zoo22
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That's how the terrorists likely judge it. You're confusing Muslim terrorists with Muslims.
If you say that all Muslims see it this way you're spewing rancid baloney like my dog just vomited up some rice.
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That's how the terrorists likely judge it. You're confusing Muslim terrorists with Muslims.
If you say that all Muslims see it this way you're spewing rancid baloney like my dog just vomited up some rice.
Perhaps. :idunno: Even if that is true, I'm not sure what point you are making. That violent extremists are made no matter what we do?
Especially Americans. Like all the Arabs and other minorities who were assaulted and beaten even killed afterwards? American media doesn't mention this much.
MrRadish
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It's probably 'from' somewhere. Said friend isn't known for his originality.
I've suddenly realized, this whole argument is a waste of time. Fact is, there are people who don't want Islam and Muslims to be anything but violent terror driven people. This is the view they wish to cast on them regardless of what Muslims do or don't do. There was a time in this country when people did the same to African-Americans, and it mattered not what they did or didn't do, and it continues to this day, maybe not as much, but it still does.
There is nothing you can do, or enough sensitivity you can show to please those who hate you. They accuse you of evil, just to justify their evil feelings towards you. There is nothing we can do about this type of low class thinking.
Your technique of trying to pit group against group isn't fooling anyone. That is why you are no longer able to see that 911 is not about groups but a national tragedy which needs recognition of individuality.
People suffered. Some people wish to alleviate it and be respectful towards it and others seek to pit group against group for the sake of political advantage.
People respecting the sufferings of other people are against a mosque that introduces politics into a place where it doesn't belong.
madman
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Taqiyya
Arthur Brain
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That's it? You're simply projecting your own delusions and paranoid fear if you think there's no such thing as a peaceful Muslim. Idiot.
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madman
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It's lowlife scum like you that is the reason nearly 3000 people were murdered on 9/11. Your hearty approval of evil reveals what a disgusting piece of garbage you are.That's it? You're simply projecting your own delusions and paranoid fear if you think there's no such thing as a peaceful Muslim. Idiot.
Plain and simple
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9/11 made many, heretofore neutral persons into extremists. Fear and anger galvinized many people to an extreme dislike of Islam.
I believe this could be mitigated by some show of conciliation on the part of the Mosque builders.
Granted, it was extremists who perpetrated this horrendous act.
Had 9/11 not occurred people would not raise an eyebrow over the building of this Mosque.
But as it stands, right now, a conciliatory gesture would go far to easing tensions and perhaps normalizing peoples feelings.
If they do build the mosque on their chosen site I pray they will make every effort to generate positive public relations.
By and large, Americans are pretty decent people.
peace, bybee
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9/11 made many, heretofore neutral persons into extremists. Fear and anger galvinized many people to an extreme dislike of Islam.
I believe this could be mitigated by some show of conciliation on the part of the Mosque builders.
Granted, it was extremists who perpetrated this horrendous act.
Had 9/11 not occurred people would not raise an eyebrow over the building of this Mosque.
But as it stands, right now, a conciliatory gesture would go far to easing tensions and perhaps normalizing peoples feelings.
If they do build the mosque on their chosen site I pray they will make every effort to generate positive public relations.
By and large, Americans are pretty decent people.
peace, bybee
Arthur Brain
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Uh huh. So you're a liar as well as an idiot. I condemn the atrocity of 9/11 as much as you dingbat. It's telling that deluded folk like yourself are reduced to hurling out garbage like this simply because others don't share your dumb paranoia and prejudice.
madman
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I am neither. You are simply ignorant of Islam, and choose to be tolerant (which is evil).
No, you blindly think it was "extremists", because you follow the pied piper liberals of this world, like all the other sewer rats.
After 9/11, in Dallas and in many other places, Christian groups stood watch on Mosques to prevent violence against them. Picture that happening in a Muslim nation. I can't, except maybe in places like Turkey or Bosnia.
As bybee says, most Americans are pretty decent people.
Arthur Brain
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I'm tolerant of my Muslim neighbours along with everyone else as long as they don't commit acts of violence against others. You most certainly are an idiot if you think the actions perpetrated by extremists are in any way reflective of a group in general. I've lived in a neighbourhood of Muslims. I've worked with several and been friends with them. You speak through ignorance and prejudice with no foundation *apart* from your own arrogant subjecture. How much interaction have you had with Muslims in general? Not much I'll wager.
And 'pied piper liberals'? Geez. Grow up.
madman
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When I sold my business, it was to a Muslim, whom I had to spend everyday with to train for over a month. I have Muslim neighbors (my son cuts their grass), and a former Muslim in our Bible study (whose family are all still practicing Islam). All of these people are very kind and pleasant to be with. Doesn't change a thing. The agenda of the Muslim world is as revealed to you in the video I posted, whether the naive Muslims in it admit to it or not.
Yes, but there was a lot of violence that resulted from 9/11 against Muslims. Stores were vandalized, Mosque, few people beaten, a couple people killed. I know that some American Christians tried to protect, but a lot of craziness still happened.
madman
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Too bad it wasn't all directed at you.
zoo22
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No it's not. It's extremist religious/political terrorism that is the reason nearly 3000 were murdered on 9/11. Your confusion and related vitriol only adds to the hatred... Which of course, begets hatred. Which seems what you want.
zoo22
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Oh jump in a lake. Long walk/short pier, so forth.
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