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Is There Another Story Behind the Ground Zero Mosque?

Is There Another Story Behind the Ground Zero Mosque?

I find this to be an interesting story, and from the beginning I knew there was something else going on aside from just a so-called community center going in near ground zero.

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Follow the Shariah Index Project to solve the puzzle of the 6 mystery floors: We found two hidden websites with  copiously deleted information, all about the Imam’s Cordoba Institute Shariah Index Project.  For reference, here’s the Imam’s most recent hidden website (also available here as a pdf).  And here’s the Imam’s earlierhidden website (also available here as a pdf).  The information on those websites – information that the Imam tried to hide with a new whitewashed version – suggests that the six mystery floors of the Ground Zero Mosque will be dedicated to the Imam’s long-term goal: the Shariah Index Project, designed to benchmark Shariah compliance, to distribute Shariah propaganda, and to enforce Shariah law in America and worldwide.

Drawing from those hidden webpages and other sites, we’ve constructed a timeline for the Shariah Index Project and a partial list of Rauf’s partners in the Project.  In Part 2, we’ll reveal the disturbing background and views of those partners.  And in Part 3, we’ll present the bottom line – how this all ties together as a historic Islamist effort to market and to enforce Shariah in America, starting from Ground Zero.

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As usual we have to rely on bloggers to investigate.  The mainstream media is too busy labeling everyone has racists to help support their democrat allies.

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Reply #101 Top

Lula, WOW, I've never Previously read comments on a JU article that refereed so much to a blogger that wasn't even actively making comments in the particular thread! Congratulations! You must have gotten under someones skin so badly, that you occupy their thoughts enough for an" honorable mention" in their writings. You are making an impact, it doesn't matter if they believe it's good or bad, as they care enough to mention you by name.
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Oh, she busted him up bad!  He was blithering worse on that thread than he is here.  I guess he is still trying to get back at her for shaming him so badly, but instead he is just repeating his mistakes from there.  As Humbordt says, it is he that is trying to pit anyone against everyone.  He is definitely borderline criminally insane.

I guess when he got tired of being beaten up by you, he decided to lash out at everyone else, looking for an easy target to bully to assuage his beat down you gave him.  Sadly, he has learned nothing.

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learned nothing.
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I understand what your saying DG, one just has to read to do that. However my comment, you quoted, above was strictly for Lula's consumption and secondly anyone so inclined to read it and understand it was for Lula (I believe you fall into this category) as an observation from my point of view. Anyone offended can, well just be offended, as I didn't call anyone out by name, and certainly provided no content that isn't visible on this thread available to all readers.

I know on occasion I have a difference of opinion with Lula, but she has never disparaged me for my beliefs and she argues her position pretty well (of course you don't see me hanging out on the religious threads, I'm here because this is not a religious issue in my opinion). I hardly would consider her an easy target. I believe some here think it is easy to attack someones belief system. Yet they don't realize when they do they are exposing their own little by little. and it doesn't even have to be religious. Luckily for, for the most part, the regulars here are relatively non-aggressive (until provoked) and don't use that knowledge to ridicule every chance they get.

The purpose is to debate, or at least provide enough insight to question the status quo, or even build a consensus . The funny thing is I don't see a single position changing from the first comments by all concerned parties. I'm not bothered if someone disagrees with my position, just so it doesn't devolve, I can (and did) go there if so inclined, but that's not my nature. I am amused when one argues the rights of some in one breath and labels and demeans others in another breath. At least do it in a separate article, for those with poor memories. I'll try to remember some are still developing their worldview, often through a narrow or selective view. I actually enjoy hearing opposing views, some just do it better than others.

And besides I told Jafo I'd play nice! ;)

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above was strictly for Lula's consumption
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Sorry I "intruded".  For the record, the thread they got tangled up in (that precipitated his jihad against her) was about Phyllis Schlaffly.  I enjoyed seeing her basically do a "rope-a-dope" on him.

And besides I told Jafo I'd play nice!
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Well, we must keep Jafo happy. ;)

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Sorry I "intruded".
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No need for that, read the second half of that sentance. It would only apply to anyone that didn't care for what I had to say to Lula and I know you understood and were not offended by my comment as such. It just doesn't sound as intended in my comment. ;)

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Humbordt... there is no place for rationality for some.
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I know. Am I really hoping to convince everybody's favorite anger-issues guy of anything? No. But it's a fun little distraction. It's been slow at work.

And Dan, when I call you an anger-issues guy, I mean it the nicest possible way. ;)  

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Reply #106 Top

ry living in the real one and then showing us all the links to where any of these things have been done. And better yet, how anyone here (or at the LGF rally) is a member of a local zoning board or for that matter congress.
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I already provided you a link to one individual who was calling for a nationwide moratorium on the building of mosques. 

 

Not when that was raised. You made that statement independent of the Texas GOP, and in the middle of the Mosque issue.
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No.  That's simply incorrect. 

 

Ok, pull any part of that video (out of context even) and show us the violence.
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LOL Ok Dg.  Keep telling yourself that.  Sure they called him a coward and surrounded him and wanted to fight him, sure they surrounded him again to say "allah is a pig", sure----but it was 'peaceful'.  What planet do you live on? 

 

And why was it? Hmm? Have you forgotten?
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I remember why.  Because he was a racist...in the tea party which has no racists.  Right? 

 

The beauty and ugliness of the Catholic Church is its nature not to change with the whims of society.
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There is no nuance.
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But it cannot be changed by each individual.
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All totally untrue.  Again the words of simple people. 

Your ignorance is only surpassed by your mental derangement in still thinking this is your universe. You took a statement of mine and decided to be stupid about it. If you want to think my cousin is the pope, that just adds to your delusion.
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You didn't answer the question:  Do you feel that Vatican II was part of the liberal agenda?

 

Show me where I am scared?
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Well that's why do don't want the mosque built, right?  Because you're afraid of the Sheria law? 

Elitist/Elitism - the consciousness of being or belonging to an elite group. Elitism/Elitist is the belief or attitude that those individuals who are considered members of the elite
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Look:  it's not a coincidence that the most dogmatic religious fundamentalists are amongst the poorest and least educated.  That's universal.  Look at countries where fundamentalists islam has taken over.  Look at the areas with high concentrations of fundamentalist christians.  Look at the inner cities where NOI does well.

These things aren't coincidental and it's not random.  

So if by elitism, you mean I ignore hayseeds and illiterates - fine.  As well I should.  I recommend you do the same as well. 

 

You are making huge assumptions about me here. I'm not a religious person.
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I'm not making any assumptions.  You've apologized for Christian violence but seem to hold up for Muslim violence. If you're going to beef with Muslim folks because they've killed people - you have to hold Christians to the same standard. You can't express a difference when they are, in fact, the same.  

 

I consider it an affront to my freedom when a bunch of morons wearing buttless chaps and rainbow wigs are blocking traffic and screaming about how I have to think of them as normal.
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So that is an affront to your freedom?  How?  Tell me how. 

Fascinating that you don't consider people making religious based laws a problem for freedom an issue. 

 

 

 

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wow.  Just wow.  What an interesting conversation.  Wish I had seen this earlier. 

when a Christian commits a murder he does so against his religion, and when a Muslim living by Sharia commits an "honor killing," he does so according to his religion. It is not the same thing.
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and this is well said.  When a Christian bombs an abortion clinic or protests at a funeral it's met with vehement disagreement from the mainline Christian community. Many Christian leaders speak out against it.   A true Christian follows Christ and he said himself we will be known by our love for our neighbor regardless of religious affiliation.  The Good Samaritan was only one of his many well known examples. 

When a Muslim bombs anything or kills anyone we hear nothing from the Muslim clerics.  There is no outrage.  They are following their leaders before them in the understanding that the general rule is that everyone living outside the Muslim faith is an infidel and worthy of death. 

What I find interesting and haven't seen mentioned here is the fact that Imam Rauf is spearheading this project in NY by traveling the Mideast on a State Dept mission as a symbol of American religious freedom.  Many believe he is using the taxpayer-funded trip to raise money and rally support in the Muslim world for this Mosque. 

Even Franklin Graham was quoted as saying;

"I think there is no place for this.  Can you imagine if the State Dept paid to send me on a trip anywhere?  The separation of church and state, the critics whould have been howling."

So I have to ask why is the separation of church and state only used for the Christians and not for the Muslims especially since this country was founded on Judeo-Christian values in the first place? 

I also heard on the radio this week there is talk about taking some of the Christian holidays off the school calendar and replacing them with Muslim ones because to just add Muslim holidays will only lengthen the school year. 

How long is it going to be before the Muslim population is the majority here?  In Europe they're saying by 2020 many of the European states will have a Muslim majority. 

Only then will the Christians not look so bad.  Sort of like George Bush saying today "do you miss me now?" 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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You've apologized for Christian violence
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When?

So that is an affront to your freedom? How? Tell me how.
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Read the part where I said "blocking traffic." People should be free to drive across town.  If they (and  protesters of any stripe, I'm not singling out gays here) want to keep their group tantrum out of the way, then fine.

Fascinating that you don't consider people making religious based laws a problem for freedom an issue.
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Depends on the law, I guess. I don't have a problem with the law based on the religious principal of "Thou shalt not kill", for instance, even though it means you're not free to murder other people. If encroaches on a more harmless freedom, then yes, I'm against it. But since I'm not really against gay marriage, but on the other hand I just can't bring myself to take the side of a bunch of obnoxious children, I stay out of that particular fray. Is my reasoning petty?  Maybe it is. Sue me. (But at least my reasoning isn't religious, right?) There are a lot of people like me out there (and some of them are gay--there are many, many reasonable gay people who are quite embarrassed by the behavior of the "We're here, we're queer" crowd).

If you want me on your side, your first step would be to get the hell out of my face. Watch the Home Design shows. If that was the main way gays portrayed themselves to the world, you'd have your gay marriage already.

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No. That's simply incorrect.
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Liar

I already provided you a link to one individual who was calling for a nationwide moratorium on the building of mosques.
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non-Sequitur.  I can provide a link to Bozo the clown, it still does not address the issue, now does it?

LOL Ok Dg. Keep telling yourself that.
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I am not telling myself anything.  You are simply lying and hoping no one will actually watch the video to see your lie.

I remember why. Because he was a racist...in the tea party which has no racists. Right?
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No, because he made a joke about Obama.  A pretty good one, but sadly non-PC.  You are the only racist in that discussion.

All totally untrue. Again the words of simple people.
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Liar.  You are deranged, or as the others have indicated, suffering from SS.  And you are really ignorant of your supposed faith.

You didn't answer the question: Do you feel that Vatican II was part of the liberal agenda?
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I believe I did, shall I restate the obvious to everyone but you?

The beauty and ugliness of the Catholic Church is its nature not to change with the whims of society.
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That you do not understand Vatican II or your professed religion is your problem (one of many).

Well that's why do don't want the mosque built, right? Because you're afraid of the Sheria law?
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Another Lie {YAWN}  You did get tiring.  Please go back and re-read my posts and then quote my position on the Mosque.  Until then, all you are doing is lying.

Look: it's not a coincidence
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Yes, you do not have one, nor understand it.

I'm not making any assumptions.
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All you have made are assumptions that s why you cannot quote anything in context, cannot understand a video, and cannot provide any links to back up any of your supposed facts.  You have stated none, just assumptions, lies and ignorance.

Fascinating that you don't consider people making religious based laws a problem for freedom an issue.
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Perfect illustration of the above - now prove it.  Link to the laws that have denied you any freedoms.  of course you never will, because you have no facts, just lies.

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So if by elitism, you mean I ignore hayseeds and illiterates - fine. As well I should. I recommend you do the same as well.
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:rofl:  :rofl: :rofl:

"Let them eat cake."

Gotta admire that liberal love for the common folk, it's so touching!

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One shouldn't be so quick to "ignore" their  base.
 
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One shouldn't be so quick to "ignore" their base.
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You do not have to be a simpleton or an egotistical moron with superiority syndrome to realize the only people that are defending Obama are the brain dead.  After all, look at who is current supporters are - buh-buh-Biden (who if he had 2 brain cells they would collide and self destruct) and Pelosi - the real power behind the thrown!  No one else capable of stating their name is defending him at this time.

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When a Christian bombs an abortion clinic or protests at a funeral it's met with vehement disagreement from the mainline Christian community
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Great!  But it doesn't make it any more compatible with modern living in the United States.  It's still violence.  They're the exact, same thing. You think the victims of a clinic bombing give a shit whether jeebus sanctioned them getting blown up?  Hell no.  They just care that some jesus kook tried to kill them. 

 

When?
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You continuously refuse to equate Christian violence with Muslim violence.  You apply a double standard - where one gets by with a wink and the other does not. 

 

Read the part where I said "blocking traffic." People should be free to drive across town.
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LOL.  So, blocking traffic is an affront to your freedom.  Shoving religious values down your through  ---- ok ok ---provided that they're christian religious values ---- doesn't bother you. 

Depends on the law, I guess. I don't have a problem with the law based on the religious principal of "Thou shalt not kill", for instance, even though it means you're not free to murder other people.
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Right.  Because the only reason we have laws against murder is because Jeebus says so.  

 

Liar
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Nop. 

 

non-Sequitur. I can provide a link to Bozo the clown, it still does not address the issue, now does it?
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Nop.  You asked for links.  I gave you links.  To exactly what we were discussing. 

 

LOL Ok Dg. Keep telling yourself that. I am not telling myself anything.
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Again, maybe it's an issue of upbringing.  If you don't see anything violent in that video, you're absolutely out of your mind. 

 

That you do not understand Vatican II or your professed religion is your problem (one of many).
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LOL.  DG:  you're not the pope.  You don't decide who understands Catholicism.  And again, I've got quite a bit more exposure than you to the issue. 

 

Another Lie
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Nop.  You're just changing your story. 

 

Yes, you do not have one, nor understand it.
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Wrong.  How do you explain it DG? 

 

Perfect illustration of the above - now prove it. Link to the laws that have denied you any freedoms.
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Prop 8.  Move on. 

 

Gotta admire that liberal love for the common folk, it's so touching!
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Well what do you want Nitro?  They're hayseeds. Why else would they stick to the fervent beliefs in a 2000 year old irrational belief system? 

 

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They're the exact, same thing.
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The violence is, as everybody repeatedly agrees. Christianity and Sharia are quite different. That is the argument. The proof of that is that no one has killed you. Rolled their eyes at you, yes. Killed you, no.

Like I said, you don't even believe it.

You continuously refuse to equate Christian violence with Muslim violence.
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So every time I agreed that no degree of violence is acceptable, I was actually apologizing for christian violence. Every time I asserted that what those particular Christians did was wrong, and was a crime, I was actually saying it was okay. Gotcha.

One more time, Dan. Christians kill despite their religion, Sharia Muslims kill because of their religion. That is the difference. I could easily say you're apologizing for Muslim violence, and would be just as right.

LOL. So, blocking traffic is an affront to your freedom.
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Technically, yes it is. Am I being serious here? A little. Not entirely. Come on, Dan, we're arguing on the internet. We're not changing the world here--I'm amusing myself, and you're unleashing your deep hatred for all things not totally in agreement with you. How seriously do want me to take this?

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Nop. You asked for links. I gave you links. To exactly what we were discussing.
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I guess all you know are links to clowns since you have given no links to back up anything you say.  Are you really bee pee under another name?  You are acting just like him.  Perhaps it is just a symptom of the malady called liberalism.

BTW:  The word is No, Nope.  Nop mean no operation - as in you have no clue.

Again, maybe it's an issue of upbringing. If you don't see anything violent in that video, you're absolutely out of your mind.
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Note to the clueless - THERE IS NO VIOLENCE IN THAT VIDEO. Period.  if there was, anyone could see  it, yet the only violence that has been seen is by the liberal NYDan" that stabbed the cabbie.

LOL. DG: you're not the pope. You don't decide who understands Catholicism. And again, I've got quite a bit more exposure than you to the issue.
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I am not Euclid either, but I can say who understands Euclidean geometry - BECAUSE I DO UNDERSTAND IT.  You do not have to be Catholic to understand Catholicism, and I dare say that most people understand it better than you, catholic or not.

Nop. You're just changing your story.
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Another lie - My story has stayed the same while yours is waffling worse than a carnival snack stand.

Prop 8. Move on.
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Liar - How did that take away any of YOUR rights.  And I will even let you include ANYONE's rights.

Well what do you want Nitro? They're hayseeds. Why else would they stick to the fervent beliefs in a 2000 year old irrational belief system?
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Yes, the arrogant egotists who is so stupid, he does not realize that his condescending and ignorant trash talk is not winning friends, just antagonizing potential allies.  I am surprised you can fit that head through any door way.  It being empty only means it is easier to carry.

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Technically, yes it is. Am I being serious here? A little. Not entirely. Come on, Dan, we're arguing on the internet. We're not changing the world here--I'm amusing myself, and you're unleashing your deep hatred for all things not totally in agreement with you. How seriously do want me to take this?
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you can be dead serious.  You have the RIGHT to move about the country as you see fit.  It is part of the right of freedom.  By denying you that right, they are taking away your freedom.  Dan is just dead wrong.  I wonder if he would think it is "right" to be denied the ability to get out of his house - for no crimes committed.  That would be ok, right Dan?  Just nail his feet to the floor and he should be happy as a pig in slop.

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Quoting Humbordt, reply 113


LOL. So, blocking traffic is an affront to your freedom.
Technically, yes it is. Am I being serious here? A little. Not entirely. Come on, Dan, we're arguing on the internet. We're not changing the world here--I'm amusing myself, and you're unleashing your deep hatred for all things not totally in agreement with you. How seriously do want me to take this?
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Humbordt, you mean I can agrue for something that I am totally against and no one will know!  Also, some people may feel that they are changing the world by changing one person's view.   Heck, with one less person that only leaves 6,864,826,224 more to go. 

Yet, for some to change their views there does need to be some rational and logic.

Quoting dan_l, reply 112


Depends on the law, I guess. I don't have a problem with the law based on the religious principal of "Thou shalt not kill", for instance, even though it means you're not free to murder other people.
Right.  Because the only reason we have laws against murder is because Jeebus says so.  

 
Well what do you want Nitro?  They're hayseeds. Why else would they stick to the fervent beliefs in a 2000 year old irrational belief system? 

 
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How then shall we live?  I don't know who this 'Jeebus' is, yet how do you feel people should live?  Also, age of a belief system doesn't necessary make it irrational.  You have a belief system and there is faith involved whether you're atheist or agnoistic.  Since, you're not an advocate for 'Jeebus', what is your belief system?

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Well what do you want Nitro? They're hayseeds. Why else would they stick to the fervent beliefs in a 2000 year old irrational belief system?
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Ever talk to a farmer Dan? You put a broad label on a large group. Especially many that produce your food supply. Just curious was that group of Muslims that Obama spoke to last week just a bunch of hayseeds (or date seeds) as well? After all they stick to "their fervent belief" in Allah. Is that an old irrational belief system too? You seem to be here to defend it. Now if that is not the case, or you feel the same about all religions, fine. It would be a simple thing to state and move on.

The other underlying issue (and I believe it is the main one here) is the one about is it insensitive to build a mosque, or community center with a mosque in it, so close to ground zero. You're either for it or not, from a legal or moral viewpoint. As far a religion, I find it interesting to hear someone so opposed to an idea, defend such a similar one so vigorously. Or is it you just don't like Christianity and everything else is fine? You can say it, there won't be a knock on your door, and you just might clear up the reason for the stand you are making.

 

New development apparently the landowner of the site of the proposed "community center" was a mear waiter 8 short years ago. If I ever heard a ringing endorsement for the Bush years it was this, where a man can go from rags to riches so quickly. Seems this administration is taking that idea in reverse. Anyway, this guy seems to be tight lipped about the money he purchased this and other properties with. Must be some big tippers in NYC. Stay tuned.

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You continuously refuse to equate Christian violence with Muslim violence. You apply a double standard - where one gets by with a wink and the other does not.
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you can't equate them.  A "Christian" (so called) is doing it AGAINST their leader's wishes and against  fellow believers.  A Muslim is doing it with many blessings from their leaders and generally with help from their fellow worshippers.  There's is no equation. It's the exact opposite (which is how Satan influences people to go) of the Christian faith.    When you have full support and comraderie, from your leaders and friends behind you, there's going to be a lot more killing from that side than from the side where  any type of violence is strongly discouraged. 

Agan... a "Christian" (So called) is doing this by himself, a lone ranger so to speak going AGAINST the faith.  A Muslim has pals and clerics who help him kill as many with one shot as they possibly can with no thought to their own life in the process.  It doesn't go against their faith,  In fact, it's applauded. 

No equation at all. 

 

 

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Ever talk to a farmer Dan? You put a broad label on a large group. Especially many that produce your food supply. Just curious was that group of Muslims that Obama spoke to last week just a bunch of hayseeds (or date seeds) as well? After all they stick to "their fervent belief" in Allah. Is that an old irrational belief system too? You seem to be here to defend it. Now if that is not the case, or you feel the same about all religions, fine. It would be a simple thing to state and move on.
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I really can't fault him too much.  After all - it is what Obama said about the average American.  The one that goes to work 5 9or more) days a week and produces the greatness of this country.  It is not the Metro-sexuals of the big cities.

I guess Dan's major short coming is that he is just too egotistical to even see his ignorance.  He has a strong sense of self worth that is not born out by his poor writing or communication skills.  He accuses me of being the Pope when I am not the one re-writing the tenets of the Catholic Church.

you can't equate them. A "Christian" (so called) is doing it AGAINST their leader's wishes and against fellow believers. A Muslim is doing it with many blessings from their leaders and generally with help from their fellow worshipers.
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That is the 3rd time that point has been made by (I believe) 3 different posters.  Yet he continues to not understand it.  I do not think repeating it ad infinitum is going to help him understand it. 

but more importantly, I would ask why he is here instead of demonstrating outside his house.  After all, the Muslims only wanted to tear down an old Hot Dog stand Chicago, not build a mosque next to HIS house.

 

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you can be dead serious. You have the RIGHT to move about the country as you see fit. It is part of the right of freedom. By denying you that right, they are taking away your freedom.
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That's the point I was making (that no degree is acceptable--I seem to recall somebody saying that), but I really can't honestly say I get all that indignant when things like that happen.

Humbordt, you mean I can agrue for something that I am totally against and no one will know! Also, some people may feel that they are changing the world by changing one person's view. Heck, with one less person that only leaves 6,864,826,224 more to go.
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I'm not arguing something I'm totally against (although, yes, you can do that), I'm just not as passionate about it as I may have let on. It causes me more eye-rolling than righteous anger.

And Dan's not trying to change anybody's mind, he's lashing out (if he is trying to change minds, he's going about it in a highly questionable manner). And I don't believe I could change his mind even if I wanted to. He's not here to exchange ideas, he's here to scream in people's face. I'll play with him for as long as I feel like doing it, but nothing I (or anybody else) has to say is going to change him. He'll either let go of all that hate one day or he won't.

And Dan, I realize I'm talking behind your back here (well, sorta-kinda), but I still love ya, man!

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That is the 3rd time that point has been made by (I believe) 3 different posters. Yet he continues to not understand it. I do not think repeating it ad infinitum is going to help him understand it.
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well I think this is the second time I've said it only changing it up a bit thinking maybe he'd finally get it if I said it a diff way.  I don't know why because I'm usually not that optimistic when it comes to humanistic thinking. 

 

 

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And Dan's not trying to change anybody's mind, he's lashing out
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Good point - but then that seems to be the modus operandi of most liberals.

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If it is true that the mosque near Ground Zero is to promote tolerance,
I suggest that a gay nightclub be opened next door to the mosque.
 
Two names suggested are:
"The Turban Cowboy", and "You Mecca Me Hot".
 
On the other side they should open a butcher shop that specializes in pork!
And across the street a store that sells and displays bikinis or ladies lingerie on manikins...or live models.

 

Well.... so much for the modus operandi of this BHL GrandDoc. :)

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Quoting DrJBHL, reply 123
If it is true that the mosque near Ground Zero is to promote tolerance,
I suggest that a gay nightclub be opened next door to the mosque.
 
Two names suggested are:
"The Turban Cowboy", and "You Mecca Me Hot".
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I have heard that suggested (and many more names for the club). :grin:

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You're serious? You're really concerned that the they're just going to start killing non-believers.
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Oh, that's right... they've never done that before.  Silly me.