Mosque gets Ok...

**Milk3** · August 21st, 2010, 08:23 PM

Originally Posted by R13

Yet it shut you up, that's always fun.

Shut me up? hahahaha I was laughing at you cause you're so arrogant and ignorant there is no need to discuss anything with you. You're the last person that would ever shut me up in any way.

**R13** · August 21st, 2010, 09:36 PM

Originally Posted by Milk3

Shut me up? hahahaha I was laughing at you cause you're so arrogant and ignorant there is no need to discuss anything with you. You're the last person that would ever shut me up in any way.

You just didn't have a rebuttal, as usual you started spouting off about this and that to look all big and bad and didn't think your argument through. Then had to bring your lovefest with cane in and look stupid there. You take this shit too seriously, be a big boy and don't let your feelings get hurt that easy.

**Milk3** · August 21st, 2010, 09:52 PM

Originally Posted by R13

You just didn't have a rebuttal, as usual you started spouting off about this and that to look all big and bad and didn't think your argument through. Then had to bring your lovefest with cane in and look stupid there. You take this shit too seriously, be a big boy and don't let your feelings get hurt that easy.

hahah My feelings hurt? haha You are obviously a dumbass. Im being serious. If you knew ANYTHING about me you would no I wouldn't get my feelings hurt over a message board. You're ridiculous with your assumptions that you're always making.

**R13** · August 21st, 2010, 10:10 PM

I know enough about you, esp. from how you act on here, to see you whine and pout a lot. At least on here you do, this makes how many threads you've bitched in? Not including your bitch thread you made. Now you're turning this thread into one, which will probably get locked since the mosque isn't even being talked about, which if that was your position with it being a terrorist hotspot...then I'd quit talking too, that's ridiculous.

**Milk3** · August 21st, 2010, 10:33 PM

Originally Posted by R13

I know enough about you, esp. from how you act on here, to see you whine and pout a lot. At least on here you do, this makes how many threads you've bitched in? Not including your bitch thread you made. Now you're turning this thread into one, which will probably get locked since the mosque isn't even being talked about, which if that was your position with it being a terrorist hotspot...then I'd quit talking too, that's ridiculous.

I know enough about you to know you're a bitch.... see anybody can say they know something but it doesn't mean it's true hahaha you should maybe read before you post like you tell everyone that doesn't agree with you. I said it could be a hotspot for terrorism just like any other mosque because terrorist aren't stupid they can be sneaky. Then i followed it with i hope it's not and that they are good people.

**R13** · August 21st, 2010, 11:03 PM

The thing is, you act like one and I don't. When someone says something that ridiculous, its going to get called out. And you wonder why I'm so harsh on Christianity, narrow-minded comments just like that. If I got on here and said something like that towards a new church being built and claimed it would just be a recruiting spot for the kkk, then it would look just as dumb and you all would let me know that. This country looks like it hasn't progressed any when we stop discrimination of one group for the most part to just discriminate against another group of people.

**Milk3** · August 22nd, 2010, 02:01 AM

Originally Posted by R13

The thing is, you act like one and I don't. When someone says something that ridiculous, its going to get called out. And you wonder why I'm so harsh on Christianity, narrow-minded comments just like that. If I got on here and said something like that towards a new church being built and claimed it would just be a recruiting spot for the kkk, then it would look just as dumb and you all would let me know that. This country looks like it hasn't progressed any when we stop discrimination of one group for the most part to just discriminate against another group of people.

I DIDN"T say it would be used like this. I siad it COULD BE used like this and no one would no any different because terrorist are SNEAKY! I then said I HOPE THEY ARE BETTER PEOPLE THAN THAT. So tell me where i claimed that's what it's going to be used for.

And call me a bitch t my face.... we both know you'd never do that though

**R13** · August 23rd, 2010, 04:40 PM

Originally Posted by Milk3

I DIDN"T say it would be used like this. I siad it COULD BE used like this and no one would no any different because terrorist are SNEAKY! I then said I HOPE THEY ARE BETTER PEOPLE THAN THAT. So tell me where i claimed that's what it's going to be used for.

And call me a bitch t my face.... we both know you'd never do that though

No, you just spoke like it was inevitably going to happen or there was a good chance of it happening, which there isn't. You never came out and said it is going to happen, I agree, you just insinuated it was.

Your fatass scares no one, but keep acting like a dumbass and puffing yourself up on a forum. Damn you take this too seriously. And I'm done arguing with you, just got a warning for taking part in this ignorant argument because you can't argue facts and turn it into something personal, which I shouldn't have took part in.

Originally Posted by CoeburnCane

and I'm not out for myself to make me look good like he is.

LMAO.

**CoeburnCane** · August 23rd, 2010, 05:55 PM

Originally Posted by 1inStripes

Does anyone else find it ironic the law that Coeburn Cane is bringing up? Seperation of Church and State? And people say this country wasn't founded on Christian principles......

How is Separation of Church and State a "Christrian principle"?

If that's what you think...I've got a very good book for you to read, as soon as I'm done w/it that is.

Separation of Church and State was meant to keep religion out of government affairs. It also precluded the state from meddling in religion, hence the idea of freedom of religion given to us by the First Amendment.

NOTHING in the Constitution of this nation endorses Christianity as the official religion. People have pushed for it ever since the birth of our nation, and still do today, but our founders were smart enough to keep that wall of separation there so ALL would have freedom to worship how they see fit.

I'm sorry that Christians today and back then don't like that, but the moment you take it away--that's the moment you endanger your right to worship Christianity, because if the government changes their mind one day and decides that Islam is the new state religion--then you're boned.

**CoeburnCane** · August 23rd, 2010, 06:08 PM

Originally Posted by centennialdawg

Now, you are sounding like r13(guess his way has rubbed off on some after all) I am not saying that . All I am saying is that given the current climate of America's intolerance to what many perceive as a slap in the face challenging one to a duel, something is bound to happen. This is also perceived as a "tear" in the very fabric of our nation, not because it is a mosque, but the fact that in a lot of people's perception, that mosque represents(quite wrongly I might add) the evil that was done to our country. To think any differently would be ludacrus.

I'm not in disagreement that violence could happen. What I'm flabbergasted about is that you would imply that the blame would lie w/the mosque if something DID happen instead of whoever would perpetrate said terrorist attack on the mosque.

Instead of pussyfooting around and making excuses why said mosque can't be built in a land of (supposed) religious freedom, why not go after the people who are wanting to commit terrorist acts on any religion and stop them cold? That would cut the nuts off of any attacks to any religion on US soil, and hopefully start a worldwide trend.

And go fack yourself with the R13 comment. I'm discussing from a way different viewpoint than he is and I'm not out for myself to make me look good like he is. I'm the only one on this thread that's even considering how this affects our Constitution and the Separation of Church and State, and how pivotal this issue is concerning how our country is perceived vis-a-vis religious freedom moving forward.