Florida Pastor not backing down

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Frumundah FinnaticFrumundah FinnaticNew MemberOP
Sep 8, 2010, 11:36 AM

They feed off of hate and fear," Odierno said on NBC's "Today" show, referring to extremists in Iraq. "They'll use this to generate more hate. And what that will turn into is potentially more violence against U.S. troops."

Which is what he's doing.

We want them to know if they're in America, they need to obey our law and Constitution and not slowly push their agenda upon us."

Which is what many fundamentalist Christians do.

http://www.aolnews.com/nation/article/florida-pastor-terry-jones-determined-to-carry-out-quran-burning/19624912

MonstBlitz;2232016 wrote:

It wouldn't surprise me if he is retained. Jeff Ireland is the nightmare that won't end. The **** stain you cannot flush. The Herpes for which there is no cure.

MikeHonchoMikeHonchosubscriber
Sep 8, 2010, 11:47 AM

Can't this guy just make a statement by jumping the widest part of the Grand Canyon (or a pool of sharks) on a dirt-bike strapped to a rocket?

Headcoach material wouldn’t want to work somewhere they’re not trusted with actual football decisions.

OhiophinphanOhiophinphanmoderator
Sep 8, 2010, 12:50 PM

He loves the publicity he is getting.

A better view of people of faith generally (and Christians in particular) can be found in the universal disgust for the actions being contemplated by other Christians (including conservative Evangelicals) as well as people of other faiths.

OHIOPHINPHAN
Witness to the first ever practice of the Miami Dolphins, 1966.

Sep 8, 2010, 01:09 PM

I think he actually believes the bull**** he is spouting though Rev, its not just some publicity stunt.

MonstBlitz;2232016 wrote:

It wouldn't surprise me if he is retained. Jeff Ireland is the nightmare that won't end. The **** stain you cannot flush. The Herpes for which there is no cure.

Tone_ETone_Esubscriber
Sep 8, 2010, 01:37 PM

"Ohiophinphan wrote:

He loves the publicity he is getting.

A better view of people of faith generally (and Christians in particular) can be found in the universal disgust for the actions being contemplated by other Christians (including conservative Evangelicals) as well as people of other faiths.

I don't know. A good friend of mine at work is from Iraq and is Christian. He saw some crazy things before he eventually found his way to Canada, and actually was in Sedam's army as an RPG gunner.

Anyways, he said there used to be 3 million Christians in Iraq, and that the current population is 250,000. Churches burned/bombed and acts of genocide against the Christians reduced them to the small number they are today.

In lieu of all of that, who cares if ONE guy burns a Koran. It's not like he is off killing 2 and a quarter million Muslims, let alone even one of them.

Dol-Fan DupreeDol-Fan Dupreeforum_veteran
Sep 8, 2010, 01:44 PM

He is possessed by a demon

Holland is a huge upgrade over McCain

I want to be alive, I am alive! Alive, I tell you! Mother, I love you, those are no longer just words. I want to hold you, I want to run in a stream, I want to taste ice cream but not just put it in my mouth and let it slide down my throat but really eat it. - Robot Morty

FinSaneFinSaneforum_veteran
Sep 8, 2010, 01:52 PM

He's an effing moron.

Tone_ETone_Esubscriber
Sep 8, 2010, 01:58 PM

"FinSane wrote:

He's an effing moron.

Agreed. But it is free will. The same free will that many people cite in the NYC mosque debate.

Dol-Fan DupreeDol-Fan Dupreeforum_veteran
Sep 8, 2010, 02:07 PM

"Tone_E wrote:

Agreed. But it is free will. The same free will that many people cite in the NYC mosque debate.

And the same free will the Westboro Church has in protesting funerals of military

Holland is a huge upgrade over McCain

I want to be alive, I am alive! Alive, I tell you! Mother, I love you, those are no longer just words. I want to hold you, I want to run in a stream, I want to taste ice cream but not just put it in my mouth and let it slide down my throat but really eat it. - Robot Morty

Tone_ETone_Esubscriber
Sep 8, 2010, 02:20 PM

"Dol-Fan Dupree wrote:

And the same free will the Westboro Church has in protesting funerals of military

Yup, there is only one kind of free will.

OhiophinphanOhiophinphanmoderator
Sep 8, 2010, 02:43 PM

"Frumundah Finnatic wrote:

I think he actually believes the bull**** he is spouting though Rev, its not just some publicity stunt.

I agree that he believes what he is saying. Just like the Witchita folks believe what they are saying. If no one listened to them however.....

"Tone_E wrote:

I don't know. A good friend of mine at work is from Iraq and is Christian. He saw some crazy things before he eventually found his way to Canada, and actually was in Sedam's army as an RPG gunner.

Anyways, he said there used to be 3 million Christians in Iraq, and that the current population is 250,000. Churches burned/bombed and acts of genocide against the Christians reduced them to the small number they are today.

In lieu of all of that, who cares if ONE guy burns a Koran. It's not like he is off killing 2 and a quarter million Muslims, let alone even one of them.

Islam, as practiced in the middle east, in the past 50-75 years has become the epitome of intolerance and bigotry. The numbers you quote in Iraq are widely quoted and likely correct. In addition, Baghdad and Tehran had huge Jewish communities until the 1940's and they were horribly persecuted, murdered, and expelled as well. The same is true of the Zorastrians and Bahai's.

Should millions of people become enraged over the actions of one man or at best one small group? Of course not. Yet it is clear they will. The Dutch (or was it Danish?) cartoons of the prophet are examples of that.

I treat other faiths with respect because I believe that is the best witness to mine own. I advocate for that toleration wherever possible.

My comment earlier was that the best faith witness of Americans should be taken not by the one who is intentionally being provacative but instead by the millions preaching toleration and respect.

OHIOPHINPHAN
Witness to the first ever practice of the Miami Dolphins, 1966.

Dol-Fan DupreeDol-Fan Dupreeforum_veteran
Sep 8, 2010, 02:46 PM

"Tone_E wrote:

I don't know. A good friend of mine at work is from Iraq and is Christian. He saw some crazy things before he eventually found his way to Canada, and actually was in Sedam's army as an RPG gunner.

Anyways, he said there used to be 3 million Christians in Iraq, and that the current population is 250,000. Churches burned/bombed and acts of genocide against the Christians reduced them to the small number they are today.

In lieu of all of that, who cares if ONE guy burns a Koran. It's not like he is off killing 2 and a quarter million Muslims, let alone even one of them.

I do not care. I am an American.

Holland is a huge upgrade over McCain

I want to be alive, I am alive! Alive, I tell you! Mother, I love you, those are no longer just words. I want to hold you, I want to run in a stream, I want to taste ice cream but not just put it in my mouth and let it slide down my throat but really eat it. - Robot Morty

Tone_ETone_Esubscriber
Sep 8, 2010, 02:59 PM

"Ohiophinphan wrote:

I agree that he believes what he is saying. Just like the Witchita folks believe what they are saying. If no one listened to them however.....

Islam, as practiced in the middle east, in the past 50-75 years has become the epitome of intolerance and bigotry. The numbers you quote in Iraq are widely quoted and likely correct. In addition, Baghdad and Tehran had huge Jewish communities until the 1940's and they were horribly persecuted, murdered, and expelled as well. The same is true of the Zorastrians and Bahai's.

Should millions of people become enraged over the actions of one man or at best one small group? Of course not. Yet it is clear they will. The Dutch (or was it Danish?) cartoons of the prophet are examples of that.

I treat other faiths with respect because I believe that is the best witness to mine own. I advocate for that toleration wherever possible.

My comment earlier was that the best faith witness of Americans should be taken not by the one who is intentionally being provacative but instead by the millions preaching toleration and respect.

Excellent post. I couldn't agree more with the bolded part.

finyank13finyank13New Member
Sep 9, 2010, 02:16 PM

While I am a Christian, I never push my belief upon anybody, it doesnt make sense, nor do I want others pushed upon me. That being said this guy is a looney, yet another back alley minister from the South who is no better or worse than Jesse Jackson, I lump these guys all in the same wannabe pot...

Most Muslims will use it to cast judgement upon America, while their own religion calls for perfectly acceptable measures such as stonings, cutting of limbs, and so many other primitive acts. Theirs is a relgion that calls for taking American prisoners and cutting off their heads on TV. They mock, threat, and hate us while some luntic idoit says he will burn a copy of a book, all the while these countries activity burn our flags, bibles, and efifigies of our countries leaders (BO, and Bush) every single day. Again take away the relgious aspect away from it my non-religious friends and they are burning eveything American, and Christian...two seperate things. Make no mistake a burning of a Koran, will not make them hate or attack us more, they already can't stand us, the radicial Muslims (jihadist) arent going to stop attacking and killing Americans with zeal because this clown doesnt burn the Koran......trust that...

I'm sick of American guilt, American apoligies to the world, and the feeling we owe every damn nation, country, tribe, village, religion our ass kissing....Kiss my ass world, I just want to be left alone from these terrorist, but if we cant, hunt them and so be it if these guys happen to be amongst the crowd when we murder you off.....

Lastly I am very tolerant of all people, and relgions, my interp over in Iraq lives in the States now, and might be the kindest, gentlest, and humble person I know. He hates the radicals, and uneducated Muslims that follow the "hate America" crowd, he understands the good intention we have as a country...and wants us to know how gravely misinterrupted his relgion has become by these murderous thugs...

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