On 08/11/2010 07:42 PM, Ross Sauer -> Ross Cassell wrote:
 RS> "Ross Cassell -> Ross Sauer"  wrote in
 RS> news:9550$ALL-POLITICS{at}JamNNTPd:

 RS>>> The New York City landmarks commission decided this week to act
 RC>> in the RS> interest of New Yorkers rather than out-of-state
 RC>> conservative pundits RS> and voted to clear the way for the
 RC>> construction of an Islamic center RS> in lower Manhattan, a few
 RC>> blocks from the site where the World Trade RS> that this site of A

 RC>> It is unacceptable to alot of people...

 RS> Not "a lot of people."
 RS> A few bigots.

The majority of America is against the Mosque. Are the majority of America
"a few bigots?"

 RS> Like "American Family Association's" Brian Fischer, who
wants to ban
 RS> *ALL* mosques and Muslim buildings in the US. Period.

You point to one small group and then try to paint anyone and everyone with
the same brush.

 RS> You see, all Muslims are alike, right? (sarcasm off)

No. The issue is not all Muslims, but this controversial Imam and his push
to put a Mosque within a short walk from the worst terrorist attack in
American history that was committed by Extremist Islamists. It's not
"all Muslims" who are the problem, but the Extremist Islamists
who will celebrate from the Mosque if it is built.

 RC>> If Al Queda had hit your town and 10 years later, Muslims wanted to
 RC>> build a Mosque on or near the site, I would have a problem with that
 RC>> as well.

 RS> If this is a group that fervently opposes radicals like Al-Qaeda, I see
 RS> nothing wrong with it. And the Constitution says there is no damn reason
 RS> to stop them from building the Cordoba Community Center.

It's not a group, it's one Imam who claims the US is partly to blame for
9-11. He denies that Hamas is a terrorist outfit. He claims that bin Laden
was made in the USA.

 RS> But in your case, along with Newt and Palin, the terroists *HAVE* won.
 RS> They wanted to sow unreasonable fear and hatred. They succeeded in your
 RS> case.

The fear and hatred is coming from your side, bubba.

 RC>> Of course if they were wanting to build a Christian Church on the site
 RC>> that this mosque is supposed to go, you would be raising hell.

 RS> I wouldn't have cared one way or the other. Why DIDN'T any Christian
 RS> group buy that damaged building?

Because it is in an area where no one lives. It's all industrial.

 RC>> Dont even talk to me about out of state people mucking in the business
 RC>> of other states, considering a Wisconsin organization is having
 RC>> convulsions on how a hick town to my south is openning its council
 RC>> meetings.

 RS> You mean those Jesus freaks in that teeny town, giving the Supreme Court
 RS> the bird and claiming their faith is so weak it needs a town government
 RS> to prop it up?

Your hatred is showing.

Ed

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