Comments on: Islam as mental illness?

By: Steynian 407rd « Free Canuckistan!

Steynian 407rd « Free Canuckistan! — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 23:31:57 +0000

[...] OFF WITH HER HEAD! Investigators said Hassan beheaded his wife, Aasiya, in February of 2009 …. [...]

By: Dr.Dawg

Dr.Dawg — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 19:28:23 +0000

Ecole Polytechnique?

Come on Wendy, get a grip. Marc Lepine was out of the clutches of his father at age seven and raised Catholic. And on top of that, his brutal old man was an atheist.

By: Ian

Ian — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 21:41:30 +0000

Over 500 people slaughtered in nigeria, mostly women and children, simply because they weren’t muslim. This event barely made the headlines here in Europeistan.

By: will

will — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 13:51:33 +0000

Thank God YOU’VE decided to pick up on the since buried Orchard Park beheading case, RG!. This lurid tale disappeared from the MSM almost before it appeared. Immediately the act was characterized as one of insanity, the long tradition of “honor killings” and other Islamic justice methods quickly dismissed. Yet another in a string of unrelated “isolated incidents”.

Incredible that the doors still remain wide open, immigration an absolute free-for-all. What’s it going to take, to wake people up?

By: Fenris

Fenris — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 12:59:12 +0000

There is a diversity of memes out there similar to yours: the all christians are insane meme, the all non-socialists are insane meme, and so on. Of course, anything the leftists do not like is vilified and insane and bad. Since the leftists have infiltrated the media, academia, and bureaucracy (being aristocrats and attracted to a high paying, low effort lifestyle, this is where they go), there is no press, research, or action on these sorts of outrages that you speak of.

None the less, the word gets out. The people, the working class, has turned against these aristocrats. In time, there will be a breaking point, a tipping point, and the people, the working class will turn on all things leftist. Which is unfortunate, as the small problems could have been solved with small effort. Now we will, instead, have a large problem and a big effort to solve it.

The pendulum swings fast and hard, as my boss used to say.