Brady Bunch wrote:

Rongone wrote:

" I guess all I can say is that I hope peace prevails. "


Said the reckless jerk that jumped the fence surrounding the lion's den at the zoo and began poking the lions with a pointed stick.

Then, after the lions pretty much ripped him to shreds, he tried to sue the zoo for not properly containing the dangerous lions.

What should be done then?  Should we not allow them to organize outside the mosque?

 
"Follow the three 'Rs': Respect for self, Respect for others, Responsibility for all your actions."
His Holiness, the 14th Dalai Lama

TheLagerLad wrote:

Here's the thing about America...

Some people spend thier weekends volunteering with Habitat for Humanity

Some people spend thier weekends with their families at the beach.

Some people garden, some take in a baseball game. Some go the thier house or worship and pray.

And others waste their time trying to goad others into a holy war.

We have to freedom to do all of those, none of those, or something else entirely different.

It's part of our fabric and I guess all I can say is that I hope peace prevails. 

Seems like you covered it very well!

Why the attack on me again? Over and over more crap from Mr. Mod.....................
You mischaracterize over and over !
Who are you playing to? Everyone here knows what you do so please STOP it!
 

Prophet Muhammad cartoon contest: Armed bikers to rally outside Phoenix mosque

http://w.fox10phoenix.com/story/29184385/2015/05/28/free-speech-rally-to-be-held-outside-islamic-community-center

PHOENIX - There are growing safety concerns surrounding what's being dubbed a freedom of speech rally outside an Islamic mosque in Phoenix on Friday night.

The event will include a Prophet Muhammad cartoon contest.

Organizers will be wearing anti-Islam shirts and are advocating the use of guns if necessary.
   
The rally will be taking place at the Islamic Community Center in Phoenix, which is where the suspects in the Garland, Texas cartoon shooting used to pray.

The valley bikers planning it say it will be a peaceful protest, but there are fears that things will get out of hand.

Ahead of the rally, city of Phoenix workers installed surveillance video camera on light poles outside of the mosque.

Police were also seen scouting the area on Thursday.

Phoenix police and the FBI are gathering intelligence and are monitoring social media, but they say they are more concerned about people who are staying under the radar than they are about organizers and worshippers.

This is the same mosque that Elton Simpson and Nadir Soofi attended. They were shot and killed during their attack at a Prophet Muhammed cartoon drawing contest.

 

Last edited by Common Sense (5/29/2015 2:01 pm)

Goose wrote:

Common Sense wrote:

Why the attack on me again? Over and over more crap from Mr. Mod.....................
You mischaracterize over and over !
Who are you playing to? Everyone here knows what you do so please STOP it!
 

Please respond on topic.
I asked you some questions. 
How about answering them.
Do you have an opinion on this issue or not?

STOP your Antics………….

So what you asked questions?