Hello Politics Board people!

[steve dave]

 

[The42Yardstick]

 

gawd, isn't he just adorable?

[OK_Cat]

This thread is a slaughterhouse of stupid, LOL

[Jeffy]

This thread is a slaughterhouse of stupid, LOL

Have you written your congressmen encouraging them to legislate against it?

[OK_Cat]

nah, my congressman is too busy fighting evil brown people and looking for Hussein Obama's real birth certificate to worry about real issues.

[sonofdaxjones]

So having a laser like focus on the "real issues" means no actual federal budget (until after the elections), no significant immigration reform (until after the elections), and proclamations that they don't have votes on cap n' trade (but won't admit that they probably do until after the elections). 

Check . . . got it.

[skycat]

But the left will just continue to excuse radical islam.  Right down to the day when a sword hits their neck, I'm sure.

1. This isn't about excusing radical Islam, it's about freedom of religion.
2. I hate radical Islam.
3. The community center in question (it's not a mosque but includes a small space for worship) is not being proposed by radical Islamists:

Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, the spiritual leader of Masjid Al-Farah mosque in lower Manhattan, has gained a reputation in New York for his interfaith work and his progressive practice of Islam. Together with his wife Daisy Khan, Imam Feisal envisioned devotees to Islam sharing space with other communities to enjoy arts, culture and dialogue.

It's disgusting that anyone would suggest these moderate Muslims have even the slightest thing to do with 9/11. We need MORE moderate Islamic centers like this, to help steer Muslims away from the radical variety.

When I first heard about the Islamic center, I thought it was a great piece of outreach and a symbol of healing. It's Muslims saying, we want to reach out and let you know that not all Muslims are like the terrorists. We know other Muslims did 9/11, and we want to help ensure nothing like this ever happens again.

But some conservatives are too steeped in hate and ignorance to see or accept this.

[OK_Cat]

So having a laser like focus on the "real issues" means no actual federal budget (until after the elections), no significant immigration reform (until after the elections), and proclamations that they don't have votes on cap n' trade (but won't admit that they probably do until after the elections). 

Check . . . got it.

Stop trying to change the topic of this particular thread.

Tell me one legit reason why they shouldn't build this center.

[Jeffy]

But the left will just continue to excuse radical islam.  Right down to the day when a sword hits their neck, I'm sure.

1. This isn't about excusing radical Islam, it's about freedom of religion.
2. I hate radical Islam.
3. The community center in question (it's not a mosque but includes a small space for worship) is not being proposed by radical Islamists:

Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, the spiritual leader of Masjid Al-Farah mosque in lower Manhattan, has gained a reputation in New York for his interfaith work and his progressive practice of Islam. Together with his wife Daisy Khan, Imam Feisal envisioned devotees to Islam sharing space with other communities to enjoy arts, culture and dialogue.

It's disgusting that anyone would suggest these moderate Muslims have even the slightest thing to do with 9/11. We need MORE moderate Islamic centers like this, to help steer Muslims away from the radical variety.

When I first heard about the Islamic center, I thought it was a great piece of outreach and a symbol of healing. It's Muslims saying, we want to reach out and let you know that not all Muslims are like the terrorists. We know other Muslims did 9/11, and we want to help ensure nothing like this ever happens again.

But some conservatives are too steeped in hate and ignorance to see or accept this.

But yet he doesn't see Hamas as a terrorist organization and there is serious question about where some of the money came from for construction of the mosque.  Sometimes 2 + 2 actually does equal 4.

[OK_Cat]

hey, jeffy, why are you opposed to religious freedom?

[06wildcat]

Can't wait to see some Russian titties at the Ground Zero Strip Club.

http://www.forbes.com/2010/07/22/ground-zero-mosque-religion-terrorism-opinions-columnists-conor-friedersdorf.html

[pissclams]

Dirty Sanchez and Brad Essex, the new face of fair and balanced.

The mosque will be built, it's just a shame and embarassment to see how far some in our country have strayed from the righteous path.

[skycat]

But yet he doesn't see Hamas as a terrorist organization and there is serious question about where some of the money came from for construction of the mosque.  Sometimes 2 + 2 actually does equal 4.

This is the same weak-ass guilt by association and innuendo that the Right tried (and failed miserably) to take down Obama with.

Robert Wright has a terrific column that lays the smackdown on all of this: http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/07/20/a-mosque-maligned/

I'm looking forward to the Ground Zero strip club. 

[Jeffy]

But yet he doesn't see Hamas as a terrorist organization and there is serious question about where some of the money came from for construction of the mosque.  Sometimes 2 + 2 actually does equal 4.

This is the same weak-ass guilt by association and innuendo that the Right tried (and failed miserably) to take down Obama with.

Robert Wright has a terrific column that lays the smackdown on all of this: http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/07/20/a-mosque-maligned/

I'm looking forward to the Ground Zero strip club. 

Just because the media didn't pay attention to Obama's associations, doesn't make them something that shouldn't be paid attention to.

[OK_Cat]

jeffy, answer my question!  tia

your goEMAW.com poster of the week,

OK_Cat

[Cire]

our founding fathers are rolling in their graves after reading this.

[Jeffy]

jeffy, answer my question!  tia

your goEMAW.com poster of the week,

OK_Cat

Ever hear of common decency and respect?  Nope.  Didn't think so.

[sonofdaxjones]

So having a laser like focus on the "real issues" means no actual federal budget (until after the elections), no significant immigration reform (until after the elections), and proclamations that they don't have votes on cap n' trade (but won't admit that they probably do until after the elections). 

Check . . . got it.

Stop trying to change the topic of this particular thread.

Tell me one legit reason why they shouldn't build this center.

I coulldn't care less if they built it or not, thus my original post on it just being another dumbass topic to keep the useful idiots occupied.

[OK_Cat]

So having a laser like focus on the "real issues" means no actual federal budget (until after the elections), no significant immigration reform (until after the elections), and proclamations that they don't have votes on cap n' trade (but won't admit that they probably do until after the elections). 

Check . . . got it.

Stop trying to change the topic of this particular thread.

Tell me one legit reason why they shouldn't build this center.

I coulldn't care less if they built it or not, thus my original post on it just being another dumbass topic to keep the useful idiots occupied.

Your party is the group of people bitching

[OK_Cat]

jeffy, answer my question!  tia

your goEMAW.com poster of the week,

OK_Cat

Ever hear of common decency and respect?  Nope.  Didn't think so.

What does that have to do with anything?  They built a church a few blocks from the site of the OKC bombing, is that offensive since a Christian man was to blame for the bombing?

[Jeffy]

jeffy, answer my question!  tia

your goEMAW.com poster of the week,

OK_Cat

Ever hear of common decency and respect?  Nope.  Didn't think so.

What does that have to do with anything?  They built a church a few blocks from the site of the OKC bombing, is that offensive since a Christian man was to blame for the bombing?

Did he blow up Murrah in the name of Jesus?  Somehow I don't think so.

[Cire]

The terrorists are winning all over this thread.

[06wildcat]

The terrorists are winning all over this thread.

Obviously you're  against good white Christians.

[skycat]

But yet he doesn't see Hamas as a terrorist organization and there is serious question about where some of the money came from for construction of the mosque.  Sometimes 2 + 2 actually does equal 4.

This is the same weak-ass guilt by association and innuendo that the Right tried (and failed miserably) to take down Obama with.

Robert Wright has a terrific column that lays the smackdown on all of this: http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/07/20/a-mosque-maligned/

I'm looking forward to the Ground Zero strip club. 

Just because the media didn't pay attention to Obama's associations, doesn't make them something that shouldn't be paid attention to.

Actually the media was all over Obama's associations. However, they shouldn't have been, since the associations were meaningless.

[DQ12]

 

These crazies think that a considerable portion of American Muslims supported the 9/11 attacks.