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Originally Posted by ninjaface
A talking point I often hear/read is that Ground Zero and the immediate surrounding area is "Hallowed Ground". So I guess the 6 strip clubs/escort services within half a mile from Ground Zero are pretty sacred then.
Another talking point is when people say it's a victory mosque because the terrorists were Muslims. The same logic would mean all white people are in the KKK.
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Are the strip clubs and escort services a sanctuary to the religion that killed 10,000 people at ground zero? No, I didn't think they were.
Oh I know, to say that all Muslims are terrorists is backward, anti-progressive, and just plain ill-informed, right? Wrong. It is not the same logic to say that, because all Muslims are terrorists, all white people are in the KKK. I would say it is a much closer parallel to the logic, all Muslims are terrorists, and all members of the KKK are racist. I am not saying that all middle eastern people are terrorists, which would be a much more accurate relationship to the one you presented above.
However I am not saying that all Muslims are terrorists. I
am saying, that at its fundamental core, Islam is a violent religion, one of intolerance and murder, and it is that religion that caused the death of 10,000 innocent people at ground zero. To say otherwise would be like saying, the Nazis didn't cause the holocaust, just the fanatics did.
Did all Muslims cause 9-11, of course not. But it can not be denied that devoted followers to this religion did, and to place a mosque up the ass of where people, who were devoted to this religion, killed massive numbers of Americans is shameful. It is a disgrace to the people who lost their lives there. It is a disgrace to our country.
Allowing such a thing to occur highlights how weak, apathetic, and stupid the people of this country have become.
In my opinion, it is this pussy-minded liberalism that allowed 9-11 to happen in the first place. Appease your enemies and they will kill you. And make no mistake, Islam is an enemy of our country. Perhaps not all followers, but the fundamentalists of that religion hate our society.