What Americans thought of Jewish refugees on the eve of World War II

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(11-20-2015, 06:07 PM)GMDino Wrote: Is it radical to demand to have your religious prayers said in public buildings?

Is it radical to demand that homosexuals not be allowed to be married because your holy book calls it a sin?

Is it radical to say you can defy the laws of the state because of your religion?

Is it radical to say women cannot determine what they do to their own bodies?

Is it radical to deny women birth control via their insurance because of YOUR religion?

Is it radical to say people of the same faith should not be eligible for public office?

Is it radical to say we should have all people of a faith carry a special ID?

Is it radical to claim that vast swaths of other countries are savages based on violence from a few?

Is it radical to demean those of different genders or gender identification because you don't believe they are really what they say they are?

Is it radical to claim that to raise a proper son one should take them to a brothel to establish their sexuality?

Is it radical to claim women who get raped should have dressed differently?

Is it radical to use your religion to say hateful things about other groups?

Nothing you list here is radical; there are a couple that are just dumb. The radical part would be the actions to support these beliefs.

For instance #1. It is not radical to demand prayer in school; however, if it is denied and you blew up the school because of it, that would be radical.

It is entertaining to see folks try to compare radical Islam to Christianity.  Look how radical all the Christians got when SSM was deemed to be legal Federally. We had one National story of a clerk in rural Kentucky refuse to issue the license and it was the biggest story in the Nation for quite some time.