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Originally posted by earthdude
Originally posted by wakeUpOrDie
Originally posted by LarryLove
reply to post by wakeUpOrDie
So, you talk to your Muslim friends about their faith this way?
So what religion would be allowed in your world?
One that:
- doesn't promote honor killings
- one that doesn't still practice stoning people to death
- one where women aren't treated like garbage.
how about that for starters.
You have been misinformed. Islam does not promote that kind of thing. Fanatics do, Christians and Muslims alike.
You really believe that we are at war between Islam and Christianity?
Originally posted by LarryLove
reply to post by wakeUpOrDie
How about one that doesn't take us to war that results in the death of hundreds of thousands of innocent Iraq and Afghan people?
Originally posted by poet1b
reply to post by LarryLove
You really believe that we are at war between Islam and Christianity?
Islam is at war with the world, not just Chritianity.
It is amazing how completely ignorant of the facts you people are.
Originally posted by wakeUpOrDie
Originally posted by LarryLove
reply to post by wakeUpOrDie
So, you talk to your Muslim friends about their faith this way?
So what religion would be allowed in your world?
One that:
- doesn't promote honor killings
- one that doesn't still practice stoning people to death
- one where women aren't treated like garbage.
how about that for starters.
reply to post by LarryLove
But none of this is about 9/11. It's election year and the right needs some ammo. A mosque already existed in the area and no one cared. Why now?
Originally posted by LarryLove
reply to post by wakeUpOrDie
Dude, both Bush and Blair have gone on record to bring god into the equation. Both said that their faith was instrumental in the decision to go to war.
I agree. Just as Muslims have the right to build a community center, you have the right to speak out against it. Sure, your reasoning for speaking out against it is, to put it bluntly, stupid, but still you are well within your right to say it.
Originally posted by wakeUpOrDie
Originally posted by MrXYZ
the constitution, I challenge you how exactly not allowing people to build houses of worship doesn't violate the constitution. Good luck in explaining that one
You must be confusing me with another poster. I never said this wasn't legal.
How many times does this constitutional arguement have to be brought up. And how many times must the answer be said that what is legal and what is right to do are two totally different things.
Originally posted by LarryLove
reply to post by wakeUpOrDie
You might want to pick up a copy of Blair's recent book.
It's all in there.