Wise Words to Quell Muslim Hearts and Minds

In the wake of a quran burning and the resultant ever so predictable religion-of-peace violence, killings, and decapitations, here are some wise words we should all take to heart.

Shouldn't all of us start to question everything we do and consider how we might offend Islam before we say or do anything anytime at all in the future? If we look around our lives, I'm sure we'll find many ways to avoid more bloodshed 10,000 miles away where some Muslim might be offended and kill someone else.
Like Senator Lindsey Graham said, freedom of speech is a nice little concept, but we're in a war. We've got to stop conducting ourselves freely or we'll risk losing the hearts and minds of the Arab Street.

From now on, if you see something, say something. Say something to some body, some how, some way. Just say it. Don't be afraid. Everyone must find something so they can say something to some body. In fact, everyone should strive to find five things to say to ten people and twenty different times of every day. Do it, before someone finds out you didn't say something to them which will make them say other things to other people and you'll be in trouble.

We've got to do and not do certain things that should and should not be done so that someone will not find out that we didn't say something about something. All of this is to secure our freedoms. -- Wesley Dallas

After all, it's our fault.

 (note: sarc off)


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