#431872 - 09/13/10 02:47 AM
Re: Koran Book Burning
[Re: Morning Star]
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While I know that political discussion is reserved for downstairs I will try my best to keep my personal perspective as anti-political as possible. 1.) I think that every individual has a right to decide their own religion but in the end the strong over rule the weak. If one religion dominates another then that's just the way it is and always has been in the past. 2.) Illegal activities of any sorts are completely stupid. For the Church of Satan's view click here. And doing juch acts in a public forums is even dumber. Obviously I am in full agreement with the policy of the Church of Satan which is why I sent the link to you. So it really doesn't matter what book he's using as a joint I see the act as an act of stupidity.
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#431874 - 09/13/10 03:10 AM
Re: Koran Book Burning
[Re: Morning Star]
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Registered: 03/20/09
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Since you've asked, I'm glad that this christian "black mass" against Islam didn't turn out well. If it did, it would probably be a spark for mass hysteria and possibly an unnecessary "holy war" Christians and Muslims already are enemies, even if they disguise it, such event if took place would put more fuel on the fire, the consequences would be disastrous on all sides. They are mad and dangerous, both of them. I don't care if they burn the Quran, or the "Book of Life," but not in public, some people may choose to do this in private like in a Black Mass. Anyways, this is just my humble opinion. I'd like to share more thoughts though, but you know all the publicity thing. 
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#431886 - 09/13/10 07:13 AM
Re: Koran Book Burning
[Re: Morning Star]
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Hello Everyone.
I am just curious as to what you all thought about the recent attempt by Terry Jones in the U.S. to organise a burn the Koran day?
I thought it was mostly a media produced event. There is no reason, other than ratings, that I knew that a minister of about 12 people said he was going to burn books yesterday. It was nonsense.
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#431897 - 09/13/10 10:12 AM
Re: Koran Book Burning
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You are most welcome.
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#431908 - 09/13/10 03:19 PM
Re: Koran Book Burning
[Re: Morning Star]
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Do you think it is utter stupidity? Yes, that's about right. Book burning is certainly nothing new, and probably won't be going away anytime soon as long as there are idiots around. Although, I would love to see someone at a public book burning accidentally set themselves on fire, and go up in flames in front of the cameras. Now that would be entertaining! 
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#431910 - 09/13/10 04:23 PM
Re: Koran Book Burning
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Registered: 09/13/10
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Stupid, childish histrionics. But surely it was obvious that allowing a mosque to be located within cooee of the 9/11 site would provoke a reaction, stupid decision.
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#431941 - 09/13/10 10:16 PM
Re: Koran Book Burning
[Re: Morning Star]
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Registered: 02/03/08
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Loc: Florida
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I live not far from there. This topic was brought up... It concluded with several people saying it be rather entertaining to watch the media circus. It would be the most excitement Gaines ville has ever had within its boarders. However in light of the childish anti-religious stances, I made the following points... Christians buying qurans to burn are only spending money that will support the faith of those they are protesting. As for the middle east Islam will take any excuse it can get to riot. Those people are looking for any reason to kill, and activity commit atrocities in the name of their faith. It's sick! I would say burn the books on principle, but it goes against my nature to destroy any book. I also don't have irrational fears and think that words can hurt me. Now maybe, just maybe we all just might get lucky, and like hyper active lab mice, from the wrong end of the gene pool, who freak out over every little noise or movement, Islamics too will get so worked up over nothing, that they will "kibby" them selves to death!!  Honestly Fuck Islam !!! and the imaginary f(r)iends they fight for!! The rest of world should not have to walk on egg shells, because every little thing will set these people off, with an excuse to kill or riot. They are holding the world hostage with childish threats of holding their breath and suffocating twenty other people with them. It's sad but it says a lot about how soft this race has become. All over the world people are kowtowing to these threats and giving in to these demands for this imaginary figure, wrapped in the wicked disguise of respect. All over the world every one's trying to not be hypocritical so they are giving into what Ala wants. Which is what Islam wanted, the whole word obeying the demands of their imaginary friend or else... Or else what they'll blow up their own people?! I don't get it...  You know if this was Brazil they would do the same things over soccer, at least soccer is real and only once a year (at least their predictable). God Damn it!! tsk, tsk, tsk, Hail Reason, PS Thank you Magister Phineas for posting that article. H.P. Gilmore always makes an excellent point. It is nice to to see a sound voice of reason is still out there, after being inundated by the media frenzy.
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#431947 - 09/14/10 01:08 AM
Re: Koran Book Burning
[Re: Morning Star]
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Registered: 07/17/09
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Loc: Seattle
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Ho hum, a cheap attempt at media hijacking.
Now, If they burned an effigy of The Nazarene sodomizing Moho dressed in red white and blue, on Oprah, that might get more attention.
Edited by Cryptodelic (09/14/10 01:10 AM) Edit Reason: not blasphemous enough
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#431958 - 09/14/10 03:29 AM
Re: Koran Book Burning
[Re: Morning Star]
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What I have found the most pitiful from the whole event, as someone watching it from outside (meaning, not involving a lot of emotions in it), was that two groups of people, one 'funnier' than the other (in my eyes), have 'met' in this 'argument' demonstrating their silliness, their empty certitude about that they hold a key to how the world should be, based on their non-existent, by the same silliness designed deities.
Again, the wars inside of a sandbox. Or... What non-sense can we find and convince ourselves that it is worthy of fighting for? Behind what can we hide our human weakness so we can call it noble names and noble goals?
There is nothing worse than childish adults behaving in a mischievous, silly manner and pretending (or worse- believing) that all what they mean is very important and the only truth. Adults are dangerous and some people should never stop wearing Pampers.
Events like the mentioned one make me shake my head and want to move to some other planet.
One Czech band has this line in their lyrics 'The Middle Ages aren't over, the Middle Ages continue', and when thinking of Islam (or anything else lacking the grasp of reality and healthy reasoning), I am finding those words 101% true.
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