Bloomberg on the proposed Muslim community center

Winky

Well-Known Member
NYC ground zero Mosque funded by Iran

Once again supposedly intelligent people arguing a moot point.
Islam by its very nature is a set of beliefs wholly at odds with
western civilization and any form of democratic republic self
governance. But hey wtf who cares we are in a headlong race
to remake our country into a new Soviet Socialist Republic
so who cares about the Caliphate?

At least the CCCP had nukes pointed at us and could field
a credible conventional military force. A few truck bombs
exploding in your neighborhood occasionally would be minor
inconvenience unless one of them contained a nuclear weapon.

Looks like the crucial date for the fueling of the Iranian weapons
production reactor by the Russians will pass without any Israeli action.

Oy gevalt
 

spike

New Member
yeah, sure he did

Sure, and Fred Phelps speaks for all christians.

and They still say that if any people call themselves
Muslim, and aren't down with it, they are infidels, not TRUE Muslims.

A few may say that. But again, they don't speak for all or most muslims. This is simple fact that you're not getting cat.
 

spike

New Member
The Hallowed Ground Near the 'Ground Zero Mosque'
Sarah Palin objects to the proposed Park51 community center—aka the "Ground Zero Mosque"—because the area around the former Twin Towers site is "hallowed ground." What else is on that "hallowed ground"? A strip club and McDonald's.

The mainstream criticism of the Park51 project—located about two blocks from the World Trade Center site—has been that it's "too close" to Ground Zero. This might be a valid objection, if the entire area had been closed off and turned into a shrine, and only buildings that were properly reverent to the memory of 9/11 were allowed, and everyone who worked in Lower Manhattan was in constant mourning.

But that's not the case. Blogger Daryl Lang, who works in the area, went out and took some photographs of buildings and locations that are the same distance from the World Trade Center site as the Park51 center will be. Among his findings? An Off Track Betting parlor, a Burger King, and a Vitamin Shoppe. (What better way to pay respect to the victims of 9/11 than to play the ponies and purchase some fish oil supplements?)

"Look at the photos," he writes.

This neighborhood is not hallowed. The people who live and work here are not obsessed with 9/11. The blocks around Ground Zero are like every other hard-working neighborhood in New York, where Muslims are just another thread of the city fabric.

http://gawker.com/5614428/the-hallowed-ground-near-the-ground-zero-mosque/gallery/
 

catocom

Well-Known Member
Sure, and Fred Phelps speaks for all christians.



A few may say that. But again, they don't speak for all or most muslims. This is simple fact that you're not getting cat.

who is fred phelps?
a wiki didn't find anything on my search

It is you who are not getting it.
I'm using the assumed perspective Of BinLaden, according to what he's said.
If you are not on board with him, and the Taliban, you aren't devout enough to be called muslim.

Do you support Hamas?
 

Winky

Well-Known Member
NYC ground zero Mosque funded by Hamas

Do you support Hamas?

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Good one Cat ;)
 

spike

New Member
who is fred phelps?
a wiki didn't find anything on my search

Here ya go
http://tinyurl.com/nq4md2

It is you who are not getting it.
I'm using the assumed perspective Of BinLaden, according to what he's said.
If you are not on board with him, and the Taliban, you aren't devout enough to be called muslim.

Oh you're saying if he says it it must be true? That would be like if Phelps said if you're not down with his agenda you're not devout enough to be called christian.

It doesn't fucking matter what they say. They do not speak for the group.

Do you support Hamas?

I don't support Hamas or Israel. But what the fuck does that have to do with anything? Just trolling? I thought you were better than that.
 

catocom

Well-Known Member
oh, westboro again.
They are plants man. Haven't you figured that out?
I guess that's why the left always points to them.

trolling? no (I profile, remember?)
I just wanted clarification on that, as ...all these years, and I still wasn't clear on your position,
and it is mildly related.
 

spike

New Member
oh, westboro again.
They are plants man.

Link to evidence they are plants? Perhaps Bin Laden is just a plant too.

Regardless there are plenty of nutcases in all religions that would like to speak for the whole religion but they don't.
 

catocom

Well-Known Member
regardless even, of if they are plants or not, they haven't Killed people like
BinLaden, and some other so-called Muslim groups.

BTW, just because there isn't a web link on something doesn't qualify it as true or not.
I don't know if there's a link or not, I haven't looked. Be my guest.
 

ResearchMonkey

Well-Known Member
I'd wager you completely made that up and have no evidence to support it.
Oh thats right, you deemed-it-our-of-your-ass so it must be true.

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Oh noez! Better stop those church bells too,
The sound of Church bells isn't what inspired a bunch of Muslims to babble Allah hu Akabar as they flew civilian aircraft into civilian targets on Manhattan.

No, it was the action of people who planned the attack in Mosques. It was and still is Mosque that are central in planning and participating in terrorist activity.

You can say you don't believe it and demand a link, but Its true and you know it.

I'm impressed at just how much you hate my nation and our American values.
.
 

spike

New Member
Oh thats right, you deemed-it-our-of-your-ass so it must be true.

No, I noticed that cat had supplied no evidence to back up his claim.

The sound of Church bells isn't what inspired a bunch of Muslims to babble Allah hu Akabar as they flew civilian aircraft into civilian targets on Manhattan.

Doesn't matter. Do you have some evidence that it was a call to prayer that inspired them? That wouldn't matter either.

Most muslims are not extremists.

No, it was the action of people who planned the attack in Mosques. It was and still is Mosque that are central in planning and participating in terrorist activity.

Maye in some mosques. How is it you are unable to make this distinction? You're just prone to irrational generalizations?

I'm impressed at just how much you hate my nation and our American values.
.

You hate my nation and our American values. Freedom of religion was one of the founding values after all and you hate it.

Why do you want to change one of the fundamental values of my country?
 

spike

New Member
If you had anything at all indicating that Phelps is a plant it would be a start.

If RM had anything at all indicating that a population twice the size of the US repects bin Laden that would be considered evidence as well.

So far nothing though.
 

catocom

Well-Known Member
If you had anything at all indicating that Phelps is a plant it would be a start.

If RM had anything at all indicating that a population twice the size of the US repects bin Laden that would be considered evidence as well.

So far nothing though.

So, if I put up a web page, and it says Phelps is a plant, and link here to it,
that will satisfy you?
If not, be more specific.
 

MrBishop

Well-Known Member
So, if I put up a web page, and it says Phelps is a plant, and link here to it,
that will satisfy you?
If not, be more specific.

Legitimacy
Because of his outlandish behavior and activism, some have speculated whether Phelps might be an elaborate prankster or agent provocateur. Such speculation has come from across the spectrum, both from liberals who find him to be too much of a caricature of their arguments regarding the religious right and conservatives who believe he must be consciously trying to discredit social conservatives [30]:

The group is so outrageous that some among the extreme-right have speculated that Phelps is a plant aimed at giving the anti-gay movement a bad name, said Mark Potok, the director of the intelligence project at the Southern Poverty Law Center which tracks hate crimes.

Conservative author Keith R. Wood made this suggestion in a column in 2004, and it has been repeated elsewhere since then. Such claims, however, have been contradicted by testimony given by Phelps' estranged children who have argued their father's beliefs are very real.

http://www.associatepublisher.com/e/f/fr/fred_phelps.htm
 

ResearchMonkey

Well-Known Member
I think Phelps is simply insane, incapable of understanding anything that others have to say.Focusing on only what he want to say, his message. Hell bent that his ideas are the only facts regardless of the truth. Phelps and Spike share these same cognitive traits.
 
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