Timothy McVeigh was an agnostic.
To use David Koresh or Jim Jones as an example of the typical fundamentalist Christian in the U.S. is ridiculous. Each of them led bizarre cults whose entire membership could fit in a small compound.
Is that the best you can do? You want me to make a list of Christians on the other end? Martin Luther King comes to mind, among many others. I could make a MUCH better case for good people being highly represented among Christians than the other way around.
It's the stereotyping that bugged me here, just to keep it straight.
Just out of curiosity, do you believe any group which is highly represented in a certain type of crime should receive special legal attention?
How do you feel about profiling Middle Eastern fliers?
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- Bit my lip
- Life is far too short to have to deal with such people
- What kind of people send their kids to religious schools anyway?
- re: Bit my lip
- To be fair...
- I don't think that's unusual.