Why Our Government Imports Muslims Rather Than Actually Oppressed Christians From Syria

If you thought helping the desperately oppressed had anything to do with the importation of Muslim “refugees” through Syria, read this:

According to data by the State Department, the country has already accepted 2,184 Syrian refugees since 2011.

Of that number, 96 percent are Muslims, while only 2.4 percent are Christians. Syria’s population breakdown in 2011 consisted of 90 percent Muslim and 10 percent Christian.

There is no more persecuted group in the world than Christians trapped in areas controlled by the Islamic State. Children are crucified or buried alive for the faith of their parents. Yet our government’s emphasis is to import Muslims who are not particularly threatened and who have already made it safely to Turkey.

Why?

Much like the country’s immigration system, the refugee process highly favors individuals who come from polar opposite mindsets and polar opposite cultures.

It is no accident that in stark contrast to the policy back when America was a successful melting pot, those least likely to assimilate are given priority. This is applied cultural Marxism, which calls for playing off perpetually aggrieved minority groups against the core population.

If unassimilable is good, downright hostile is even better:

Since the 9/11 attacks, the country has taken in 1.6 million immigrants from predominately Muslim countries. That is double the amount of Muslim immigrants that the country was taking in before 9/11.

Not all of the bureaucrats involved see the bigger picture of the destruction of American society. Some just want more votes:

The purposeful changing tide of favoring Muslims over Christians may largely have to do with the fact that Christians generally vote Republican and Muslims heavily vote for Democrats.

In a new Pew Research Center, some 69 percent of white Christians relate or are affiliated with the GOP.

In sharp contrast,

Back in 2012, a study conducted by Wenzel Strategies found that a whopping 72 percent of American Muslims said they were “definitely” supporting President Obama in his re-election. Only 11 percent said they were voting for the Republican challenger Mitt Romney.

In a functioning Republic, if the voters don’t like those running the government, they replace them. In what America has become, it works the other way around; the government is replacing the voters.

On a tip from Torcer. Hat tip: Progressives Today.