Country Wide boycott againts 'American Muslim Families' Tv show.

"Clearly this program is attempting to manipulate Americans into ignoring the threat of jihad and to influence them to believe that being concerned about the jihad threat would somehow victimize these nice people in this show.

The show profiles only Muslims that appear to be ordinary folks while excluding many Islamic believers whose agenda poses a clear and present danger to liberties and traditional values that the majority of Americans cherish," the group said about the show, a docu-soap chronicling everyday Muslim families in Dearborn, Michigan."

Florida Family Association.

CAIR also calls out several other groups that have websites inviting its visitors to fill out forms that send messages lamenting "Muslim" to participating advertisers. These orgs claim to have prompted a number of marketers to pull out of the show, though in some cases messages from those companies posted online don't suggest they are doing so in response to calls for boycott.

"Muslim" is an unscripted series that premiered last month on the Discovery Networks-owned cable channel following the lives of a group of middle-class American Muslim families in Dearborn, Mich.

Source

So, should USA just deport this t*****s to Nicaruguga?

So why would we deport them if the show is only depicting ordinary muslims and they're American citizens?

Just because you can be stupid, TC, doesn't mean you should be.

So why would we deport them if the show is only depicting ordinary muslims and they're American citizens?

Just because you can be stupid, TC, doesn't mean you should be.

airshocker

[QUOTE="airshocker"]

So why would we deport them if the show is only depicting ordinary muslims and they're American citizens?

Just because you can be stupid, TC, doesn't mean you should be.

loco145

They are a danger to American values and freedoms.loco145

The show profiles only Muslims that appear to be ordinary folks while excluding many Islamic believers whose agenda poses a clear and present danger to liberties and traditional values that the majority of Americans cherish

[QUOTE="loco145"][QUOTE="airshocker"]

So why would we deport them if the show is only depicting ordinary muslims and they're American citizens?

Just because you can be stupid, TC, doesn't mean you should be.

hiphops_savior

WTF loco!

WTF is wrong with people like you!?

Ignorant fools.

so its Republicans doing to get the show canceled? why would they do it. i really not sure whats going on here

Not to mention how Osama, generally seen as the "leader of Muslims", has said himself it is "every islamic person's duty to kill Americans".WickoSicko

Osama speaks for millions of people?

Got it.

By the way he was the leader of a terrorist group. Not 'the leader of muslims'.

Fool.

[QUOTE="WickoSicko"]Not to mention how Osama, generally seen as the "leader of Muslims", has said himself it is "every islamic person's duty to kill Americans".Wii-U4Fun

Osama speaks for millions of people?

Got it.

By the way he was the leader of a terrorist group. Not 'the leader of muslims'.

Fool.

"Clearly this program is attempting to manipulate Americans into ignoring the threat of jihad and to influence them to believe that being concerned about the jihad threat would somehow victimize these nice people in this show.

The show profiles only Muslims that appear to be ordinary folks while excluding many Islamic believers whose agenda poses a clear and present danger to liberties and traditional values that the majority of Americans cherish," the group said about the show, a docu-soap chronicling everyday Muslim families in Dearborn, Michigan."

Florida Family Association.

CAIR also calls out several other groups that have websites inviting its visitors to fill out forms that send messages lamenting "Muslim" to participating advertisers. These orgs claim to have prompted a number of marketers to pull out of the show, though in some cases messages from those companies posted online don't suggest they are doing so in response to calls for boycott.

"Muslim" is an unscripted series that premiered last month on the Discovery Networks-owned cable channel following the lives of a group of middle-class American Muslim families in Dearborn, Mich.

Source

So, should USA just deport this t*****s to Nicaruguga?

loco145

TLC has some weird programming.

[QUOTE="Wii-U4Fun"]

[QUOTE="WickoSicko"]Not to mention how Osama, generally seen as the "leader of Muslims", has said himself it is "every islamic person's duty to kill Americans".WickoSicko

Osama speaks for millions of people?

Got it.

By the way he was the leader of a terrorist group. Not 'the leader of muslims'.

Fool.

Those are mostly people who only know what they see and hear on the media and have never been outside their damn country.

Non-ignorant people know better.

[QUOTE="Wii-U4Fun"]

[QUOTE="WickoSicko"]Not to mention how Osama, generally seen as the "leader of Muslims", has said himself it is "every islamic person's duty to kill Americans".WickoSicko

Osama speaks for millions of people?

Got it.

By the way he was the leader of a terrorist group. Not 'the leader of muslims'.

Fool.

What the hell?

When I think German, the first person to pop up in my mind is Hitler . I do not think all Germans want to kill Jews.

Not to mention how Osama, generally seen as the "leader of Muslims", has said himself it is "every islamic person's duty to kill Americans".WickoSicko

The world doesn't need any more apologists for Islam. It's nearly impossible to criticize Islam on the media anyways. This social engineering is meant to appeal to emotion rather than offer any intellectual insight about Islam. It intends to distract the viewer from somber realities and gives cover to the Islamofascists for another while longer. Islam is a political ideology that competes with democracy and should not be appeased.

Huh... I find the show boring, but a decent insight into how a group of people lives. If that makes some people butthurt... good.

Muslims, the new black/Communist/German/Japanese/Jewish/Irish/Italian/British equivalent of the USA.

And once again, we're seeing the faulty logic of "All Islamic terrorists are muslims, therefore all muslims are Islamic terrorists".

But in the strong traditions of the USA, Americans should just shove the whole "Freedom of religion" and "Right to freedom of expression" in the face of this sort of campaign.

Muslims, the new black/Communist/German/Japanese/Jewish/Irish/Italian/British equivalent of the USA.

And once again, we're seeing the faulty logic of "All Islamic terrorists are muslims, therefore all muslims are Islamic terrorists".

But in the strong traditions of the USA, Americans should just shove the whole "Freedom of religion" and "Right to freedom of expression" in the face of this sort of campaign.

The world doesn't need any more apologists for Islam. It's nearly impossible to criticize Islam on the media anyways. This social engineering is meant to appeal to emotion rather than offer any intellectual insight about Islam. It intends to distract the viewer from somber realities and gives cover to the Islamofascists for another while longer. Islam is a political ideology that competes with democracy and should not be appeased.

PWSteal_Ldpinch

this program was created to show americans wat 99 percent of the muslim population are - normal human beings. just like some americans to not see tat. and dont say im anti american. im american, ive lived there more than half of my life and there is no place id rather be

The world doesn't need any more apologists for Islam. It's nearly impossible to criticize Islam on the media anyways. This social engineering is meant to appeal to emotion rather than offer any intellectual insight about Islam. It intends to distract the viewer from somber realities and gives cover to the Islamofascists for another while longer. Islam is a political ideology that competes with democracy and should not be appeased.

PWSteal_Ldpinch

Huh... I find the show boring, but a decent insight into how a group of people lives. If that makes some people butthurt... good.

Frame_Dragger

Who gives a sh*t how some people live? A person's day to day routine says nothing about their political and ideological convictions. There is no useful information that can be gleaned from a reality show. If you watch the daily routine of some white supremacists, it's probably not very different from the average person's. Just like anyone else, they go to work, rear their kids, go to the mall, etc.

[QUOTE="Frame_Dragger"]

Huh... I find the show boring, but a decent insight into how a group of people lives. If that makes some people butthurt... good.

PWSteal_Ldpinch

Who gives a sh*t how some people live? A person's day to day routine says nothing about their political and ideological convictions. There is no useful information that can be gleaned from a reality show. If you watch the daily routine of some white supremacists, it's probably not very different from the average person's. Just like anyone else, they go to work, rear their kids, go to the mall, etc.

[QUOTE="Frame_Dragger"]

Huh... I find the show boring, but a decent insight into how a group of people lives. If that makes some people butthurt... good.

PWSteal_Ldpinch

Who gives a sh*t how some people live? A person's day to day routine says nothing about their political and ideological convictions. There is no useful information that can be gleaned from a reality show. If you watch the daily routine of some white supremacists, it's probably not very different from the average person's. Just like anyone else, they go to work, rear their kids, go to the mall, etc.

[QUOTE="PWSteal_Ldpinch"]

[QUOTE="Frame_Dragger"]

Huh... I find the show boring, but a decent insight into how a group of people lives. If that makes some people butthurt... good.

biggest_loser

Who gives a sh*t how some people live? A person's day to day routine says nothing about their political and ideological convictions. There is no useful information that can be gleaned from a reality show. If you watch the daily routine of some white supremacists, it's probably not very different from the average person's. Just like anyone else, they go to work, rear their kids, go to the mall, etc.

[QUOTE="Frame_Dragger"]

Huh... I find the show boring, but a decent insight into how a group of people lives. If that makes some people butthurt... good.

Who gives a sh*t how some people live? A person's day to day routine says nothing about their political and ideological convictions. There is no useful information that can be gleaned from a reality show. If you watch the daily routine of some white supremacists, it's probably not very different from the average person's. Just like anyone else, they go to work, rear their kids, go to the mall, etc.

[QUOTE="LordRork"]

Muslims, the new black/Communist/German/Japanese/Jewish/Irish/Italian/British equivalent of the USA.

And once again, we're seeing the faulty logic of "All Islamic terrorists are muslims, therefore all muslims are Islamic terrorists".

But in the strong traditions of the USA, Americans should just shove the whole "Freedom of religion" and "Right to freedom of expression" in the face of this sort of campaign.

Frame_Dragger

We just witnessed in the other thread almost every muslim on OT trying to rationalize the rape of a 9 year old. As you said, Muslims have to defend Muhammad's actions, or admit Islam isn't perfect. Every muslim has to legitimize a pedophile and a mass-murderer.

It's like saying all Christians legitimize Jesus Christ. It applies to every single Christian out of billions. It is not a generalization, it is a category. There is nothing wrong with making such a broad statement.

[QUOTE="Frame_Dragger"]

Huh... I find the show boring, but a decent insight into how a group of people lives. If that makes some people butthurt... good.

Who gives a sh*t how some people live? A person's day to day routine says nothing about their political and ideological convictions. There is no useful information that can be gleaned from a reality show. If you watch the daily routine of some white supremacists, it's probably not very different from the average person's. Just like anyone else, they go to work, rear their kids, go to the mall, etc.

[QUOTE="Frame_Dragger"][QUOTE="LordRork"]

Muslims, the new black/Communist/German/Japanese/Jewish/Irish/Italian/British equivalent of the USA.

And once again, we're seeing the faulty logic of "All Islamic terrorists are muslims, therefore all muslims are Islamic terrorists".

But in the strong traditions of the USA, Americans should just shove the whole "Freedom of religion" and "Right to freedom of expression" in the face of this sort of campaign.

PWSteal_Ldpinch

We just witnessed in the other thread almost every muslim on OT trying to rationalize the rape of a 9 year old. As you said, Muslims have to defend Muhammad's actions, or admit Islam isn't perfect. Every muslim has to legitimize a pedophile and a mass-murderer.

It's like saying all Christians legitimize Jesus Christ. It applies to every single Christian out of billions. It is not a generalization, it is a category. There is nothing wrong with making such a broad statement.

[QUOTE="Frame_Dragger"][QUOTE="LordRork"]

Muslims, the new black/Communist/German/Japanese/Jewish/Irish/Italian/British equivalent of the USA.

And once again, we're seeing the faulty logic of "All Islamic terrorists are muslims, therefore all muslims are Islamic terrorists".

But in the strong traditions of the USA, Americans should just shove the whole "Freedom of religion" and "Right to freedom of expression" in the face of this sort of campaign.

We just witnessed in the other thread almost every muslim on OT trying to rationalize the rape of a 9 year old. As you said, Muslims have to defend Muhammad's actions, or admit Islam isn't perfect. Every muslim has to legitimize a pedophile and a mass-murderer.

It's like saying all Christians legitimize Jesus Christ. It applies to every single Christian out of billions. It is not a generalization, it is a category. There is nothing wrong with making such a broad statement.

[QUOTE="PWSteal_Ldpinch"]

Yeah, pretty much... although it's always a bit disheartening to see people take their issues with a religion and make them a global commentary on over a billion people. Not unusual, true, but... *sigh*.Frame_Dragger

We just witnessed in the other thread almost every muslim on OT trying to rationalize the rape of a 9 year old. As you said, Muslims have to defend Muhammad's actions, or admit Islam isn't perfect. Every muslim has to legitimize a pedophile and a mass-murderer.

It's like saying all Christians legitimize Jesus Christ. It applies to every single Christian out of billions. It is not a generalization, it is a category. There is nothing wrong with making such a broad statement.

After doing some research on the show, it appears that it's actually a very boring show that shows muslims that are americanised and have normal day to day lives like the rest of us.

These people boycotting it just do so because it doesn't fit their agenda of 'evil muslims here to blow up america and force islam on us.'

Just damn hypocrites that hate seeing truth going against their hate.

If they really are against radicals and terrorists, then why not support a TV show that shows muslims being just the opposite?

It's no more harmful to Americans than most reality shows.

This forum deserves a higher class of troll.

[QUOTE="Frame_Dragger"][QUOTE="LordRork"]

Muslims, the new black/Communist/German/Japanese/Jewish/Irish/Italian/British equivalent of the USA.

And once again, we're seeing the faulty logic of "All Islamic terrorists are muslims, therefore all muslims are Islamic terrorists".

But in the strong traditions of the USA, Americans should just shove the whole "Freedom of religion" and "Right to freedom of expression" in the face of this sort of campaign.

PWSteal_Ldpinch

We just witnessed in the other thread almost every muslim on OT trying to rationalize the rape of a 9 year old. As you said, Muslims have to defend Muhammad's actions, or admit Islam isn't perfect. Every muslim has to legitimize a pedophile and a mass-murderer.

It's like saying all Christians legitimize Jesus Christ. It applies to every single Christian out of billions. It is not a generalization, it is a category. There is nothing wrong with making such a broad statement.

There should be more discussion about the Koran, but the real problem is lack of discussion at schools, and maybe the child birth ratio that deviates wildly per culture, though I'm not sure whether that is real.

The fear is rational. There is a large group of people with motivations and goals that we do not know and that probably are not based on something logical.

[QUOTE="PWSteal_Ldpinch"]

[QUOTE="Frame_Dragger"] Yeah, pretty much... although it's always a bit disheartening to see people take their issues with a religion and make them a global commentary on over a billion people. Not unusual, true, but... *sigh*.conistant

We just witnessed in the other thread almost every muslim on OT trying to rationalize the rape of a 9 year old. As you said, Muslims have to defend Muhammad's actions, or admit Islam isn't perfect. Every muslim has to legitimize a pedophile and a mass-murderer.

It's like saying all Christians legitimize Jesus Christ. It applies to every single Christian out of billions. It is not a generalization, it is a category. There is nothing wrong with making such a broad statement.

[QUOTE="Frame_Dragger"][QUOTE="LordRork"]

Muslims, the new black/Communist/German/Japanese/Jewish/Irish/Italian/British equivalent of the USA.

And once again, we're seeing the faulty logic of "All Islamic terrorists are muslims, therefore all muslims are Islamic terrorists".

But in the strong traditions of the USA, Americans should just shove the whole "Freedom of religion" and "Right to freedom of expression" in the face of this sort of campaign.

PWSteal_Ldpinch

We just witnessed in the other thread almost every muslim on OT trying to rationalize the rape of a 9 year old. As you said, Muslims have to defend Muhammad's actions, or admit Islam isn't perfect. Every muslim has to legitimize a pedophile and a mass-murderer.

It's like saying all Christians legitimize Jesus Christ. It applies to every single Christian out of billions. It is not a generalization, it is a category. There is nothing wrong with making such a broad statement.

[QUOTE="PWSteal_Ldpinch"]

[QUOTE="Frame_Dragger"] Yeah, pretty much... although it's always a bit disheartening to see people take their issues with a religion and make them a global commentary on over a billion people. Not unusual, true, but... *sigh*.conistant

We just witnessed in the other thread almost every muslim on OT trying to rationalize the rape of a 9 year old. As you said, Muslims have to defend Muhammad's actions, or admit Islam isn't perfect. Every muslim has to legitimize a pedophile and a mass-murderer.

It's like saying all Christians legitimize Jesus Christ. It applies to every single Christian out of billions. It is not a generalization, it is a category. There is nothing wrong with making such a broad statement.

There should be more discussion about the Koran, but the real problem is lack of discussion at schools, and maybe the child birth ratio that deviates wildly per culture, though I'm not sure whether that is real.

The fear is rational. There is a large group of people with motivations and goals that we do not know and that probably are not based on something logical.

KungfuKitten

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

[QUOTE="conistant"][QUOTE="PWSteal_Ldpinch"]

We just witnessed in the other thread almost every muslim on OT trying to rationalize the rape of a 9 year old. As you said, Muslims have to defend Muhammad's actions, or admit Islam isn't perfect. Every muslim has to legitimize a pedophile and a mass-murderer.

It's like saying all Christians legitimize Jesus Christ. It applies to every single Christian out of billions. It is not a generalization, it is a category. There is nothing wrong with making such a broad statement.

PWSteal_Ldpinch