Church Pastor to burn Quran on 9/11 - Page 3

TheDaddy · 08-09-2010, 19:32

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Originally Posted by martyh

They can let this idiot use his right to freedom of expression or they can come down heavy handed and arrest him on some trumped up charge of hate crimes perhaps

Or enforce the current laws on open air fires, either that or hope it rains a lot yeah I know it's about 90 in the shade but God works in mysterious ways....

**Damien** · 08-09-2010, 19:35

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy

Or enforce the current laws on open air fires, either that or hope it rains a lot yeah I know it's about 90 in the shade but God works in mysterious ways....

Would be pretty awesome if there was a lot of rainfall that day.

danielf · 08-09-2010, 19:36

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy

Or enforce the current laws on open air fires, either that or hope it rains a lot yeah I know it's about 90 in the shade but God works in mysterious ways....

According to Channel 4 the pastor applied for a bonfire permit, but had the application rejected

TonyHoyle · 08-09-2010, 19:39

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Originally Posted by martyh

They can let this idiot use his right to freedom of expression or they can come down heavy handed and arrest him on some trumped up charge of hate crimes perhaps

To the average American, free speech trumps *everything*, whatever the consequences.

In this country he'd probably be locked up for incitement.

btw. I believe he's already been refused a permit for his bonfire, but it isn't stopping him.

Julian · 08-09-2010, 19:40

Interesting... where exactly are these copies of the Qur'an coming from?

I mean are people going to go out and buy a copy JUST to burn it?

How sad is that.

**Damien** · 08-09-2010, 19:44

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Originally Posted by TonyHoyle

To the average American, free speech trumps *everything*, whatever the consequences.

Unless you want to build a Mosque.

Arthurgray50@blu · 08-09-2010, 19:46

Religon causes so much aggro these days, and yet we all accept it, what we have to think about on that fateful, who caused the deaths of so many Americans on that day

The pastor is enciting violence, and should be dealt with, as other people will suffer, but when you think, America has been saying since this fateful day, that they will get him, and the person is still out there.

martyh · 08-09-2010, 19:52

[QUOTE=Arthurgray50@blu;35088012]Religon causes so much aggro these days, QUOTE]

It's not religion that causes the aggro Arthur ,it's some people within a religion and their interpretations of that religion

TonyHoyle · 08-09-2010, 19:57

Or, as Douglas Adams put it so succinctly

"People are a problem"

martyh · 08-09-2010, 20:03

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Originally Posted by TonyHoyle

Or, as Douglas Adams put it so succinctly

"People are a problem"

Damn right

Rainman · 08-09-2010, 20:09

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Originally Posted by Kymmy

He'll probably be single handedly responsible for many soldier and civilian death in the up and coming months

I think your all forgetting It was Bush and Blair who is responsible for all the deaths.
Just bring the toops home now send the Muslims back and then burn any Koran books left along with Bush and Blair and lets have the country we use to know.

martyh · 08-09-2010, 20:20

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Originally Posted by Rainman

I think your all forgetting It was Bush and Blair who is responsible for all the deaths.
Just bring the toops home now send the Muslims back and then burn any Koran books left along with Bush and Blair and lets have the country we use to know.

congratulations ,you have just made the single most inane comment ever to appear on the cable forum

Rainman · 08-09-2010, 20:51

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congratulations ,you have just made the single most inane comment ever to appear on the cable forum

Thanks for pointing that out for me. Inane --lacking significance, meaning, or point .
So your saying its not the fact that Bush and Blair took us into this war or rather invasion though their lies that has any thing to do with the troops being killed.
The fact is we are more at threat from terrorist Muslim groups in our own country now than abroad. So to the point if Muslims come to our country and don't want to be a British citizen under British laws then go back home.

And if thats an inane comment you better open your eyes because most of the people where I live have the same views, its just I'm not afraid to say it.

**Damien** · 08-09-2010, 20:55

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Originally Posted by Rainman

And if thats an inane comment you better open your eyes because most of the people where I live have the same views, its just I'm not afraid to say it.

Congratulations, that is one of the most cliched remarks I have heard.

TheDaddy · 08-09-2010, 20:58

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Originally Posted by Rainman

Thanks for pointing that out for me. Inane --lacking significance, meaning, or point .

Yep and I think he summed it up well

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So your saying its not the fact that Bush and Blair took us into this war or rather invasion though their lies that has any thing to do with the troops being killed.

The fact we are in Afghanistan has nothing to do with lies and everything to do with nut jobs flying planes into buildings.

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The fact is we are more at threat from terrorist Muslim groups in our own country now than abroad.

Many Brits died that day, including one I went to school with, guess they don't count.

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So to the point if Muslims come to our country and don't want to be a British citizen under British laws then go back home.

Most Muslims here are home they are born and bred

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And if thats an inane comment you better open your eyes because most of the people where I live have the same views, its just I'm not afraid to say it.

Darn right it's inane, it's also ignorant.