When two jihadis attacked a free-speech event in Texas earlier this month, wounding a security guard before they were killed by police, the Washington Post called Pamela Geller, one of the sponsors of the event, the “incendiary organizer.”
The paper described Geller’s actions as legitimately within the First Amendment but still “cruel and unfair.”
Billionaire Donald Trump slammed her for “taunting” radical Muslims by holding a competition to draw a cartoon of Islam’s founder.
And Katie Pavlich at Townhall reported that radical imam Anjem Choudary justified a call for Geller’s death. More
I say if they don't like free speech leave the US and don't come back. They wanted our way of life they say to get here now they can leave since they will not no abide by our laws and traditions. WE DON"T WANT or need any more FREELOADERS.
I say if they don't like free speech leave the US and don't come back.
ReplyDeleteThey wanted our way of life they say to get here now they can leave since they will not no abide by our laws and traditions.
WE DON"T WANT or need any more FREELOADERS.