I have no idea how that is supposed to be relevant to anything being discussed.
I have no idea how that is supposed to be relevant to anything being discussed either.
That assertion is ridiculous and a serious example of wishful thinking.
For someone to come from a Christian family, attend a Christian school, have family members and childhood friends confirm they attended a Christian church for Christian services, and recite a Christian prayer in public, to later claim that they never were Christian, would be correctly dismissed as a lie, and a very poorly constructed lie at that.
For some reason when the word "Muslim" is substituted into the above, you are willing to believe it. That's clearly indicative of a bias.
Please reread my statement.I don't care - I was using it as an example that no matter what he did, no matter how clear and plain and deliberate the actions to indicate that, someone would claim that it was something other than what it was. As you just did now, lol. This does indeed appear to be an obsession, but on your part - you refuse to acknowledge the obvious.
I'd disagree with that in part. To be sure, there are many loony and extreme religious sects supposedly under many of the various major religions. There are some Christian extremists who feel it justified to kill abortion doctors, for instance. However none of the anti-abortion extremists have ever crashed two planes full of people into buildings and killed thousands of people while simultaneously coordinating multiple attacks in other regions of the country.
Religious extremism is a fairly wide umbrella that covers many types, some much more damaging and dangerous than others. They are not all the same, nor are they all equal.
There was once something on his website declaring that (paraphrased) he is not a muslim, never has been a muslim, and was not raised as a muslim. It was later retracted after evidence to the contrary came forward, and I believe that it was blamed on a "rogue designer"
The lie has since been repeated ad nauseam by much of the press. Any mere questioning of the claims was typically retaliated against with charges of racism or prejudice without consideration of the authenticity of the claim.
That is essentially my assertion here as well. There has been a lot of liberal "group-think" reinforcing the notion that what is plainly true, is not true. That a man named Barack Hussein Obama who attended mosque and registered as Muslim when he went to school was never Muslim. They have seeds of presumed prejudice and presumed bias implanted into their braincells and use those seeds to fit their agenda of accusing their political enemies of endorsing those topics. They gleefully look for anything which might be construed as or made to appear as prejudicial because it gives them an excuse to use pejoratives against their enemies - regardless of whether the pejoratives are true or not.
Do not take the above as me trying to twist your words around - this was the basis for statement in an earlier post in this very thread.





I don't care - I was using it as an example that no matter what he did, no matter how clear and plain and deliberate the actions to indicate that, someone would claim that it was something other than what it was. As you just did now, lol. This does indeed appear to be an obsession, but on your part - you refuse to acknowledge the obvious..gif)

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