On this ground, zero tolerance

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Brooklyn said:
I don’t remember differentiating between victims of 9/11. You were the one who made that distinction, and it doesn’t work…
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You were the one who implied that losing family members justifies an outright racist mob descending upon people who they think are Muslims.
Brooklyn said:
I don’t think that includes building Mosques next to where their loved ones died.
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The Culture Center and Mosque is being built 2 blocks away and if that is how the families of the Muslim victims choose to honor their loved ones then who are you or anyone else to attack them for it? It would appear that they have the highground here. They are building a community center and house of worship to honor their dead; the other side is attacking people on the street because of their perceived religion.
 
EmperorNapoleon said:
You were the one who implied that losing family members justifies an outright racist mob descending upon people who they think are Muslims.

That is a total mischaracterization of what I wrote and you know it. First of all, I totally reject your classification of these people as an “outright racist mob.” These are people who are deeply wounded for life because of the evil committed on 9/11. These are people who, no doubt, especially if they live in this area, live and work with Muslims every day of their lives and I am sure have never had any kind of confrontation with them. But they were at the burial site of their loved ones and in their minds it was being desecrated. A good portion of these people never received the bodies of the victims, or maybe only were given an arm or leg, or maybe just a finger that was found and identified. What remained of the one they loved was buried there in the dirt of Ground Zero. This is the same as going into a cemetery and desecrating it.
The Culture Center and Mosque is being built 2 blocks away and if that is how the families of the Muslim victims choose to honor their loved ones then who are you or anyone else to attack them for it?
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Dome of the rock covering the Temple Mount

Hagia Sophia desecrated and turned into a Mosque.

Just par for Islam.

Now people can pray there thanking Allah for striking at the infidels. But it’s all PC.:rolleyes:
 
Brooklyn said:
There was no way of knowing by looking at these men that they were Christians, and no way of knowing that they weren’t there just to antagonize the crowd.
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Uhm, couldn’t they have asked?

If you read the article, the men clearly advised they were Christians, but the angry mob didn’t care…they had brown skin.

You keep talking about that it was possible that they were there to antagonize the crowd.

Last time I checked, there was no laws against people with brown skin attending rallies where angry whites are protesting against a religion.
 
Zatzat said:
Uhm, couldn’t they have asked?

If you read the article, the men clearly advised they were Christians, but the angry mob didn’t care…they had brown skin.

You keep talking about that it was possible that they were there to antagonize the crowd.

Last time I checked, there was no laws against people with brown skin attending rallies where angry whites are protesting against a religion.
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Why don’t you have any compassion for the people who were victimized on 9/11?
 
Brooklyn said:
Why don’t you have any compassion for the people who were victimized on 9/11?
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:rolleyes:

Nice try.

Because thousands of people were killed on 9/11, these angry racists are somehow justified in jostling a couple of brown skinned Christians?
 
Brooklyn said:
You need to come to Brooklyn and you would have your questions answered. Some dress in Western garb, but many dress just like they do in Pakistan and their other native countries. There was no way of knowing by looking at these men that they were Christians, and no way of knowing that they weren’t there just to antagonize the crowd.

Your question betrays your ignorance.
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Charity…for both those that lost…and for fellow Christians…two wrongs don’t make a right…and they are not justifiable…mob rule is not heaven on earth…
 
Because thousands of people were killed on 9/11, these angry racists are somehow justified in jostling a couple of brown skinned Christians?
 
Brooklyn said:
:banghead::banghead::banghead:
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How does an emoticon answer this question;

Because thousands of people were killed on 9/11, these angry racists are somehow justified in jostling a couple of brown skinned Christians?

I call that avoiding the question.
 
Zatzat said:
How does an emoticon answer this question;

Because thousands of people were killed on 9/11, these angry racists are somehow justified in jostling a couple of brown skinned Christians?

I call that avoiding the question.
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I’ve answered that “question” over and over and over and over again. You are a stone wall, and answering you is definitely just banging my head against it.
 
EmperorNapoleon said:
No you haven’t. You’ve only given an empty non-excuse for a protest turning into a racist mob.
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I’ve asked the question three times and three times it’s been completely avoided.

" Because thousands of people were killed on 9/11, these angry racists are somehow justified in jostling a couple of brown skinned Christians?"
 
I find it interesting that the same people who hate Israel are the same people who call the victims of 9/11 an “angry racist mob.” Somehow this is all connected.
 
Brooklyn said:
And may you never have that “non-excuse” in your life.
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I posted my question 4 times…here’s a fifth;

Because thousands of people were killed on 9/11, these angry racists are somehow justified in jostling a couple of brown skinned Christians?
 
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