DWOC's International Burn a Koran Day

[MTK]

Originally Posted by firstdown

So this guy wants to burn some Koran's and all I see are people talking about how this will promote violence. They want to build a Mosque and no one talks about fear of violence. HMMMMM I wonder why that is.

Here's some violence for ya

The Associated Press: DOJ investigating at least 5 anti-Muslim acts

[Hog1]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Here's some violence for ya

The Associated Press: DOJ investigating at least 5 anti-Muslim acts

What's your point in posting this?

[MTK]

Originally Posted by Hog1

What's your point in posting this?

There's clearly been a backlash of violence surrounding the mosque controversy.

[Hog1]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

There's clearly been a backlash of violence surrounding the mosque controversy.

Got it.
I think you can probably look for more of it, and it's hard for me to believe that was not a consideration to those that contrived the notion to build it there. Kind of surprising.........

[DynamiteRave]

Originally Posted by firstdown

So this guy wants to burn some Koran's and all I see are people talking about how this will promote violence. They want to build a Mosque and no one talks about fear of violence. HMMMMM I wonder why that is.

Probably because the majority of Muslims are peaceful and denounce the those who practice radical forms of Islam like those who acted in 9/11.

I can't wait till people start burning the Bible again.

[BleedBurgundy]

Originally Posted by DynamiteRave

Probably because the majority of Muslims are peaceful and denounce the those who practice radical forms of Islam like those who acted in 9/11.

I can't wait till people start burning the Bible again.

They'll be denouncing a lot less once folks start burning the Quran.

[DynamiteRave]

Originally Posted by BleedBurgundy

They'll be denouncing a lot less once folks start burning the Quran.

Pretty much.

[firstdown]

[quote=DynamiteRave;729739]Probably because the majority of Muslims are peaceful and denounce the those who practice radical forms of Islam like those who acted in 9/11.

I can't wait till people start burning the Bible again.[/quote

Didn't know they stopped.

[DynamiteRave]

[quote=firstdown;729801]

Originally Posted by DynamiteRave

Probably because the majority of Muslims are peaceful and denounce the those who practice radical forms of Islam like those who acted in 9/11.

I can't wait till people start burning the Bible again.[/quote

Didn't know they stopped.

Oh oh, here's what I meant; I can't wait till people start publicly gathering people together to burn the Bible again in the name of Christianity being a bunch of horse poo because Christianity is a dangerous religion with dangerous people. There we go.

[firstdown]

[quote=DynamiteRave;729823]

Originally Posted by firstdown

Oh oh, here's what I meant; I can't wait till people start publicly gathering people together to burn the Bible again in the name of Christianity being a bunch of horse poo because Christianity is a dangerous religion with dangerous people. There we go.

Rave not sure why you think I would care because I have not been to church in 10 or so years. Last time i was asked if I wanted to go to heven I was in a bar and asked the guy to point her out.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by firstdown

So this guy wants to burn some Koran's and all I see are people talking about how this will promote violence. They want to build a Mosque and no one talks about fear of violence. HMMMMM I wonder why that is.

MAYBE because one is a non aggresive, standard approach to congregational worship, and the other is an aggresive and intolerant act of violence against a book which is considered sacred to millions + of non aggressive members of a recognized religious group? Maybe?

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

MAYBE because one is a non aggresive, standard approach to congregational worship, and the other is an aggresive and intolerant act of violence against a book which is considered sacred to millions + of non aggressive members of a recognized religious group? Maybe?

So we now have violence against books?

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by firstdown

So we now have violence against books?

No idea where you're going with this

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

No idea where you're going with this

Neither do I.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by firstdown

So we now have violence against books?

Nice leaving the sacred part out of your quote. Because it is a sacred text you are committing violence, or atleast sacrilege, in the eyes of those who hold to it's teachings.