If only his name was Pete Williams instead of Abdul Artan, eh?

We have to get those people talking together. I don't know how to do that, but that's what I think will bring about social change.

They have been successful in demanding that US Universities prohibit the display of the American flag on campus, because it "offends" muslims.

Her crime? Nothing proven, but she was suspected of burning a copy of the Koran."

I read of situations where someone is killed for personal reasons and then the explanation given to authorities later was that they had burned a Koran, so they avoid prosecution.

Can you point me to the report of the flag being taken down on university campus(s)? I searched but didn't find anything.

First, a student legislative council at the University of California-Irvine approved (6-4) a resolution to ban the American flag from student government offices. The banners felt those should be “inclusive” spaces, while the American flag has been “flown in instances of colonialism and imperialism.” And besides – get this – “freedom of speech, in a space that aims to be as inclusive as possible, can be interpreted as hate speech.”

So how does a story like this become so popular. More importantly, WHY does it become so popular?

MUSLIM OFFENDED BY AMERICAN FLAG, TAKES “JUSTICE” INTO HER OWN HANDS

In a recent story being hidden by the media, we are reminded of what life will be like inside this country should we continue to allow millions of Muslims relocate here....A young cashier wearing an American flag pin encountered a burqa wearing Muslim woman in the check-out line...this Muslim went completely psycho on this cashier for wearing an American flag pin, but luckily the cashier had the support of many others standing in the line.

A man in the back of the line stepped forward and calmly replied:

"Lady, hundreds of thousands of men and women like this young man (pointing to a military man in line) have fought and died so that YOU could stand here, in MY country and accuse a check-out cashier of bombing YOUR countrymen. It is my belief that had you been this outspoken in YOUR own country, we wouldn’t need to be there today."

So once again it seems that Muslims in this country want special treatment or they want this country to change its way of life to appease theirs. That is not how it works, and this country isn’t changing for anyone....So while Muslims want to destroy our flag, attack our way of life, insult our citizens, and even threaten to leave this country if we do not change our culture, let’s give them a portion of what they want. If Trump is elected, Muslims claim they will leave the country...

You finally figured out what the democrat party is all about, congratulations

OSU Activists Complain Terrorist Was Wrongly Shot By Police

An Ohio State University (OSU) student who went on a stabbing spree last month before being gunned down by a nearby officer has been added to a protest list of non-white “wrongly” shot and killed by a police.

The OSU Coalition for Black Liberation is a campus protest group on OSU’s main campus in Columbus. Gender studies student Maryam Abidi said: "The protest against police brutality extends to the innocent and the guilty alike, because we know that no matter the crime, justice and due process don’t come from a cop’s bullet.”

Pranav Jani, an associate professor at OSU, said it was important to understand why Ali engaged in his act of violence, even if one didn’t condone it. Ali suggested he was lashing out over the oppression of Muslims around the world. Jani also defended Stephanie Clemons Thompson, an OSU staffer who urged sympathy for Artan just a day after the attack."

OSU Jihadi Abdul Artan Was Taking Course On Microaggressions

Ohio State University student Abdul Artan—a Pakistani immigrant who reportedly became radicalized after learning about injustices committed against fellow Muslims—was enrolled in a class called “Crossing Identity Boundaries.” In fact, he had a group project on “microaggressions” due later this week.

abdul artan: muslim snowflake

Fittingly, the New York Times, in reporting this barbarous and outrageous crime at Ohio State University, devoted three paragraphs to wondering aloud as to whether the perpetrator, Abdul Razak Ali Artan, had a reasonable motive: The F.B.I. was investigating comments on Facebook indicating that he may have felt Muslims were being persecuted, an investigator said. This is a news article, not an editorial, yet the Times made sure to “report”—before giving the details of the crime—that federal law-enforcement officials were on the scene to investigate bigotry.

Persecution," then, is the necessary lens through which we are to interpret Abdul Artan's brutality against college students...as a member of the Snowflake Generation, for whom insults are intolerable acts of persecution, how would ISIS or Al-Awlaki not appeal to such a person?

Somali Refugees Are Not a Threat

When I grew up in Columbus in the 1980s and 1990s, the city’s Somali-born population was negligible. When I returned in 2010, its population had boomed--estimates put it around 38,000, if not more.

The Somali community in Columbus is, by American standards, quite poor and socially isolated. Muslim, black, and culturally foreign, it’s hard to imagine a group of people more likely to be marginalized in a Midwestern U.S. city. Add to that the language barriers and personal traumas that many Somali refugees face, and you have what seems like the perfect recipe for poverty, alienation, and ultimately, radicalization. No one who understands the situation can be shocked that a few Somali Americans have turned to violence, or that this violence has taken a form that resembles Islamic terrorism. What’s surprising, if anything, is just how rare these outbursts have been...The real problems in Somali refugee communities are not religious or geopolitical, but economic and social

I've always supported the notion that a terrorists stops be a terrorist when he, or she is shot in the face.