
For better or worse, Subway and Dunkin' Donuts are the big franchises here in New York. Unfortunately for the men and women at Fort Hood, places like Guns Galore -- where Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan liked to get his frequent customer card punched -- are equally popular in the great state of Texas. While I would never sympathize with a cold-blooded killer, reading the reports of how Hasan
was relentlessly taunted for being Muslim by his fellow servicemembers -- one guy put a diaper in his car, saying, “That’s your headdress,” one reportedly drew a camel on his car and wrote under it, “Camel jockey, get out!”and yet another keyed his car for having an ALLAH IS LOVE bumper sticker -- what I will say is this: Words can be weapons too, and can seriously harm people. And just because they should, not everyone is mentally equipped to just let it roll off. A horrific lesson that will undoubtedly go unnoticed by the bullies of the world and was paid for by what were likely a group of people who were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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