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A letter to Infinite...

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Bill O Reilly:
Suppose, Infinite, that an aluminum siding salesman came to your brick home and proceeded to inform you of the benefits of aluminum siding day and night, without regard to the fact that brick homes need no such siding, and repeated himself endlessly and refused to leave your living room to allow you to discuss subjects there that interested you. Wouldn't you, at some point, lose your Muslim virtue of patience and hustle him bodily from your home? Notwithstanding his sincere desire to sell you something that he himself has benefitted from and in which he believes most thoroughly? Wanting to do you good, no matter how inappropriate to your personal situation? How much patience has even a saint?

In short, Infinite, that is what you and your sincere, fundamentalist friends are doing here. You have read the Koran (i hope), and developed your own (or more likely accepted your religious leader's) interpretation of it, and because you are an outsider to the rest of society, you do not understand the good and the bad that the world encounters on a daily basis.

You are as convinced that we need your particular vision and version of religion, just as much as that siding salesman is convinced that everyone needs aluminum siding. People who live in brick houses don't need aluminum siding, and atheists, along with religious church (or synagogue) going people here don't need a new religion. My advice is that you stop trying to divert your growing pains in to religious nonsense in the hopes that you will convince us you're not just another depressed, lost kid. Be yourself. Thank you.

Machiavelli:
Is this Trauma?

Bill O Reilly:
No.

J Bananas:
Wow, ummm, kareem abdul jabar or whatever the hell his name is sure is gonna be broken up. you my nigga bill.

Bill O Reilly:
And you're my nigger...woops thats not how you say it

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