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Posted on Tuesday, August 24, 2010 at 08:42 PM
Dylan Ratigan reports on the Ground Zero mosque money trail in interview with Dan Senor
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Posted by IrishAndProud on Aug 30, 2010, 11:30 PM EDT
By 'bigotry' Dennis...I take it you mean anyone who thinks differently than you do, on this (which sounds like bigotry, in itself). So, let me see if I have this straight, coming from a decent, kind, broad-minded and tolerant liberal such as yourself: those who oppose a mosque at Ground Zero (which includes not just the American majority but many 9/11 families and firefighters) are A) drunks, B) conceited, C) racist bigots and D) assaulters of cab drivers (never mind that the man who did the stabbing comes from a left-leaning PRO-mosque group). Gotcha, Dennis. (I think you may have jumped a wee bit too soon, hence the dead silence from you on this post, five days and running, now...)
Posted by DennisQ on Aug 25, 2010, 06:37 PM EDT
This whole controversy is over. Nobody wants to be associated with bigotry, and that's basically all the anti-Muslims have going for them. The outcome might be different if you could get thugs to behave themselves, but you can't. Full of liquor and self-righteousness, they'll stab a cab driver for being a Muslim.
It's appalling, but it's predictable. In fact, I predicted it. Yesterday.
It's appalling, but it's predictable. In fact, I predicted it. Yesterday.
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