Ayaan Hirsi Ali: We need to face problem of radical Islam

[Yeshuas_My_Freedom]

I caught the last part of Ms. Ali's, who was raised Muslim, is a human rights activist, and authored the book, "Heretic", talk tonight on Hannity. If that's available soon I'll update with it because what she says about Islam and radicals is vitally important I think in opening the eyes of those who think violent Muslims are not something to concern ones self with because they are a minority number.

 

[GoldenBoy89]

Possibly one of the only atheists Christians might listen to.

 

[keith99]

Ali seems reasonable, the talking head who flat out lied about what Obama said and tried over and over to group all of Islam into one group where Ali clearly makes the distinction between radical elements of Islam and the entire religion.

 

[Sketcher]

So, what did she say we should call it?

 

[Vylo]

I wasn't aware we weren't facing it. We might differ on what magnitude we think it ranks, but I'm pretty sure everyone considers it a major problem, at minimum globally.

 

[Cerberus~Infinite]

Tell that obummer. He won't even call it what it is.

 

[Oafman]

Why do Fox hosts always talk over their guests?

 

[OldWiseGuy]

Why do Fox hosts always talk over their guests?

I actually yell at them then often turn to CNN. I also hate the inane muttering by the hosts while the guest is talking, especially O'Reilly. He and Hannity also often bully their guests. Very rude.

 

[ChristsSoldier115]

I think even the muslim apologist admit there is a problem with radical islam. Nobody has ever denied that.

 

[Armoured]

Finally! A Muslim person condemning radical Islam! This must be a first! No wonder it's worthy it's own news segment! (That's sarcasm, for those of you with non functional irony detectors)

 

[Oafman]

Finally! A Muslim person condemning radical Islam! This must be a first! No wonder it's worthy it's own news segment! (That's sarcasm, for those of you with non functional irony detectors)

It's probably a first on Fox

 

[keith99]

Why do Fox hosts always talk over their guests?

Because the guests almost always deviate in some way from the views of the host, when that happens the host has to get things back on script.

 

[Hank77]

Possibly one of the only atheists Christians might listen to.

That may be true. I would submit this debate as being quite enlightening. I know it is long but if anyone is Really serious about understanding Islam/Muslim problems and differences within the Muslim community, I believe it is well worth the time spent.

 

[Yeshuas_My_Freedom]

As promised, this is the Hannity interview from last night. I think it relevant in rebuttal to the idea that therer are but a minor number of radicals to worry about and especially with regard to refugees.

 

[ChristsSoldier115]

The radicals within the syrian refugees midst would be quick to stand firm in their belief if we make what they are told to be true a reality for them, but what happens if we prove them wrong if we receive them? Some of the responses people have towards them coming seems to only reinforce what they already think of us. Aren't we bigger than that?

 

[Yeshuas_My_Freedom]

The radicals within the syrian refugees midst would be quick to stand firm in their belief if we make what they are told to be true a reality for them, but what happens if we prove them wrong if we receive them? Some of the responses people have towards them coming seems to only reinforce what they already think of us. Aren't we bigger than that?

Did you watch the videos at all?

 

[TheBear]

I actually yell at them then often turn to CNN. I also hate the inane muttering by the hosts while the guest is talking, especially O'Reilly. He and Hannity also often bully their guests. Very rude.

Because CNN hosts don't interrupt their guests, do they?


Bottom line - they all do it. And, I agree. It is very rude, no matter who's doing the interrupting.

 

[ChristsSoldier115]

Did you watch the videos at all?

Watch videos? ain't nobody got time for dat!

 

[OldWiseGuy]

Because CNN hosts don't interrupt their guests, do they?


Bottom line - they all do it. And, I agree. It is very rude, no matter who's doing the interrupting.

There is a world of difference between Anderson Cooper and Don Lemon vs. O'Reilly, Megan Kelly, and Hannity. Eric Bolling (Fox News) is especially bad. O'Reilly and Hannity are just plain egomaniacs.

 

[TheBear]

There is a world of difference between Anderson Cooper and Don Lemon vs. O'Reilly, Megan Kelly, and Hannity. Eric Bolling (Fox News) is especially bad. O'Reilly and Hannity are just plain egomaniacs.

True.

You also have the MSNBC egomaniacs like Chris Mathews, Al Sharpton, Rachel Maddow, and company .... just as obnoxious.