have questions: Use E-Mail please! |
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| My P3N1Z is chafed. | Quote:
C.A.I.R. is a poor example. I'll start digging up new articles, etc later Man, they've had a horrible history with their faculty being imprisoned for terrorist acts/links, the head of CAIR Los Angeles (Hussam Ayloush) referring to Israeli's as Zionazi's, their support for Hama,etc,etc. They provide lipservice. I've gotta give gimpy some attention then hit the gym. I'll get back at this one tonight ![]() -“Anyone who doesn't take truth seriously in small matters cannot be trusted in large ones either.”-Albert Einstein -"Never trust the teller. Trust the tale. " - D.H. Lawrence - "Why don't we have a Sir Isaac Newton Day?" - Me To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. | |
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| Banned | I have to say most of those numbers are shockingly low. Remember Mohammed, their prophet was a brutal killer. I dont trust any person that thinks a brutal killer is a prophet of god, and a person to model your life after. Not to mention Mohammed's 9 year old wife whom he had sex with. Im not making a word of this up, its all in the Koran and Hadith. I know some hyper sensetive moon bat will accuse me of being racist. Well if stating a fact is racist, then racist I am. The fact is a frightening number of Muslims are very sympathetic to terrorist causes. I have heard American Muslims say its over 70%. Usually all I hear is them condemning Israel and the US, and not any terrorists. They may not fully condone the acts of terrorists, but a large percentage of Muslims make political excuses for brutal terrorist acts. Well Leftists usually make political excuses too. Its funny how leftist Michael Mooreons ally themselves with the most genocidal, fascist and oppressive and brutal people on the planet. |
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Dont try and say this is just the few out of context quotes from the Quran. I can pull up hudreds more realy easy if you want. I am not saying all Muslims are peacful, but Islam is NOT a peaceful religion. Mohammed was a warrior during the crusades after all. You can pull out all the Islam is a peaceful religion crap, but it just isnt true. Islam is a 2-sided religion, but look at the Middle East and tell me which side most follow. | |
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| Board Supporter | I know nothing of Islam and I refuse to denegrate anyone based on religious beliefs or race as I feel it's indefensibly wrong,however in light of the fact that every terrorist on 9/11 were young men of arab decent I can see why people would have these kind of stereotypical attitudes.Not saying they are right or wrong just that it's understandable. |
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| Binging on Pure ****ing Rage Board Sponsor | Quote:
CNorris, you are right, and I will not challenge you those are quotes directly from the Quran. However, if you would have read into each one of those quotes more directly (and in fact a few were not even the proper verbage) |