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A mosque at ground zero? Really??
2010-07-13, 11:45 PM #81
This thread sucks.
The building design sucks.
You suck for even thinking of replying to this.
You suck even more for actually replying.
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2010-07-13, 11:56 PM #82
your mom sucks and swallows
eat right, exercise, die anyway
2010-07-14, 12:36 AM #83
Maybe this will teach all the evangelical bigots in America to grow up. Build it I say. It's one more step towards breaking down religious blockades and cultural stereotypes. If anyone is opposed to this because they think it insults the people who died in 9/11, I strongly disagree with you.
Think while it's still legal.
2010-07-14, 6:51 AM #84
Originally posted by SAJN:
Maybe this will teach all the evangelical bigots in America to grow up.
Nope! And when one of them finally goes crazy, straps on a bomb and blows up the Mosque, the American media will spend an entire month talking about the young bomber's tragic, Footloose-like childhood.
2010-07-14, 7:39 AM #85
"HEY GUYS LETS IGNORE ALL THOSE SILLY CRAZY PEOPLE, THEY DEFINITELY AREN'T WORTH A RESPONSE SO **** THEM."

*Loses Next Election*
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2010-07-14, 7:49 AM #86
This is why planes were flown into our buildings in the first place. "Religious freedom and economic stability for all Christians and religious moderates!" Besides, they don't want to put it ON ground zero, it's blocks away from what I read. I think the mosque should be directly on ground zero as a symbol of peace and good will. A group of radical terrorists attacked America, not Islam.
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2010-07-14, 7:50 AM #87
Originally posted by Jon`C:
Nope! And when one of them finally goes crazy, straps on a bomb and blows up the Mosque, the American media will spend an entire month talking about the young bomber's tragic, Footloose-like childhood.

Fox News will call them an American Hero.
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2010-07-14, 8:02 AM #88
Originally posted by JediKirby:
"Religious freedom and economic stability for all Christians and secularists!"
Secularists? In which alternate reality do you live? Atheists are distrusted more by Americans than any other demographic, including Muslims and homosexuals.
2010-07-14, 8:03 AM #89
I guess what I'm saying is that you should be happy atheists aren't all the same color.
2010-07-14, 8:09 AM #90
That would be such a big problem around here. ESPECIALLY if that color was black.
Warhead[97]
2010-07-14, 8:17 AM #91
Originally posted by Jon`C:
Secularists? In which alternate reality do you live? Atheists are distrusted more by Americans than any other demographic, including Muslims and homosexuals.

Pretty close to pedophiles as well if I'm not mistaken.
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2010-07-14, 9:07 AM #92
I didn't properly understand the word secularist. A better word would've been religious moderates.

But yeah, I avoid using the word "atheist" when I am casually asked about my beliefs. "Rationalist" is what I say now, but most combative people will simply say "So you don't believe in God?"

Pedophiles is right too, why are people afraid you want to tell their kids about a lack of God? Unless they were worried it were true... Put it this way, I don't plan on panicking if my kid goes to church, or a mosque for that matter.
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2010-07-14, 11:59 AM #93
Big effing deal, they can put a mosque where they want. I wish people would stop whining. Nobody has the right to not be offended.
2010-07-14, 12:00 PM #94
Originally posted by Dash_rendar:
Big effing deal, they can put a mosque where they want. I wish people would stop whining. Nobody has the right to not be offended.

Hey this guy has the right idea!
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2010-07-14, 12:12 PM #95
Tell that to everyone in this thread

double standards ftw
2010-07-14, 1:50 PM #96
Ha ha ha, :master:
"I would rather claim to be an uneducated man than be mal-educated and claim to be otherwise." - Wookie 03:16

2010-07-14, 1:56 PM #97
Quote:
This is why planes were flown into our buildings in the first place.
But what you said isn't why they did it?

The fringe that does this **** does not want equality. They want dominance. No amount of fairness will assuage them; the only thing that will satisfy them is our deaths. Thankfully, it's not the fringe that this mosque is sending a message to. This does not say, Hey Fringe; here is a tiny thing please stop hating us. It says, Hey all you that aren't the Fringe; we don't think you're evil like them. In fact, we kind of like you even if you wear sandals places you shouldn't.
2010-07-14, 2:05 PM #98
Sandals are fine, so long as there are no socks.
2010-07-14, 2:11 PM #99
My main problem with muslims is that I wish I could grow that good a beard. :(
Warhead[97]
2010-07-14, 2:29 PM #100
Originally posted by SAJN:
Maybe this will teach all the evangelical bigots in America to grow up. Build it I say. It's one more step towards breaking down religious blockades and cultural stereotypes. If anyone is opposed to this because they think it insults the people who died in 9/11, I strongly disagree with you.


I'm an evangelical and don't care if it's built.

Originally posted by JediKirby:
This is why planes were flown into our buildings in the first place. "Religious freedom and economic stability for all Christians and religious moderates!" Besides, they don't want to put it ON ground zero, it's blocks away from what I read. I think the mosque should be directly on ground zero as a symbol of peace and good will. A group of radical terrorists attacked America, not Islam.

I don't really think they should build any buildings at Ground Zero.
Originally posted by Steven:
Tell that to everyone in this thread

double standards ftw


But what about THE CRUSADES?!
2010-07-14, 4:25 PM #101
Originally posted by Anakin9012:
I don't really think they should build any buildings at Ground Zero.
I hope this doesn't sound too craven or cynical, but that property is simply too economically valuable to not get re-used. Lower Manhattan land is a finite and in-demand resource. Besides, as much as I appreciate monuments and preserving history, there is something to be said for picking up the pieces and respectfully soldering on. That site shouldn't be a graveyard--it can become a living, working testament to New York and its people.
2010-07-14, 4:28 PM #102
So you're saying we should wire up electronics on the site.
Warhead[97]
2010-07-14, 6:09 PM #103
I think I agree with wuss on this one. Yeah, build a memorial by all means, but don't just leave it a graveyard.
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2010-07-14, 6:52 PM #104
Originally posted by Wookie06:
I'm confused. Was Ronald McDonald on one of those airplanes because there sure seems to be a lot of intolerance towards McDonald's being located too close to ground zero.

Ronald McDonald killed my mom and raped my dog.
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2010-07-14, 7:07 PM #105
Well, at least he got that one right.
"I would rather claim to be an uneducated man than be mal-educated and claim to be otherwise." - Wookie 03:16

2010-07-14, 8:03 PM #106
Isn't ronald mcdonald a pedaphile demon that hunts down children and after brutally raping them he consumes them?
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2010-07-14, 9:49 PM #107
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2010-07-14, 10:28 PM #108
Originally posted by Wookie06:
I'm confused. Was Ronald McDonald on one of those airplanes because there sure seems to be a lot of intolerance towards McDonald's being located too close to ground zero.


The perpetrators of the 9/11 attacks are said to have eaten at a McDonald's the night before the attack. Some say that's what put them over the edge.

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2010-07-14, 10:47 PM #109
In that case they also need to make sure no strip clubs are erected near the site.
"I would rather claim to be an uneducated man than be mal-educated and claim to be otherwise." - Wookie 03:16

2010-07-15, 11:35 PM #110
If you think the waiters are rude, you should see the manager.
2010-07-16, 3:22 AM #111
This could be a blast.
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2010-07-16, 4:19 AM #112
Okay, don't build it at 'ground zero'.

Oh, you already aren't?

Idiots.


On the other hand, the guy in charge of the group building it is also a douche for other reasons.
2010-07-16, 7:44 AM #113
I'm pretty sure I don't live under a rock, but Massassi is honestly the only place I've heard about this. The boat at ground zero is getting more attention.
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2010-07-16, 7:45 AM #114
That's partly because CBS (And other networks?) have refused to air that anti-mosque add.
2010-07-16, 7:59 AM #115
Oh well thats good! Also I should note that the part of the city the mosque is going to be isn't a high traffic area for tourists... or even regular people. It's the financial district... AND SUITS SUCK AMIRITE
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