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USN_Hokie wrote:https://wtop.com/prince-william-county/ ... tack-rape/

I would mark him down as prob. not a good idea to be a cop guy.

USN_Hokie wrote:https://wtop.com/prince-william-county/ ... tack-rape/

Wonder what his religion is?

CFB Apologist wrote:

USN_Hokie wrote:https://wtop.com/prince-william-county/ ... tack-rape/

Wonder what his religion is?

He’s Indian so probably Hindu, but as he lives in the US, he could be anything really.

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CFB Apologist wrote:

USN_Hokie wrote:https://wtop.com/prince-william-county/ ... tack-rape/

Wonder what his religion is?

He’s Indian so probably Hindu, but as he lives in the US, he could be anything really.

Close enough for some.


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ip_law-hokie wrote:

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He’s Indian so probably Hindu, but as he lives in the US, he could be anything really.

Close enough for some.


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Yep. I worked for a technology firm during 9/11. I felt bad for one software engineer who began wearing a patriotic Sikh turban to work as a way to make it clear with whom he was aligned. It didn’t work. People still verbally questioned his allegiance. He was born in Oklahoma.

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CFB Apologist wrote:

USN_Hokie wrote:https://wtop.com/prince-william-county/ ... tack-rape/

Wonder what his religion is?

He’s Indian so probably Hindu, but as he lives in the US, he could be anything really.

That's probably a poor assumption (there is a higher percentage of muslims in India than blacks in the US), though Indians of all persuasions have been known to indulge in chemical attacks on women.

I did a quick google search and the only "Khurram Chaudhary" in Woodbridge has "muslim" listed as his religion:

https://www.mylife.com/khurram-chaudhar ... ace53438hb

Makes sense, Khurram is a muslim name.

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ip_law-hokie wrote:

Once wrote:
He’s Indian so probably Hindu, but as he lives in the US, he could be anything really.

Close enough for some.


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Yep. I worked for a technology firm during 9/11. I felt bad for one software engineer who began wearing a patriotic Sikh turban to work as a way to make it clear with whom he was aligned. It didn’t work. People still verbally questioned his allegiance. He was born in Oklahoma.

1. Where did you read he was Indian? You didn't assume his nationality, ethnicity, and religion - did you?

2. You two realize there are 172 million muslims in India, right?

USN_Hokie wrote:

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He’s Indian so probably Hindu, but as he lives in the US, he could be anything really.

1. Where did you read he was Indian? You didn't assume his nationality, ethnicity, and religion - did you?

2. You two realize there are 172 million muslims in India, right?

1. I didn’t read that he was Indian anywhere. It’s a fairly common Indian last name in the same way that ‘Beauchamp’ is an easily recognized surname of French derivation. Look up. See the word “probably”? See the words “he could be anything really”? I made it clear I was making an educated guess (that of course could be incorrect) from the outset. I said PROBABLY Hindu (based on the fact that roughly 75% of Indians are Hindu and around 15% are Muslim (with various smaller percentages for other religions, etc.).

2. Okay.

3. You’re a little aggressive considering I made it clear I was answering the original “I wonder what religion he is” question based on what little information I had. “PROBABLY” .... “HE COULD BE ANYTHING REALLY.”

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USN_Hokie wrote:

Once wrote:
He’s Indian so probably Hindu, but as he lives in the US, he could be anything really.

1. Where did you read he was Indian? You didn't assume his nationality, ethnicity, and religion - did you?

2. You two realize there are 172 million muslims in India, right?

1. I didn’t read that he was Indian anywhere. It’s a fairly common Indian last name in the same way that ‘Beauchamp’ is an easily recognized surname of French derivation. Look up. See the word “probably”? See the words “he could be anything really”? I made it clear I was making an educated guess (that of course could be incorrect) from the outset. I said PROBABLY Hindu (based on the fact that roughly 75% of Indians are Hindu and around 15% are Muslim (with various smaller percentages for other religions, etc.).

2. Okay.

3. You’re a little aggressive considering I made it clear I was answering the original “I wonder what religion he is” question based on what little information I had. “PROBABLY” .... “HE COULD BE ANYTHING REALLY.”

Okay, you stated without reservation that he was Indian. I assumed you were sure of that when you then assessed that he was probably hindu.

Knowing that you thought he was "probably" Hindu based off an *assumed* ethnicity helps. The facts point to that likely not being the case.

USN_Hokie wrote:
Knowing that you thought he was "probably" Hindu based off an *assumed* ethnicity helps.

Uh huh... Helps what? You’d fight over a piece of poo just for the satisfaction of having been the one to clutch it in your fist. Goodnight.

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USN_Hokie wrote:
Knowing that you thought he was "probably" Hindu based off an *assumed* ethnicity helps.

Uh huh... Helps what? You’d fight over a piece of poo just for the satisfaction of having been the one to clutch it in your fist. Goodnight.

Helps understand you being full of it. I was trying to be polite, but if you insist...

By the by, who's the one being aggressive again?

Crocodile tears.

USN_Hokie wrote:

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USN_Hokie wrote:
Knowing that you thought he was "probably" Hindu based off an *assumed* ethnicity helps.

Uh huh... Helps what? You’d fight over a piece of poo just for the satisfaction of having been the one to clutch it in your fist. Goodnight.

Helps understand you being full of it. I was trying to be polite, but if you insist...

By the by, who's the one being aggressive again?

Crocodile tears.

Got it.


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ip_law-hokie wrote:

Once wrote:
He’s Indian so probably Hindu, but as he lives in the US, he could be anything really.

Close enough for some.


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Yep. I worked for a technology firm during 9/11. I felt bad for one software engineer who began wearing a patriotic Sikh turban to work as a way to make it clear with whom he was aligned. It didn’t work. People still verbally questioned his allegiance. He was born in Oklahoma.

Oh man...that sux.

His crimes aren’t important. The important thing is, that there is diversity on the police force.

After he goes to jail, they will have to find some other unqualified people to fill the diversity quota.


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ip_law-hokie wrote:

Once wrote:

CFB Apologist wrote:

USN_Hokie wrote:https://wtop.com/prince-william-county/ ... tack-rape/

Wonder what his religion is?

He’s Indian so probably Hindu, but as he lives in the US, he could be anything really.

Close enough for some.


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It's a valid point. Sharia Law is not compatible with current woodbridge, va. laws regarding women. Perhaps he was confused?