The Anti-Muslim Crowd freak out at black guy

How many of you noticed the mosque supporters holding up posters stating SHARIA? It is known that Muslims (though extremists just want to kill us) are wanting people to convert Islam and to follow Sharia law and people wonder why no one wants a mosque near Ground Zero.

WhiteKnight77

It's actually the people who oppose the mosque that are holding the Shaia signs, protesting the idea of it.

How many of you noticed the mosque supporters holding up posters stating SHARIA? It is known that Muslims (though extremists just want to kill us) are wanting people to convert Islam and to follow Sharia law and people wonder why no one wants a mosque near Ground Zero.

WhiteKnight77

First of all, I've heard it isn't even a mosque. Second, you are doing a lot of generalizations. Third, you have no point, if these buildings were truly dangerous (which is far from the truth) they shouldn't be allowed period, being near GZ changes nothing.

How many of you noticed the mosque supporters holding up posters stating SHARIA? It is known that Muslims (though extremists just want to kill us) are wanting people to convert Islam and to follow Sharia law and people wonder why no one wants a mosque near Ground Zero.

WhiteKnight77

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[QUOTE="UnknownSniper65"]

70% of America is then

Do you have a point? Numbers are meaningless.

ah, shall I stick to blind generalizations then?

[QUOTE="CongressManStan"]All of these anti-mosque supporters are completely stupid and I mean they're just dumb. UnknownSniper65

70% of America is stupid then

No arguement there.

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[QUOTE="CongressManStan"]All of these anti-mosque supporters are completely stupid and I mean they're just dumb. Pixel-Pirate

70% of America is stupid then

No arguement there.

:lol:

I was waiting for that exact reponse

I see our daily Two Minutes Hate is well-attended as always.

No mosque here! No mosque here!

[QUOTE="CongressManStan"]All of these anti-mosque supporters are completely stupid and I mean they're just dumb. UnknownSniper65

70% of America is stupid then

The majority of Americans don't believe in evolution.

[QUOTE="UnknownSniper65"]

[QUOTE="CongressManStan"]All of these anti-mosque supporters are completely stupid and I mean they're just dumb. Former_Slacker

70% of America is stupid then

The majority of Americans don't believe in evolution.

The majority do believe in evolution as of 2009

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[QUOTE="UnknownSniper65"]

70% of America is stupid then

UnknownSniper65

The majority of Americans don't believe in evolution.

The majority do believe in evolution as of 2009

People who have no opinion don't believe in evolution... They don't even know what it is...

Again, do you have a point? Seems like you're just trolling.

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[QUOTE="UnknownSniper65"]

70% of America is stupid then

UnknownSniper65

The majority of Americans don't believe in evolution.

The majority do believe in evolution as of 2009

According to that only 39% of Americans believe in evolution (with some degree of certainty anyhow), that doesn't seem like much of a majority at'all.

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[QUOTE="CongressManStan"]All of these anti-mosque supporters are completely stupid and I mean they're just dumb. Former_Slacker

70% of America is stupid then

The majority of Americans don't believe in evolution.

[QUOTE="UnknownSniper65"]

[QUOTE="Former_Slacker"]

The majority of Americans don't believe in evolution.

bloodling

The majority do believe in evolution as of 2009

People who have no opinion don't believe in evolution... They don't even know what it is...

Again, do you have a point? Seems like you're just trolling.

People with no opinion don't care. If they didn't believe in evolution then they would have chosen a side.

"freedom-loving Americans gathered in New York City to express their extreme disapproval with the Park 51 project, an al-Qaeda plot to build a community center featuring a swimming pool and auditorium on the very site where a Burlington Coat Factory once stood." LOLjunaid15

I would love it if a mosque were built over our Burlington Coat Factory, I swear every time I go in there, I witness 4 or 5 drug deals. It's probably in the safest part of any town in the country (outside of Utah maybe). The place just freaks me out, I always feel like I'm being watched to make sure I'm not a cop or something. One time I went in there, bought a rain coat, and came out in 20 minutes without hearing a word of English besides the cashier. Also worth noting that this part of town is at least 99% white protestant upper class, etc. Some day I fully expect to turn on the tv and hear about a gang war erupting in the place.

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[QUOTE="UnknownSniper65"]

70% of America is stupid then

UnknownSniper65

The majority of Americans don't believe in evolution.

The majority do believe in evolution as of 2009

That graph proves my point. It is very sad that a quater don't believe and even worse that 36% don't have an opinion.

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[QUOTE="Former_Slacker"]

The majority of Americans don't believe in evolution.

_BlueDuck_

The majority do believe in evolution as of 2009

According to that only 39% of Americans believe in evolution (with some degree of certainty anyhow), that doesn't seem like much of a majority at'all.

Its still a majority

I don't get how "70% believe X" is supposed to be a point.

This country does not work via tyranny of the majority.

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[QUOTE="UnknownSniper65"]

The majority do believe in evolution as of 2009

UnknownSniper65

According to that only 39% of Americans believe in evolution (with some degree of certainty anyhow), that doesn't seem like much of a majority at'all.

Its still a majority

No it's not. A majority would be more than 50%.

A plurality, yes. Majority, no.

People with no opinion don't care. If they didn't believe in evolution then they would have chosen a side.

UnknownSniper65

If they DID believe in evolution they would have chosen a side... You're doing it wrong.

That girl holding up the sign behind him amused me.

Isn't the worldarrogant.

I don't get how "70% believe X" is supposed to be a point.

This country does not work via tyranny of the majority.

Pixel-Pirate

Technically, it works on the will of Ohio,Florida,Indiana,North Carolina,Missouri,Montana and New Hampshire as those are the swing states needed to elect a president. The rest will almost always fall along party lines every election.

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I don't get how "70% believe X" is supposed to be a point.

This country does not work via tyranny of the majority.

UnknownSniper65

Technically, it works on the will of Ohio,Florida,Indiana,North Carolina,Missouri,Montana and New Hampshire as those are the swing states needed to elect a president. The rest will almost always fall along party lines every election.

It'd be very difficult for any president to be able to take away freedom of religion and constitutional rights from one group of people without getting impeached.

I couldn't make it past the first few lines of idiocy. They weren't chanting at the black guy :lol:

There was actually a guy standing there with the black guy talking to him, there were also two "Anti Mosque" people arguing with the ONE guy talking to the black man. Furthermore, people were pushing the ONE guy away from the black guy. I can't believe how twisted this story is, not surprising considering the source.

"It covers a wide range of topics from a "politically left perspective,"

OH BOY they messed up big time. Its one thing to attack a muslim but its a whole other thing for a bunch of white folk to attack a black guy in NYC. Just wait till 'Captain Jesse Jackson' and 'Al Sharpton Man' come flying in. :lol:

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[QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

I don't get how "70% believe X" is supposed to be a point.

This country does not work via tyranny of the majority.

Pixel-Pirate

Technically, it works on the will of Ohio,Florida,Indiana,North Carolina,Missouri,Montana and New Hampshire as those are the swing states needed to elect a president. The rest will almost always fall along party lines every election.

It'd be very difficult for any president to be able to take away freedom of religion and constitutional rights from one group of people without getting impeached.

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Huh as a black guy...I can't believe that...really America?

SpartanMSU

How is him being black relevant? So if it was a non-black person you wouldn't care as much or what?

Him being black got him mis-labelled. If it were a white guy they wouldn't not have assumed he was muslim.

OH BOY they messed up big time. Its one thing to attack a muslim but its a whole other thing for a bunch of white folk to attack a black guy in NYC. Just wait till 'Captain Jesse Jackson' and 'Al Sharpton Man' come flying in. :lol:

Diablo-B

The intolerance of those protesters is almost as bad as OT's generalizations in this thread.

I couldn't make it past the first few lines of idiocy. They weren't chanting at the black guy :lol:

There was actually a guy standing there with the black guy talking to him, there were also two "Anti Mosque" people arguing with the ONE guy talking to the black man. Furthermore, people were pushing the ONE guy away from the black guy. I can't believe how twisted this story is.

Snipes_2

Did you hear them scream "No muslim!" all the time? Every single manifestant was wrong, even if only based on the reason why they are there. Can you argue this?

The intolerance of those protesters is almost as bad as OT's generalizations in this thread.

Excaliber717

Nobody is generalizing, this guy is trying to put a generalization in our mouth. He doesn't even seem to agree with us.

I couldn't make it past the first few lines of idiocy. They weren't chanting at the black guy :lol:

There was actually a guy standing there with the black guy talking to him, there were also two "Anti Mosque" people arguing with the ONE guy talking to the black man. Furthermore, people were pushing the ONE guy away from the black guy. I can't believe how twisted this story is.

Snipes_2

yes they were they even followed him as he walked and they all looked at him.. hell they were even addressing him when he got to his side.

I do feel bad for the guy...the people who freaked out at him were stupid.

I couldn't make it past the first few lines of idiocy. They weren't chanting at the black guy :lol:

There was actually a guy standing there with the black guy talking to him, there were also two "Anti Mosque" people arguing with the ONE guy talking to the black man. Furthermore, people were pushing the ONE guy away from the black guy. I can't believe how twisted this story is.

Snipes_2

They weren't chanting at the black guy, which is why the black guy yelled at them for chanting at him?

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I couldn't make it past the first few lines of idiocy. They weren't chanting at the black guy :lol:

There was actually a guy standing there with the black guy talking to him, there were also two "Anti Mosque" people arguing with the ONE guy talking to the black man. Furthermore, people were pushing the ONE guy away from the black guy. I can't believe how twisted this story is.

Espada12

yes they were they even followed him as he walked and they all looked at him.. hell they were even addressing him when he got to his side.

[QUOTE="Snipes_2"]

I couldn't make it past the first few lines of idiocy. They weren't chanting at the black guy :lol:

There was actually a guy standing there with the black guy talking to him, there were also two "Anti Mosque" people arguing with the ONE guy talking to the black man. Furthermore, people were pushing the ONE guy away from the black guy. I can't believe how twisted this story is.

GabuEx

They weren't chanting at the black guy, which is why the black guy yelled at them for chanting at him?

I couldn't make it past the first few lines of idiocy. They weren't chanting at the black guy :lol:

There was actually a guy standing there with the black guy talking to him, there were also two "Anti Mosque" people arguing with the ONE guy talking to the black man. Furthermore, people were pushing the ONE guy away from the black guy. I can't believe how twisted this story is.

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[QUOTE="Snipes_2"]

I couldn't make it past the first few lines of idiocy. They weren't chanting at the black guy :lol:

There was actually a guy standing there with the black guy talking to him, there were also two "Anti Mosque" people arguing with the ONE guy talking to the black man. Furthermore, people were pushing the ONE guy away from the black guy. I can't believe how twisted this story is.

Snipes_2

yes they were they even followed him as he walked and they all looked at him.. hell they were even addressing him when he got to his side.

You are drifting away my friend. See you when you come back!

[QUOTE="Snipes_2"]

I couldn't make it past the first few lines of idiocy. They weren't chanting at the black guy :lol:

There was actually a guy standing there with the black guy talking to him, there were also two "Anti Mosque" people arguing with the ONE guy talking to the black man. Furthermore, people were pushing the ONE guy away from the black guy. I can't believe how twisted this story is.

bloodling

Did you hear them scream "No muslim!" all the time? Every single manifestant was wrong, even if only based on the reason why they are there. Can you argue this?

To clear up any misconceptions people may have, I am against this mosque. Though I want to see how many people come in here against the mosque but support drawings of muhammed.

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[QUOTE="Snipes_2"]

I couldn't make it past the first few lines of idiocy. They weren't chanting at the black guy :lol:

There was actually a guy standing there with the black guy talking to him, there were also two "Anti Mosque" people arguing with the ONE guy talking to the black man. Furthermore, people were pushing the ONE guy away from the black guy. I can't believe how twisted this story is.

Snipes_2

Did you hear them scream "No muslim!" all the time? Every single manifestant was wrong, even if only based on the reason why they are there. Can you argue this?

What does what you posted have anything to do with the clear rage and intolerance of the protesters?

[QUOTE="Snipes_2"]

I couldn't make it past the first few lines of idiocy. They weren't chanting at the black guy :lol:

There was actually a guy standing there with the black guy talking to him, there were also two "Anti Mosque" people arguing with the ONE guy talking to the black man. Furthermore, people were pushing the ONE guy away from the black guy. I can't believe how twisted this story is.

GabuEx

They weren't chanting at the black guy, which is why the black guy yelled at them for chanting at him?

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[QUOTE="Snipes_2"]

I couldn't make it past the first few lines of idiocy. They weren't chanting at the black guy :lol:

There was actually a guy standing there with the black guy talking to him, there were also two "Anti Mosque" people arguing with the ONE guy talking to the black man. Furthermore, people were pushing the ONE guy away from the black guy. I can't believe how twisted this story is.

Snipes_2

They weren't chanting at the black guy, which is why the black guy yelled at them for chanting at him?

The fact that they, um, are?

They yell, facing directly at him,"no mosque here", then some guy yells "run away, coward"... I suppose by that they just mean a metaphorical coward, and certainly not the person they were all looking at while chanting moments before?

[QUOTE="Snipes_2"][QUOTE="bloodling"]

Did you hear them scream "No muslim!" all the time? Every single manifestant was wrong, even if only based on the reason why they are there. Can you argue this?

bloodling

What does what you posted have anything to do with the clear rage and intolerance of the protesters?

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[QUOTE="GabuEx"]

They weren't chanting at the black guy, which is why the black guy yelled at them for chanting at him?

GabuEx

The fact that they, um, are?

They yell, facing directly at him,"no mosque here", then some guy yells "run away, coward"... I suppose by that they just mean a metaphorical coward, and certainly not the person they were all looking at while chanting moments before?

"There was actually a guy standing there with the black guy talking to him, there were also two "Anti Mosque" people arguing with the ONE guy talking to the black man. Furthermore, people were pushing the ONE guy away from the black guy." I'm addressing the video and the articles blatant slandering of this incident. "Rage and Intolerance"? Snipes_2

So you're basically trying to prove that the incident was a 4 on a scale, and that we are wrong to say that it was a 6 on a scale. I mean, come on dude. People in that crowd are either enraged at muslims, intolerant or ignorant.

[QUOTE="Snipes_2"] "There was actually a guy standing there with the black guy talking to him, there were also two "Anti Mosque" people arguing with the ONE guy talking to the black man. Furthermore, people were pushing the ONE guy away from the black guy." I'm addressing the video and the articles blatant slandering of this incident. "Rage and Intolerance"? bloodling

So you're basically trying to prove that the incident was a 4 on a scale, and that we are wrong to say that it was a 6 on a scale. I mean, come on dude. People in that crowd are either enraged at muslims, intolerant or ignorant.

[QUOTE="bloodling"]

[QUOTE="Snipes_2"] "There was actually a guy standing there with the black guy talking to him, there were also two "Anti Mosque" people arguing with the ONE guy talking to the black man. Furthermore, people were pushing the ONE guy away from the black guy." I'm addressing the video and the articles blatant slandering of this incident. "Rage and Intolerance"? Snipes_2

So you're basically trying to prove that the incident was a 4 on a scale, and that we are wrong to say that it was a 6 on a scale. I mean, come on dude. People in that crowd are either enraged at muslims, intolerant or ignorant.

Their reasons are clearly not well thought. I stand by what I said.