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LaSalleAve when in doubt, mumble

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that is true, people tend to forget that one of the main reasons people fled to this country was to escape religious persecution.

LaSalleAve, Jul 23, 2010

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we care about sybolism but not subtance. this is on the favorite sayings of fat rush limbaugh. he is right.

we care if a homeless man keeps a piece of cloth from getting wet (which dosent hurt it), but we condemn the freedom ti display our religious affiliations wherever we want, the reality that is represented by the symbolism of the flag.

this is like if had a mock battlefield with little soldiers and you cared more about blowing them up than the actual soldiers in battle.

martin, Jul 23, 2010

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Ahab the Arab said: ↑

Not only do I not agree with the building of the 9/11 Mega Mosque apparently to memorialize the 9/11 terrorist attacks in infamy, but I also don’t believe that Islam should be accorded protection under the first amendment.

I mean Islam in stark contrast to faith-based religions is a religion of submission, where the freedom of conscience, one of the hallmarks of being an American, is forbidden. In fact, the word Islam in Arabic means: to submit, and the word Muslim in Arabic means: one who submits.

Moreover, because Islam is a religion of submission as opposed to faith-based religions, a Muslim, unlike adherents of faith-based religions, can’t pick and choose what it is he or she will adhere to and what it is he or she will reject, as in Islam that is called shirk, and shirk in Islam is punished under the pain of death. Likewise, once a Muslim always a Muslim, as again unlike with faith-based religions, a Muslim can’t decide to leave Islam, because that is also punished by death. Indeed, people who assume that Islam is like other religious faiths and that Muslims are like other faith-based adherents are making a very naïve mistake.

Therefore, because Islam is a religion of submission that forbids the freedom of conscience as opposed to faith-based religions, I don’t believe it should be accorded the same protections as faith-based religions under the first amendment of the constitution. Not only that but I’m damn sure it wasn’t the intention of the founders to protect a religion of submission that forbids the freedom of conscience.

Furthermore, on top of being a religion of submission in stark contrast to faith-based religions, Islam is also a very radical form of totalitarianism that seeks world domination. Hence, where in the first amendment is protection accorded to a radical form of totalitarianism? Nowhere!

Thus, Islam is not protected under the first amendment of the constitution because it is a religion of submission that forbids the freedom of conscience and also because it is a very radical form of totalitarianism that seeks world domination, and therefore it should be outlawed because the constitution isn’t a suicide pact.
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None of that gibberish makes any sense. Why do you hate freedom so much?

LSUsupaFan, Jul 23, 2010

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Ahab the Arab said: ↑

Not only do I not agree with the building of the 9/11 Mega Mosque apparently to memorialize the 9/11 terrorist attacks in infamy, but I also don’t believe that Islam should be accorded protection under the first amendment.

I mean Islam in stark contrast to faith-based religions is a religion of submission, where the freedom of conscience, one of the hallmarks of being an American, is forbidden. In fact, the word Islam in Arabic means: to submit, and the word Muslim in Arabic means: one who submits.

Moreover, because Islam is a religion of submission as opposed to faith-based religions, a Muslim, unlike adherents of faith-based religions, can’t pick and choose what it is he or she will adhere to and what it is he or she will reject, as in Islam that is called shirk, and shirk in Islam is punished under the pain of death. Likewise, once a Muslim always a Muslim, as again unlike with faith-based religions, a Muslim can’t decide to leave Islam, because that is also punished by death. Indeed, people who assume that Islam is like other religious faiths and that Muslims are like other faith-based adherents are making a very naïve mistake.

Therefore, because Islam is a religion of submission that forbids the freedom of conscience as opposed to faith-based religions, I don’t believe it should be accorded the same protections as faith-based religions under the first amendment of the constitution. Not only that but I’m damn sure it wasn’t the intention of the founders to protect a religion of submission that forbids the freedom of conscience.

Furthermore, on top of being a religion of submission in stark contrast to faith-based religions, Islam is also a very radical form of totalitarianism that seeks world domination. Hence, where in the first amendment is protection accorded to a radical form of totalitarianism? Nowhere!

Thus, Islam is not protected under the first amendment of the constitution because it is a religion of submission that forbids the freedom of conscience and also because it is a very radical form of totalitarianism that seeks world domination, and therefore it should be outlawed because the constitution isn’t a suicide pact.
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This is not even a good copy and paste job, you used to be better.

LSUMASTERMIND, Jul 23, 2010

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SyrTiger ooo yea thats hot

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I haven't read or listened to much of this. However if that date is truly when they intend to open it, well then don't complain when it's burned down the next day.

SyrTiger, Jul 23, 2010

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SyrTiger said: ↑

I haven't read or listened to much of this. However if that date is truly when they intend to open it, well then don't complain when it's burned down the next day.
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That's in remarkably poor taste.

On the following day, we should crash two drones painted in United Airlines colors into it. :911:

mctiger, Jul 23, 2010

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i support it. it shows the true beauty and strength of our great country.

gumborue, Jul 23, 2010

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BAY0U BENGAL said: ↑

You're the most tolerant "racist" I've ever met.:lol:
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islam isnt a race.

gumborue, Jul 23, 2010

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BAY0U BENGAL I'm a Chinese Bandit

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gumborue said: ↑

islam isnt a race.
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I'm glad you could pretend to not get my joke so you could slap me in the face. Thanks, buddy.:thumb:

BAY0U BENGAL, Jul 23, 2010

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BAY0U BENGAL said: ↑

I'm glad you could pretend to not get my joke so you could slap me in the face. Thanks, buddy.:thumb:
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it was such a good joke that i really wasnt pretending

gumborue, Jul 23, 2010

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