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originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Gryphon66
I don't understand. My comments were on the nature of protest. To this specific protest, I didn't realize that you had to pick a side. I'm for all protest, not just the ones that I agree with.
originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: Vasa Croe
So it was important to protest the mosque of two terrorists ... but it's not important to protest because it doesn't mean anything?
Interesting
originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: Vasa Croe
Were there guns at the protests in May?
You know, the one's linked in the article at the Houston Chronicle?
originally posted by: Vasa Croe
Do you know the reason for this protest? It is because at the original PEACEFUL protest of Mohammed Cartoon drawing, 2 extremists from THIS VERY community center BROUGHT GUNS to kill people. I would say it is WELL within their rights to protest with guns here. It has already been shown that more than one extremist has come from this mosque/community center. Is it irrational to think there are others?
I would say it seems more like being cautious knowing extremists have come from this place and could be more armed inside.
originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: Vasa Croe
Yeah, you can't let it go that the protest in May had guns and that the OP referred to that as well. You have no evidence that there weren't guns at this protest as well. You have no evidence that there weren't guns at the 19 other locations either.
Nope, Fox News and the Houston Chronicle are just lying. You keep trying to dismiss the OP based on "agenda."
Your agenda is clear. You think the armed protests were important ... because who knows? There may be more of Them ...
Sure, I'll be glad to go back and quote you:
originally posted by: Vasa Croe
Do you know the reason for this protest? It is because at the original PEACEFUL protest of Mohammed Cartoon drawing, 2 extremists from THIS VERY community center BROUGHT GUNS to kill people. I would say it is WELL within their rights to protest with guns here. It has already been shown that more than one extremist has come from this mosque/community center. Is it irrational to think there are others?
I would say it seems more like being cautious knowing extremists have come from this place and could be more armed inside.
Seems like you had strong feelings that these armed protesters had great reasons to protest on page 3 ...
It's okay; we evolve.
originally posted by: Southern Guardian
Yea, real classy. I mean it was only afew days ago that a kid with rightwing leanings shot up a college in Arizona but these folks feel it necessary to go harassing muslims again. I love it how the rally organizer claims he's not against muslims, but he opposes their ideology. I mean they were protesting outside a Mosque, so what? He doesn't mind the muslims so long as they aren't muslims? Does that make sense? It's too bad this guy is completely clueless about the constitution and the rights afforded to citizens and residents in America.
Ah yes they came with automatic rifles as well.... lovely. Harassing and intimidating others:
www.houstonchronicle.com...
Stay classy Arizona.
19 other cities had their own protests too.
Ah yes they came with automatic rifles as well.... lovely. Harassing and intimidating others:
www.houstonchronicle.com...
On October 9 and 10, a group calling itself the Global Rally for Humanity plans anti-Islam rallies nationwide. It's a stunning display of prejudice against Muslims.
originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
Just as a little aside:
On October 9 and 10, a group calling itself the Global Rally for Humanity plans anti-Islam rallies nationwide. It's a stunning display of prejudice against Muslims.
The is the funniest non-sequitur I've seen in a while, courtesy of the Houston Chronicle. Islam is a religion, not a muslim nor any person.
Who are the people who would be negatively affected by a protest against their religion of Islam?
That's right, Muslims ... people who are adherents of Islam. Seems logical.
Any criticism will do, I guess.
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: kaylaluv
I just wonder what the reaction would be if a group of American Muslims decided to peacefully protest outside of a Christian church, carrying guns for "protection". Hmmm....
Would love to see that.
Just for the reaction.
originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: Vasa Croe
Yeah, I'm the one with problems thinking rationally ... let's not stoop to stupid pranks like that.
You have an agenda here and so do I. You want to portray the OP as a liar, and I'm pointing out that ... there are guns at a "Muslim protest."
originally posted by: MystikMushroom
And I'd love the see the reaction of pro-2nd Amendment folks if someone started handing out free guns to American Muslims who were US citizens.
"And YOU get a gun, and YOU get a gun...everyone gets a gun!"
originally posted by: kaylaluv
I just wonder what the reaction would be if a group of American Muslims decided to peacefully protest outside of a Christian church, carrying guns for "protection". Hmmm....
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: MystikMushroom
And I'd love the see the reaction of pro-2nd Amendment folks if someone started handing out free guns to American Muslims who were US citizens.
"And YOU get a gun, and YOU get a gun...everyone gets a gun!"
Handing out guns is illegal (but I think I knew where you were going). However if any of my fellow citizens, be they Muslim or otherwise, wanted a firearm I would 100% support their Second Amendment rights.
originally posted by: Vasa Croe
originally posted by: kaylaluv
I just wonder what the reaction would be if a group of American Muslims decided to peacefully protest outside of a Christian church, carrying guns for "protection". Hmmm....
We can ponder all day long.