MasterCord -> RE: should they burn the quarun? (9/9/2010 8:59:39 AM)
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ORIGINAL: juliaoceania It is odd that a grown person would continue to insist because someone in the world somewhere did some sort of assholish thing, that justifies someone next door to him doing similar assholish things. Would he argue that because some extremist in Iraq beheaded a journalist that this justifies someone in the USA kidnapping a Muslim and beheading them? Seriously... I suppose as a parent, the whole entire argument that "so-and-so did it, so it makes it okay for me" is laughable. It is also extraordinarily juvenile. Conservative as I am, this burning is juvenile. I agree with Julia 100%. There are certainly parts of the Bible rife with violence so it's a bit hard to "throw stones". We now have the absurd image of Muslim and Christian spoiled brats, sitting in a sandbox throwing sand at each other, calling their Mommy and breaking each others' toys. What possible good can come from EITHER...a Muslim center within blocks of Ground zero....or some Christian pastor behaving like an idiot and burning the Islamic equivalent of his own Bible. Yes, they both have the RIGHT to do what they are doing....but it isn't about "rights" in either case. It's about intent, message and sensitivity. What next? Bible burning in Mecca? Christian Crusaders attacking restaurants where middle-eastern food is served? Being of the Islamic faith does not equal incarnate evil, any more than such a thing is inherent in being Jewish, Christian or Atheist. The whole bunch of them need to be taken to the woodshed and given a good whuppin'. If there IS a God up there, He must have His face buried in His hands wondering what he was thinking..... MC
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