Costa Fiero wrote:I wouldn't be surprised. As I said, Arabs don't really give a shit about human rights. Lebanon has more internal problems and can't necessarily (or want to for that matter) look after refugees. Lebanon's government also supports Hezbollah, as does Syria's government and spends more time trying to keep the Christians, Druzes and various Islamic sects from tearing one another to peices.
It's really hard to take you seriously when you make racist blanket statements about Muslims and Arabs in almost every post.
I'm an American. I must be an obese creationist with a superiority complex and an insatiable appetite for apple pie and football, because that's how all Americans are. Even worse, I'm a Christian. I must think homosexuals are evil sinners who deserve a good stoning, that every penny I make belongs to me and me alone, and that Ronald Reagan was a saint. Barack Obama is my president. I must love taking it up the ass from people like Goldman Sachs, Koch Industries, and Lockheed Martin. I must think all those corporations have human rights and that their money is the same as speech. I must think that imperialism in the guise of defense or freedom or God or whatever reason we come up with is a good thing. I must be thrilled that my government would grant itself the right to arrest, detain, and torture its own citizens indefinitely without trial, or forgo the red tape of citizenship by simply revoking it, or control the freedom of information on the internet.
Yup. All Americans are the same and they all agree with the things their government does. Just like Syrians and Iranians.





Please, do not imagine we're all so imbecilic. Although Perry is incorrect about Turkey being an Islamist state, the AKP can be considered "mildly Islamist", though they reject that label. I would say they're probably slightly more or about as religiously rooted as our GOP.