by the way, you just proved that UN resolution has a point.

H, there may not be many christian suicide bombers, but there’s plenty of christians shooting up schools and offices. Christians do riot in the streets, after every Stanley Cup final for example, and last I looked, a so-called “Christian Nation” with a born-again-christian president killed around a million Iraqis, threw out the whole innocent-until-proven-guilty thing and tortured innocent people at Guantanamo Bay, Abu Ghraib and a host of CIA secret prisons. This isn’t a muslim/christian thing, it’s a crazy/sane thing.

When they clean up their act and join civilization, they can come into our free countries. Otherwise they can stay the fuck in their desert hellhole.

Christians are welcome because they aren’t stoning and beheading people anymore, for example.

Christians don’t riot in the streets, suicide bomb, and threaten to murder people who make fun of Jesus.

Just act a little more civilized and get a sense of humor. That would be a good start.

I’d love to know if there’s anything we can do about this. It might be worth contacting our UN representatives to (in the cases of Canada, India and the EU at least) thank them for opposing this resolution and urging them to keep on opposing it if it crops up again. I haven’t read about any petitions or group statements against it, but if there are some out there I’d love to hear about them.

H, I hate this resolution and the people who made it and their motives. However, while ‘stop being tolerant’ and ‘send them back to the hole they crawled from’ sounds very tough and manly, I’m not sure what exactly you mean. Do you mean leave the UN? Sever diplomatic ties with Muslim countries? Expel anybody practising Islam from [your country]? Make religion illegal in [your country]? As far as speaking out against this particular motion goes, the US and Canada have done so already; hopefully if enough of their citizens voice their opposition to it, they will do so again next time it comes up.