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Is is hypocritical for Palin/Beck to hold a rally at Lincoln Park on Aug 28th?

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout: Debate & Discussion' started by Sweet Lou 4 2, Aug 22, 2010.

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Is Palin / Beck hypocrites over the mosque?

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  1. Sweet Lou 4 2

    Sweet Lou 4 2 Member

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    Another comment from the deeps of outer space brought to us by Basso - king of Mars.
     
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    Beck's Orwellian "embrace" of MLK is a bunch of b.s. to legitimatize his whole march on Lincoln Center.

    If they truly wanted to partner with civil rights leaders they would do just that. They wouldn't make it a Tea Party event, they'd make it cross cultural. But they are not, they are usurping the Civil Rights movement to make a mockery of it.

    And MLK's niece, is a nutcase conservative who calls gay marriage genocide and planned parenthood "racist". Woman has no credibility and is not representative of MLK in any way or fashion. She's a stain to his legacy.
     
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    The word of Palin's father means as little to you as the ravings of lunatics who believe (without any cause) that the President of the United States was born in Kenya?
     
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    You and I both know that I was talking about your hero Palin.
     
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    Ahhhhhh, I get it. It's not what a person says or does. It's what you -- the judge, jury and hangman -- claim he or she is, regardless of what he or she says or does. Righhhhhhhhhhhht! Got it. Since Beck is inviting everybody, that means he is inviting only the tea parties.
     
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    Oh please, stop this b.s. Everyone with half a brain knows he's trying to make a mockery of the NAACP. That's his real goal.

    Stop playing this stupid game.
     
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    I'm just exposing your game. I can't help it that you don't approve, but promoting hatred is passe. Of course, I understand that you feel that promoting hate and fear is the best way to generate funds for your belief systems.
     
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    When a politician says they want your finances investigated it means they want the IRS to audit you.
     
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    Glenn Beck and Paris Palin are douchelords. They have to go to every extreme for publicity or to make a (non) point.

    If they are the Republican ticket in 2012, I'll be very happy. That duo couldn't win more than the Fox News base.


    Most of us are more intelligent than that.
     
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    Um, so are black people really offended by this...?

    I could understand if it was the KKK or something.
     
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    I agree and I am willing to give Beck the benefit of the doubt. I will point out though that what you are criticizing Sweet Lou for is precisely the same thing you are doing to Obama.
     
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    I see what you mean. That said the article you cited did say she wanted both the group funding the center and the opponents investigated. I don't support either but that hardly supports your claim that this is a tyrranical witch hunt targeting the opponents of the Islamic Center.
     
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    I think you are confusing me for the Tea Party bub.

    The hate and fear is coming from your ignorant friends who blame all Muslims and say Islam is not a religion but a political movement.

    It's the right that's burning Korans, falsely accusing Imams of terrorist associations, and in general freaking out that the spread of Islam in the u.s. is about implementing Sharia law.

    Why you support such racist propanganda is beyond me. I really would think that as a conservative, you'd respect people's right to practice their religion in peace where they would like to.
     
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    I just noticed this. So you acknowledge that the terrorists were misunderstanding Islam and you acknowledge that those building the Islamic Center have nothing to do with 9/11 yet you still argue against it?

    I'm willing to accept that many of those who oppose the Islamic Center are not bigoted but if this is the justification for opposing it that is one based on ignorance and in this particular case willful ignorance since you yourself acknowledge that the terrorists didn't understand Islam.
     
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    In your other article posted you highlighted how some were saying they would "bombard" the mosque and that others stated, "it's the same people who committed 9/11".

    Why can't you acknowledge that a lot of the resistance to this mosque is racist? And you have mainstream politicians encouraging this view and using it to get elected.

    I am shocked you give Beck a pass here.
     
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    the comparison is not even close, just stupid
     
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    You mean you don't think bringing the NRA to the date and location of MLK's greatest speech kinda insensitive considering MLK was gunned down?

    Interesting.
     
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    No religious structure should be built in the area (and by area I mean anything destroyed from the attack) like Gettysburg or Auschwitz. I have no idea if the attackers understood Islam (I know little of the religion). What am I "willfully ignorant" of?
     
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    As a moderate conservative I respect all people's rights to practice their religions in peace and where they would like. As a Southern Baptist, I expect the same courtesy and right in return, now through the end of time.

    As I have said in other posts, I believe the Muslims have the right to build a mosque or community center where they wish. I also believe that building one or the other so close to ground zero is incredibly insensitive and poor public relations. John Stewart pointed out that the insensitivity of the NRA in supporting a gun show near the Columbine massacre site some years ago. I agree with him that, while they had the right to do it, proceding with it was not only insensitive but carried with it highly negative public relations implications as a result.

    You keep accusing the tea parties and other people you don't like of dastardly positions, but you are shocked and appalled when someone points out that you are doing exactly the same thing. It like the pot accusing the kettle of not being shiny.
     
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    Is it hypocritical for you to support the building of the mosque as being part of liberty but seek to silence these two people?

    That is the better question.
     

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