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Being Muslim in New York: comments

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November 16, 2009, 00:05

Sorry about the hurt feelings. We're getting killed.

It's past time for moderate Muslims to wage a campaign against extremists. If we see
you demonstrating in the streets against these radicals and cleaning the killers out of your mosques, it will go
a long way toward easing our paranoia.

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