“Muslims shouldn’t be in America because they don’t assimilate and they can’t abide by our Constitution”
I appreciate the call and the passion—it’s folks like you that keeping the fire alive. Let me put it this way: In the United States, there’s only one law of the land, and that’s the United States Constitution. Full stop.
America’s built on a rock-solid principle: People of every faith—or none—can live here freely, chasing their dreams under the stars and stripes. But here’s the non-negotiable: No religious law overrides American law. Not Sharia, not canon law, not some ancient scroll or holy writ from anywhere. The Founders hammered that home with quill and ink, fresh off dodging kings and clerics who thought their divine playbook trumped human freedom.
Our system gives you wide-open space to practice your faith—pray till your knees ache, fast till your stomach growls, build your mosques or temples or whatever floats your boat. But you’re not free to swap out the Constitution for it. That’s the bright red line, drawn in the sand by guys who knew tyranny wears a halo sometimes.
Anyone stepping onto American soil has to get this: We’re a constitutional republic, not a theocracy lite. The rule of law flows from the Constitution, our courts, and the consent of we the people—not from some self-appointed imam, priest, or guru dictating from on high. And that standard? It slams down equally on everyone, no favorites, no footnotes.
That’s not anti-religion—hell, it’s the opposite. It’s pro-Constitution, pro-freedom, pro-keeping this wild experiment alive so we can all grill burgers on the Fourth without Big Brother’s holy ghost crashing the party.
Spot on with the assimilation vibe, too—it’s not about erasing your roots; it’s about rooting for the red, white, and blue. If Sharia fanboys think they can waltz in and rewrite the rules, they’re about as welcome as a skunk at a garden party. Time to wise up or pack up.
Keep the heat coming, Linda. What’s next on your mind—more Constitution love, or shall we roast some other sacred cows?
Were All in,
Joe
