I'm not sure I understand all the outrage, is there something I'm missing here? Does the guy who wants to build Whatever You Want to Call It preach extremism or celebrate 9/11 as a victory of some kind? If not, who fucking gives a shit? Regular Muslims didn't have anything to do with 9/11, extremist whackjobs did.

i wanna host QuakeCon 2011 here:


Think anyone would mind?

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Also all muslims are terrorists.

Edit:
Lets build a Shinto shrine at the USS Arizona memorial.
Lets build a synagogue in Mecca.
Lets host QuakeCon at Columbine.
etc.

If you don't think so, the next time your girlfriend is pissed, you should try telling her to "stop being a bitch" and see how well that works.

since the other path boils down to the nuclear option.

also, as i understand it, different groups of muslims view Sharia differently. the only place i've seen it referred to as "the most radical form of islam"

B/c this isn't the 1980's and our parents used our turn.

lol, really? "Calm down" also doesn't work in my experience. usually has the opposite affect.

Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, in an interview with Bahrain's Al Wasat newspaper, said America's sweeping constitutional rights are more in line with Islamic principles than the limits imposed by some Muslim nations.

"American Muslims have the right to practice their religion in accordance with the Constitution of the United States," Rauf said. "I see the article of independence as more compliant with the principles of Islam than what is available in many of the current Muslim countries."

A portion of the Al Wasat interview, to be published Monday, was seen Sunday by The Associated Press.

during a 2005 conference in Australia, he said America may be worse than Al Qaeda.

"We tend to forget, in the West, that the United States has more Muslim blood on its hands than Al Qaeda has on its hands of innocent non-Muslims," said Imam Fiesal Abdul Rauf

if you're trying to bring to very opposite sides together, you gotta find the middle ground. If fox news agreed with everything he said then half of america would think him crazy, not just the muslim world.

reading the rest of the article makes it pretty apparent to me that he's trying to find that middle ground, understanding where the terrorists are coming from so he can bring them to the middle.

Being in the middle, and you being on the rightish, you shouldn't agree w/ everything he says. But the facts just aren't there to show he's a terrorist supporter when he plainly and repeatedly tells them "killing is bad, mmk?"


also, lol jon stewart:
http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/mon-a ... mpany-trap