Christians harass Muslim man praying infront of White House. Disgusting.

The thing is, I'm no fan of Islam, but Christians sound like that a lot to me.

Ignorant, mean, pressuring, intrusive.

I don't think that had anything to do with Christ.
I don't want to be associated with it- any of it.

In Egypt christian and secular Egyptians formed human chains to protect the muslims during their prayer call times

In the US christians attack and harrass a muslim man during his time of prayer call

Originally posted by sara123123
We won't be bowing down to allah any time soon not bowing down to the threat of the sword
It is going to get ugly if Muslims try their nonsense over here.

Ugly yes, this is what the colonialists of the 1st nations support :
christians ? no, they are wolves in sheep's clothing who cann't walk the talk.
kills 40 childeren

kills nine childern

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I really wish that people of different faiths would simple sit down together and discuss what each of their religions had in common with each other. This way, they could find a common ground of understanding. Just because you read a different version of the holy book does not mean that you have to be at their throats.

I wish all faiths could just live to gether with mutual respect and understanding. Maybe, when that day comes, we will truly find God.

reply to post by BodhiSeeker


Seems kind of racist, or unreal eh? But in reality these people are just defending their way of life and feel threatened with the concepts of Sharia Law. Many Muslim communities do not recognize western laws and develop societies within the boundries of western nations (ala Britain) There is becoming a major backlash to this when it gets out of hand. We as a society need to take steps forward (not backward) with regard to integration of communities. Many Muslim sects come to the west and pose very litttle desire to adopt western values in any way. Why even come here?

Originally posted by Goldcurrent
Many Muslim sects come to the west and pose very litttle desire to adopt western values in any way. Why even come here?

Same can be asked to you or those that are NOT native 1rst nations.

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Life is not a 'jewish tale', the
tale is that Jesus never looked liked that in the
many pagan idols and pictures.
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reply to post by ArchIlluminatus


the difference is if this would have happened in a muslim country hed be dead, in jail or really bruised, now if this guy has alot of faith in is god, well theres no real issue here...

There is nothing wrong with what is depicted in this video.

Everyone was civil and spoke their view peacefully and respectfully.

There were no fights or violence.

If you do not like what you see in that video, than you are against Freedom.

Perhaps America isn't the right country for you?

Here we have Freedom to speak our minds. No matter which side you are on.

reply to post by muzzleflash


If you can not see what is wrong in this video then you are endemic of what is wrong in society today, the man was preying peacefully, what would have been said if a group of muslims came into a church and started calling out to allah and screaming out Alhamdulilahs, all holy hell would be let loose. I am not a very religious person but I do believe respect should be given to peoples prayer time what ever religion you follow.

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Harassment is legal ?
When does ? harassment become a crime ?

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How can you folks not see the difference between public property and private property?

You have the right to say anything you want on public property, as long as you do not trample the liberties of others.

The man had no trouble praying, and the other people merely said words.

Please read the Constitution. Please learn what Freedom of Speech is.

Originally posted by Stormdancer777
So Anjem Choudary didn't show up?

Not like him to create a huge media sh1t storm and then no turn up. Thinking his planned march for Wotton Basset in the UK which turned out to be a publicity stunt, that managed to get every News broadcaster to talk about him and his odious group. He's the equivalent to the westboro church, just the Muslim variety.

reply to post by muzzleflash


You say "so long as they do not trample the liberties of others" this is exactly what they did, I say again if the man had gone into one of their churches screaming out allah what would have happened?

Originally posted by Shirak
These are not Christians, these are bigots masquerading as Christians.

they are neither
Christians or bigots.

These are actors
and this was staged
for an agenda.

wake up people

reply to post by boondock-saint


What proof do you have to back up this statement Boondock.

reply to post by Ellen15


Interesting. We have Beth Dim Jewish courts here in the UK, but no one seems to mention them almost like they dont exist. Yet the sharia courts that perform the exact same role are seen as a threat to Britain. The Jewish lobby is the most powerful in the UK by a long way, yet people feel the muslims are taking over?

Originally posted by boondock-saint

Originally posted by Shirak
These are not Christians, these are bigots masquerading as Christians.

they are neither
Christians or bigots.

These are actors
and this was staged
for an agenda.

wake up people

edit on 3/4/2011 by boondock-saint because: (no reason given)

Dont tell me, George Soros set this up?