Re: we didn't kill every nazi during WWII
by
Badbone
11/07/2009, 8:08 PM #
jazzguitarman:
First that was a WAR between nations.
We are at war as well. Do you really think that because we don’t have a piece of paper that says, “We formally declare war on you” that it is less so?
jazzguitarman:
Note that there were Nazi in nations that the Axis powers were NOT fighting against and these Nazi were NOT killed. In fact there were American Nazi and these Nazi were NOT killed or even arrested unless they attacked the Axis powers.
Are you talking about the American Bund? Or are you referring to Germans? Because if you mean the Bund, you are dead wrong. They were harassed, beaten, jailed on trumped up charges, etc.
jazzguitarman:
Like so many others you go off on a childish rant instead of making a logical point. YES, I understand that Muslims are more of a threat then NON muslims!!!!!!
You agree they a more of a threat, but we shouldn’t
treat them as if they are more of a threat?
jazzguitarman:
But we do have a constitution! Ever read that????
Yes. And nowhere in the Constitution does it address what we are speaking of here. The Constitution is a wonderful document, but it isn’t magic. You can’t simply throw Constitution at every issue.
jazzguitarman:
So if you are saying we should change the constitution and thus kill or detain every Muslim in this nation. JUST SAY SO!!! Make a solid case for this.
Such a policy wouldn’t require a constitutional amendment. I’m curious. What part of the Constitution do you believe protects “all Muslims from being killed or detained”?
jazzguitarman:
Note that if there are more of these type of religious movitated attacks in the military by American Muslims than I would agree that action would be required.
You agree that action would be required, even though such action would be unconstitutional? With statements like that, I’m not sure you can claim the moral high ground like you do.
jazzguitarman:
It would be un-American because then an American would be denied their rights under the constitution just because of their religion.
In the real, nuanced world, we “deny rights based on religion” all the time. Do you worry that you will be kidnapped off the street, beaten, tortured, then sacrificed to Bheleu, god of chaos? Of course not. In part because religion, even religions whose sacred beliefs include human sacrifice, are not allowed, even though we have the first amendment to our constitution.
And even more down to earth religious practices are denied, and it’s not un-American to do so. A devoutly religious person can refuse a blood transfusion. But they can’t stop you from getting one.
Even if their religion commands them to do so. It’s just not as easy as “it’s un-American!”