Police is considered the guardian of the security of the public and the ensurers of law and order. But what if they start committing acts of violence against innocent civilians, and of all the people, women themselves? Would they be seen any differently by the people than criminals and terrorists?
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Are Muslims the New Niggers of America? – My Comment on Roger Ebert’s Post
My Comment on Roger Ebert’s Post: “Ten Things I Know About the Mosque”
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