This movie, with its title and the spelling of it, is currently being advertised on Clearly Not Neutral, to name one “news” source on the air (when not instead showing one of numerous desparate ads that seeks to motivate people to support the current Dem health care effort).

It's not running off the rails we witness here, but instead being untracked, it not running in reverse.

And yes, the movie title is spelled correctly. Google is your friend and so is basic reading comprehension. Nowhere does Dr. Clouther suggest that their Islamic religious belief alone is reason we should wipe them from the Earth. I can't help but notice that you saw that Clouthier made the distinction since you quoted words and phrases where she did so. I'm guessing you were too busy hurrying on to your next point of pedantry to spend much time thinking about what she had written.

Particularly, using words like “Islamists” and “the psychotic Muslim element”, she is speaking about a particular, well, element inside Islam whose adherents have leveraged their beliefs into savage brutality, torture, and murder. You know, like the NAZZ-EEES did.

Melissa is not really a doctor and that she labels herself one is a clue to that. I wouldn't trust her opinion on movies or the Holocaust. (And yes, she misspelled the name of the movie; it's Inglorious Basterds.)

I visited the memorial in Salaspils in Latvia while I lived there. That was in the days before blogs. There is a metronome buried in the ground, ticking off time, while giant stone monuments of the dead loom above. A monument has pictures of the atrocities committed there.

People like Melissa don't think the way you or I do. It is a battle on every front — against a proselytizing religion much like their own.