The Second Thought

On Saturday I posted a short rant about the followers and founder of Islam. I was not being nice when I did so. The fact is that I held back a bit. When I began to write the article the thought at the front of my mind was the complete annihilation of Islam.

Yes. The absolute extermination of all Muslims. Showers And Ovens for the lot of them. Why would I have such an absolutely horrible thought?

And why would I have a second thought about it? The final sentence published on Saturday basically covered it.

How does one deal with a mortal enemy except to kill them?

Every Muslim, at least in theory, is human.  A fundamental part of being human is the capacity for reason, full perception and conscious thought. 

But the doctrine of Islam forbids rational thought.  Islam reduces all persons to the moral status of animals and thus to property.  In submitting to the alleged will of the false god Allah the Muslim renounces responsibility for their own actions.  All murders and other crimes committed by a Muslim are simply the Will Of Allah.  In reality when a Muslim desires to commit an act of rape, robbery, or murder he simply declares that he only following the orders of Allah.

But how one deals with another person determines how that person responds.  When the Muslim renounces responsibility for their own thoughts and actions they can no longer be rationally identified as being human. 

And we who remain rational humans can no longer identify and deal with a Muslim as a proper person who is responsible for their own life and actions.  We can only see them as toxic organisms to be removed as a hazard to our lives.  And worse the indoctrination of children in the doctrine of Islam condemns them to extinction as well.

To remain the rational people of of nations of our earth we are left with no alternative but to kill them all.

On the day of the extinction of Islam I will feel no guilt about it. And neither should anyone else.