Comments on: How Americanophobia is Not Only Hypocritical, but Nonproductive and Nonconstructive (Part II)

By: virgomonkey

virgomonkey — Mon, 12 May 2008 02:52:51 +0000

Reformislam, thanks. I’m going to put that button on my blog. (Now the Anti-American elitists will have another reason to call me an “Islamophobe” ) But I don’t care. It’s for a good cause.

Good luck with your campaign.

By: reformislam

reformislam — Mon, 12 May 2008 01:42:43 +0000

The STOP HONORCIDE! campaign was launched on Mother's Day 2008. The goal of the campaign is to prosecute honorcides to the fullest extent of the law. We want honorcide to be classified as a hate crime and we advocate for every existing hate crime legislation to be amended to include honorcide. http://www.reformislam.org/honorcide/

By: Universalgeni

Universalgeni — Mon, 05 May 2008 02:12:11 +0000

I like this and I support you in this initiative against anti-Americanism. I should make something similar over here. “Stop Anti-Daishism”. Denmark get a lot of heat because of the Muhammed-cartoons. But I want to be able to read, write, draw and think whatever I see fit. I am not a dhimmi and I do not follow sharia laws. And I don’t think Asian or other countries should decide what I can read in my newspaper. If that is racism – so be it!

By: virgomonkey

virgomonkey — Sun, 04 May 2008 19:54:18 +0000

It's a sad, sad time when we have to preface our opinions or the news with, "I'm not Anti-Canadian, but..." I do it too. We sorta have to. Not that it helps the Anti-American Canadians see what the true issues going on in the world is. Here's an example. Somebody came by my blog yesterday and read the same post you just read, and told me that I was an "Islamophobe". Basically any mention of Islamofascism and/or Islamic Fundamentalism is considered to be racist, and Anti-Americans are unable to see the difference between Islam and those that are violent fanatics. Yet, if you're a peaceful and quite Christian, you're automatically considered "too American" and "dangerous". As you can see, Europe is having similar problems. And if seeing this as a problem in Western society makes us racist, so be it. Thanks for stopping by my blog.

By: ERS

ERS — Sun, 04 May 2008 19:04:10 +0000

I’m not anti-Canadian, but I did notice that when Aqsa Parvez was murdered by her Pakistani father in a dishonor killing in suburban Toronto in December 2007, there was a lot of pandering in the press. She was strangled to death for acting too Western, but one of the major newspapers meekly called it a neck compression or some such nonsense. The timidity in calling that crime what it is was very apparent to those of us who work in this area. . .and extremely disappointing. Some people are so open minded their brains have fallen out. How can we begin to address this problem if people won’t even call it what it is?

Ellen R. Sheeley, Author
“Reclaiming Honor in Jordan”