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  • in reply to: General Discussion #338819
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    I’m withdrawing from the discussion now, as I have a feeling that I might need to return to this thread in an “official” capacity at some future point.

    Be nice to each other, and bear the Code of Conduct in mind – especially Item 5 – as you contribute.

    in reply to: General Discussion #338953
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    Sigh……

    Which bit of “it isn’t a mosque” do you find unclear, Lincoln 7?

    There are two actual mosques within a few blocks of the site, and no-one seems to be bothered about them in the slightest.

    Funny, that.

    in reply to: Obamah #1912502
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    Sigh……

    Which bit of “it isn’t a mosque” do you find unclear, Lincoln 7?

    There are two actual mosques within a few blocks of the site, and no-one seems to be bothered about them in the slightest.

    Funny, that.

    in reply to: Obamah #1912637
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    Oh yes, you did:

    The old saying, “when in Rome” springs in mind!

    So there. :p

    in reply to: General Discussion #339250
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    Oh yes, you did:

    The old saying, “when in Rome” springs in mind!

    So there. :p

    in reply to: General Discussion #339256
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    Evidently.

    in reply to: Obamah #1912642
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    Evidently.

    in reply to: Obamah #1912649
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    Grown-ups know that the bogeyman is just a story to frighten children, though.

    I went to Greece once and my wife and I went to go into a Mosque as we were told it was spectacular inside, but were refused entry, as my wife was wearing shorts.The old saying, “when in Rome” springs in mind!

    Your wife’s shorts would be frowned upon in a Greek Orthodox church, too. It’s a Greek thing, not a Moslem thing.

    And Rome is in Italy, not in Greece.

    in reply to: General Discussion #339264
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    Grown-ups know that the bogeyman is just a story to frighten children, though.

    I went to Greece once and my wife and I went to go into a Mosque as we were told it was spectacular inside, but were refused entry, as my wife was wearing shorts.The old saying, “when in Rome” springs in mind!

    Your wife’s shorts would be frowned upon in a Greek Orthodox church, too. It’s a Greek thing, not a Moslem thing.

    And Rome is in Italy, not in Greece.

    in reply to: General Discussion #339285
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    Can you explain why it is so bad that a building for use primarily by Muslims is so bad?

    Because Islam is the current bogeyman.

    in reply to: Obamah #1912672
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    Can you explain why it is so bad that a building for use primarily by Muslims is so bad?

    Because Islam is the current bogeyman.

    in reply to: Obamah #1912683
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    G.A. Obama clearly stated it’s a mosque. I did say it was 200 feet away from G.Z.

    Then he was wrong, and so were you. 🙂

    …..many folks died in tragic circumstances that day

    Indeed they did. Many of them were Moslems.

    …..would you feel it O.K. if all your family had been wiped out, to see a Mosque 200 feet away from where they died, I think not.

    We’ve already established that it isn’t a Mosque and isn’t 200′ feet away. Which sort of knocks your point on the head a bit really.

    in reply to: General Discussion #339294
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    G.A. Obama clearly stated it’s a mosque. I did say it was 200 feet away from G.Z.

    Then he was wrong, and so were you. 🙂

    …..many folks died in tragic circumstances that day

    Indeed they did. Many of them were Moslems.

    …..would you feel it O.K. if all your family had been wiped out, to see a Mosque 200 feet away from where they died, I think not.

    We’ve already established that it isn’t a Mosque and isn’t 200′ feet away. Which sort of knocks your point on the head a bit really.

    in reply to: General Discussion #339304
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    It’s not a mosque. It’s a cultural centre. It will include a swimming pool, a restaurant, a library and a room for prayer. It will also include a 500-seat auditorium for theater, film and lectures. My local hospital has a prayer room that Moslems can use. Does that mean it’s a mosque?

    It’s not at “Ground Zero”, it’s actually quite a distance away. More than 200′, that’s for certain. There are already two mosques within ten blocks of the site, and they have been there for years.

    Finally, the decision to grant approval was made by the local NY Authorities and had nothing to do with Obama.

    But, hey, let’s not allow the facts to get in the way of good old-fashioned prejudice.

    in reply to: Obamah #1912690
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    It’s not a mosque. It’s a cultural centre. It will include a swimming pool, a restaurant, a library and a room for prayer. It will also include a 500-seat auditorium for theater, film and lectures. My local hospital has a prayer room that Moslems can use. Does that mean it’s a mosque?

    It’s not at “Ground Zero”, it’s actually quite a distance away. More than 200′, that’s for certain. There are already two mosques within ten blocks of the site, and they have been there for years.

    Finally, the decision to grant approval was made by the local NY Authorities and had nothing to do with Obama.

    But, hey, let’s not allow the facts to get in the way of good old-fashioned prejudice.

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