Terror Alert if US Church burns koran

[1032JBT]

Besides, I'm sure he has Mrs. fpd9317 take care of his "spit shining".

Geez guys...........I was talkin bout my BOOTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Had a busy night the other night and gotta get some scuffs off. Ya'll mind's are in the gutter




Now please...........carry on with the thread

 

[Tactical Dave]

Geez guys...........I was talkin bout my BOOTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Had a busy night the other night and gotta get some scuffs off.

Should have used more KY........

 

[Eddie]

My memory must be fuzzy. It MUST have been someone other than Muslimes who attacked the country on 9/11 and who assassinate those they don't agree with. We didn't start this war. Make no mistake, this IS a war. It has started already, and we all know who the instigator is. There's no way to discuss this without running afoul of the new anti-religious discussion-rules, so all I can say is that we didn't start this fight. It's wrong to say that burning a few books will get more people killed. How about we hold the people who attack our country responsible for their actions, and not call this man an "American extremist". Extremist? Good grief.

There is no good answer. If the government stops him from burning his Korans then they are taking away his freedom. He has to be allowed to exercise his rights no matter who it ticks off. The enemy will either use the incident as propoganda or they will force us to deny one of our citizens his rights.

 

[Tactical Dave]

There is no good answer. If the government stops him from burning his Korans then they are taking away his freedom. He has to be allowed to exercise his rights no matter who it ticks off. The enemy will either use the incident as propoganda or they will force us to deny one of our citizens his rights.

I heard he was denied a burn permit....... don't think you can stop someone from doing it on private property though as long as you follow the laws/rules when burning...... IE no open burning if open burning is not allowed....

 

[PatriotPride]

There is no good answer. If the government stops him from burning his Korans then they are taking away his freedom. He has to be allowed to exercise his rights no matter who it ticks off. The enemy will either use the incident as propoganda or they will force us to deny one of our citizens his rights.

Yes. I'd rather they try and use it for propoganda.

 

[Disposable Heart]

My memory must be fuzzy. It MUST have been someone other than Muslimes who attacked the country on 9/11 and who assassinate those they don't agree with. We didn't start this war. Make no mistake, this IS a war. It has started already, and we all know who the instigator is. There's no way to discuss this without running afoul of the new anti-religious discussion-rules, so all I can say is that we didn't start this fight. It's wrong to say that burning a few books will get more people killed. How about we hold the people who attack our country responsible for their actions, and not call this man an "American extremist". Extremist? Good grief.

The Muslims didn't start the war, the folks that use religion as their means of recruitment, training and "carrot on the stick" for the under or uneducated did. It all boils down to a few folks that were screwed one way or another (or specifically, the self indulgent idea that they were screwed) by the US. Did we do it knowingly? Most likely not. But, we still have to face the concepts of what their main weapon is: Religion.

I would love to hold those responsible for 9/11 accountable and our military is trying to do that. But invariably, they play into the concept of the "devil" that those using religion for their benefit are portraying to those under their brainwashing.

I believe the burner is an extremist, not only politically, but also religiously. Those who cannot accept the world as being polymorphic in culture, race and otherwise are doomed to be treaded upon and eventually crushed by the unstoppable power of the outside world. I really think those who dont want the world to change are playing a waiting game. But at the core, the pastor (for a better term, charlatan, conman, I can think of other terms for guys like this) are using their power, even if over a small amount of people, to embark on his own American Experiment, potentially leading the rest of our Experiment into failure or irrepairable damage. One person killed due to this man's actions is too many and HE should be held accountable for it.

It is unneccesary advancement or escalation in a situation that needs to be tackled lightly and precisely. Go ahead and kill terrorists. But the idea of "nuke the middle east" is sickening as it will punish thousands for one man's action, such as the above.

 

[Regionnus Rattis]

IF and only if something becomes of it, the whole world is either envious or wishes they could have what we have, in our right to freedom of speech. If the enemy tries to use it for propaganda, it just may fuel more backlash upon them, being seen as trying to stamp out freedom and submit to what they feel is right in their distorted view.

 

[E5RANGER375]

My memory must be fuzzy. It MUST have been someone other than Muslimes who attacked the country on 9/11 and who assassinate those they don't agree with. We didn't start this war. Make no mistake, this IS a war. It has started already, and we all know who the instigator is. There's no way to discuss this without running afoul of the new anti-religious discussion-rules, so all I can say is that we didn't start this fight. It's wrong to say that burning a few books will get more people killed. How about we hold the people who attack our country responsible for their actions, and not call this man an "American extremist". Extremist? Good grief.

I dont neccesarily believe the U.S. govt wasnt involved either, matter of fact, im pretty convinced of it, and I dont consider myself a fall for anything type guy. I do agree we need to hold ALL of the people who attacked us accountable.

 

[PatriotPride]

I dont neccesarily believe the U.S. govt wasnt involved either, matter of fact, im pretty convinced of it, and I dont consider myself a fall for anything type guy. I do agree we need to hold ALL of the people who attacked us accountable.

Right on both counts. All should be held accountable, and if they are not in this life, they most certainly will be in the next. This wouldn't be the first time that the government has deliberately had it's hand in a catastrophe (false flagging), and it will not be the last.

 

[caddywhompus]

There is no good answer. If the government stops him from burning his Korans then they are taking away his freedom. He has to be allowed to exercise his rights no matter who it ticks off. The enemy will either use the incident as propoganda or they will force us to deny one of our citizens his rights.

This.

They're going to use it as propoganda or they will find something else and use it. If we allow our citizen's rights to be trampled, they win. That's what terrorism tries to do.

I dont neccesarily believe the U.S. govt wasnt involved either, matter of fact, im pretty convinced of it, and I dont consider myself a fall for anything type guy. I do agree we need to hold ALL of the people who attacked us accountable.

and this.

 

[Regionnus Rattis]

So the guy caved into pressure from the government to suppress his freedom of speech.

Just announced....

 

[Cemetery-man]

Just another example of how WEAK the leaders and citizens of this country have become. Our once proud symbol has been replaced by a nervous ostrich with it's head stuck in the sand.

 

[NordicHeathenVinlander]

Cowardice, a new American trait.

EDIT - RETRACTION OF PREVIOUS POST -


If the Florida Pastor is able to get the Ground Zero Mosque moved, then kudos to him.





Planned Koran Burning Draws International Scorn

Although some protests in Afghanistan and Pakistan rippled with scenes of burning American flags,

In 2006, a Danish newspaper set off an enduring battle over freedom of expression versus religious respect — and spawned another wave of violent protests around the world

In Iraq, the Web site of Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki carried a message saying that “all measures” should be taken to prevent “this ugly act.”

In Pakistan and Afghanistan, hundreds of protesters — at least one group of them organized by a local politician —

took to the streets to decry the church’s plans.
Some carried signs declaring, “Obama: Stop Florida Church.” Others set fire to American flags and effigies of Mr. Jones.

Mideast outraged at planned Koran burning - Yahoo! News

 

[SubicWarrior1988]

shew, that was a close one. Well at least now the Middle east will settle down and we can get back to peace.

 

[LEaSH]

He's had his 15 minutes. However, I bet we'll hear from him again.

Or a copy-cat or 20...

 

[Joe Williams]

Wonder why they didn't issue a warning when the US military was burning Bibles?

 

[LEaSH]

I'm sure somebody somewhere will be burning something saturday night

 

[E5RANGER375]

i bet he negotiated a tax cut for himself, lol.

so is that all we need to do to get an audience with the president is to be a whack job and threaten to **** off muslims?

 

[ironjaw]

I say burn it......I'm ready for a fight. Bring it on!

 

[LEaSH]

I say burn it......I'm ready for a fight. Bring it on!

So what's stopping you?