Why are we so terrified of muslim terrorists?

Question

Sure, muslim terrorists can nuke cities or start viruses, but they won't destroy the U.S. That's done by allowing the Federal Government to strip us of our Bill of Rights for the sake of Security.

We need to cleanse the inner vessel before we try to cleanse the outer vessel. Before we go abroad, let us bring to Justice the Terrorists in the Congress, the White House, and the Supreme Court.

Why don't we fight for our Constitution? Why aren't our Troops fighting our OUR freedoms at home? Or Our Bill of Rights?

I don't know about the rest of you, but as for me,

I pledge my allegence to the Constitution of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands. One Nation, under God, Indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for All!

Answer 1

Because we TOTALLY forgot that Native Americans were called "terrorists" by the colonists and Jews were called "terrorists by the n***s and black africans were called "terrorists" by white south africans who'd taken their land.  

That's why.

Answer 2

Aren't you exercising your rights by typing on Yahoo Answers?

Sure you have the right to make phone calls to terrorists overseas, just like you have the right to rob a bank.  You just have to pay the consequences when/if you get caught.

Do you think that having surveillance cameras in the bank is a violation of your personal rights to privacy?

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Answer 3

kill them or they will kill you

Answer 4

Nice rant. BTW, the personnel in the armed forces take an oath to support and defend the Constitution. A document which less than 20% of adults in the US has ever read. Our military is the only one in the world which takes an oath to protect and defend a piece of paper.

Answer 5

Because they don't understand us and we don't understand them.

*Sigh*.. religion has always been a conflict.

Answer 6

Well, that's what the people would like to see....but not those people who are currently in charge of it all....

Answer 7

I wouldn't say we are terrified. I would say we are vigilant. If we totally fall asleep at the wheel, those murdering cruds would be pulling off more suicide missions like 9/11.

We have to show them that we are not the cowards they are. We put on uniforms & show ourselves for a fair fight, then crush them convincingly with some horriffic fire power. We show them that their cruelty will be met with a cruelty they never dreamed of.

That's how you have to deal with mudering extremeist factions. Be every bit a vicious and more.

Answer 8

Our government has trained us to be terrified by muslims or

just the word "Terrorism". By doing this, a certain level of

mind control has been established and our government now

has a vast ammount of tools ready to go to war for reasons

they don't understand.

Answer 9

Every one fights for their rights and their constitution when they go to the polls and vote for their choice of Representative.  However terrorist are a completely different ball game.  Terrorists don't vote for anything.  They are told what to do and how to do it.  They mostly kill innocent people who don't even understand what its all about.  We can fight terrorists in their own country or we can let them come here to fight.  I don't know about you but I would rather fight them in their country.  They gave us no choice after 911.  Its do or die.  I support all the troops involved in this war.  If we don't fight now, in ten years there would be no U.S.A. and no Canada, and no England.  They are already trying to take over England.  If the terrorist win the fight you won't have to worry about rights and constitutions.  You won't be alive and neither will any one you know and love.  Young girls will be raped,  all men will be killed, and any one the is  of no use to them will be killed.

Answer 10

oooo! Pledging allegience to the CONSTITUION! Now THAT makes some sense! (I just answered a question whether we should be encouraged to say the pledge more, with a "no" and toyed with the idea of a pledge to the Constitution.)

However, a few quibbles: the Constitution, uh, constituted the government; it doesn't "stand for" it (in the way the cloth "stands for" the country in the original pledge).

Drop the "under God" as not all loyal citizens buy that notion.

Yes, it's those who violate that "stupid piece of paper" and not a few foriegners who can truly destory this country -- and are doing their best to do so (after swearing on a Bible -- twice! -- to protect, defend, and uphold it).

Uh, I don't know what you expect troops to do, exactly. The Bill of Rights can't be defended by violence.

Not all of those serving in Congress and the Supreme Court are terrorists; but yes, I'd support the terrorists in government being brought to justice, though I'm more interested in their standing trial for Crimes Against Humanity, before their trials for treason. But I'd accept the latter.

Answer 11

Out constitution has been bastardized by scores of amendments, scores of bills and unjust regulations. Unfortunately the one problem the constitution has, is the one problem it sought to prevent. It clearly wanted government out of private enterprise.  It clearly defined Govs. role in our lives. The problem is they never designed our system to be able to "restore defaults".  Our Gov. has far surpassed in restriction what we originally sought our freedom from, that government that they lost their lives to leave.

Answer 12

No.

Don't think so?

Just terrified the cave-men in self destructing themsellves to self extinction as the "Last of the Mohican" without being aware of it.

Luke 9.25,55-56,60

When others were moving forward in time.

While they were being left behind still stomping their feets on someone else graveyards.

Luke 6.39-40,41-45,46-49

What do you think?

Answer 13

We arent so terrified. Also, I have not lost any freedom at all.

Answer 14

We should fear Muslim terrorists.  It is their sworn, life-long fixation to totally eradicate Western and other non-Muslim civilizations.

Our founding fathers knew there must be a balance between internal  peace and external preservation. For our society to continue, we have to protect ourselves from the enemies of freedom that come from many directions.

The destruction caused by our current government is a slower eroding of our society and is correctable if we, as a people, will wake up, stand up, and take advantage of the self-corrections our forefathers built into our Republic.

The destruction caused by our enemies abroad would be a rapid and nearly unrepairable holocaust.

Our military exists to fight our external enemies.

Our elections exist to secure internal justice and peace.

Each of those needs to be utilized in the right way.