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28 percent of U.S.-born black Muslim respondents said "suicide bombings
and other violence against civilians" can be justified sometimes or at
least in rare cases. That compares with 9 percent of foreign-born
Muslims who hold the same view.
Pew also found that 11 percent
of black Muslims living in the U.S. have
a favorable opinion of al-Qaida – more than double the share of U.S.
Muslims overall who hold that view. Another 21 percent of black Muslims
hold only mildly unfavorable views of the terrorist organization
responsible for attacking America 10 years ago; while 56 percent of
that segment of the Muslim population hold very unfavorable views.
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I was passing through south east D.C. one afternoon , and the nation of islime bro's was handing out literature at the stoplight . I rolled down my window , and asked to have a copy . He sneered at me and said "it's not fo you" , and he turned his back on me . Later I found a copy of some of their literature , VERY EYE OPENING . I KNOW WHO THE REAL RACISTS ARE . KEEP YOUR POWDER DRY LADIES , AND GENTLEMEN . smibsid
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