Quran Burnings on 9/11

I feel the need to point out this man's family tree probably doesn't divide more than once or twice...

Anyway, if they are going to burn the Quran I'm going to burn their bible, seriously this people need to go die in a hole, far away from the rest of civilized humanity, this is the kind of freedom of speech that can be stopped as the Supreme court Ruled.

This is dangerous to our safety, that is, of our troops. You can protest, but Muslims don't understand freedom of speech because they have never been introduced to that idea, and they think, well heck, they're burning my holy book, why does the U.S do that.

Possible IRL troll.

Disturbed wrote:we heard about that and a guy in the mosque gave a speech regarding that. Again, its about not stooping so low, and in the Quran, the Bible and Torah are also considered past works of God, so we are not allowed to burn them and there's no reason to do so.

Instead...a program decided that for every Quran they burn that day, we will distribute twice the number of Qurans to non muslims to help them understand islam better. Much better than burning bibles ya knw?

FUCKIN BEAUTIFUL, ITS LIKE THEY ARE THE ZOMBIE HUNTERS IN A ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE, and you are the zombies, no matter how much they kill, more show up.

Well it is like what said about the Mosque. Just because you can do a thing does not mean you should. The first thing that jumped to my mind when i read this was Nazi Germany.

Question though. You remember the bibles that were 'confiscated' from American servicemen in Afghanistan? Anyone know what they did with those bibles?

Just curious if anyone here pays attention...

This is different because it puts people in danger in service, especially since it will be broadcast like a giant

FUCK U

to the muslim world

Disturbed wrote:There are extremists from both groups...they are better off ignored than actually paying attention, whether negative or positive, to them.

Wisest statement in this thread.

Disturbed wrote:

Instead...a program decided that for every Quran they burn that day, we will distribute twice the number of Qurans to non muslims to help them understand islam better. Much better than burning bibles ya knw?

Nice lol

this burning is effing ridiculous...it wont help or solve anything in a positive way :\

He also said that the muslims burn our flags over there and basically we need to do exactly the same thing...but with their version of the bible. Revenge isnt the answer imo, not the right solution

friggen dolt :\

The bibles were burned by the US Government.

why is flag = quran? shouldnt he burn the Iraqi or Afghan flag instead?

Ptolemy wrote:The bibles were burned by the US Government.

Because the troops broke the rules, they handed out the new testament in the local language.

if there gonna burn might as well do it right

so

WORLD WIDE ALL RELIGION RELATED TEXT BURNING

I love how the dumbass put International in the title.


Like putting International in the title is actually gonna make other nations do it.

Disturbed wrote:There are extremists from both groups...they are better off ignored than actually paying attention, whether negative or positive, to them.

Indeed, when people(meaning stupid americans) think of Islam, they think of terrorism. Christianity as of late might not be as extreme AS OFTEN as certain Islamic groups, but they have been just as if not more so extreme throughout history. I've heard of at least a dozen different "Christian" groups that turned into violent confrontations(like that one were they moved into south america and built a whole city, then ended up committing mass suicide, FFS I can't even remember the name), and thats just in our part of the world. Now lets go back a few centuries, anyone remember Bloody Mary? Or the crusades?

However, I dont believe this is a Christian issue, I think its just another reflection of much of America's hatred towards Islam. Maybe you don't see it boldly portrayed in the media, or you don't see that many open acts of antagonists of Islam, but you ask any Middle Eastern immigrant in America on their experience and they will all have several stories of strong prejudice acts against them.

To them, Islam represents rules, restrictions, control. It's a religion that has a large number of followers that are devout, and they lead a life with many moral restrictions, mainly because so many Muslims actually care about their religion and aren't a bunch of self idolizing hypocrites who think "I can do whatever crap I want and Jesus will still love me if I get Baptized and go to Church every Sunday". Every single religous discussion I've had with the Muslims I met has been interesting and in depth. I'm sad to say far to many Christians I run into have little to no interest in the Bible, its history, canon, teachings, or really anything about it. Christianity has far to many people like this: