On Sun, 20 Jul 2008 17:38:23 +0100, Ariel
wrote:
>Pellucid wrote:
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>>"You're having a mosque whether you want one or not "
>>http://ptt-blog.blogspot.com/2008/07/youre-having-mosque-whether-you-want.ht
>>ml
>>Friday, 18 July 2008
>>[...]
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>Your link doesn't work, here is another:
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>http://www.expressandstar.com/2008/07/18/mosque-gets-go-ahead-after-appeal/
>Someone in the comments has asked, "Would you lot be so bothered if
>they planned to build a church there?" Interesting question.
Some modern churches can be architectural eyesores, but for wierd holy
buildings, the Sky Kingdom cults giant Holy Teapot takes some beating:
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/1580705/Woman-jailed-for-'worshipping-tea-pot'.html
I don't know how people would react to one of those going up in their
neighbourhood, but the Muzzies certainly didn't react well, they
arrested the infidel Tea Pot believers, jailed them and demolished
their holy Tea Pot.
Izzlam is not very big in the toleration department, but if the
superstitious Muzzie .wits want to have a place where they can
point their arses in the air and wail to Allah, I suppose the UK
shouldn't be as intolerant as the Izzlamics are and they should be
able to build their Mosque.
But because the UK respects the religious freedom of others, it
doesn't mean we should be blind to the dangers posed by perverted
belief systems like Izzlam.
And when looking at the Mosque dominating the skyline, it should serve
as a warning and reminder of the superstition, ignorance, bigotry and
intolerance for which it stands.
Svenne
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