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In the same way, I suppose, that Muslim parents have to worry about
Christian kids being taught that it is alright to kill Muslims.
> <<It's not the memes you have to worry about, it's the people who use
> them.>>
>
> So we don't have to worry about Muslim children being taught that the
> highest goal in life is to kill themselves in an attack on Americans?
>
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