Neo-Logic
Reality Checker
Regardless of whether the entire idea behind the Koran-burning is far fetched or if it wrongly equivocates militant Islamic terrorists that attacked America on September 11 with Islam the religion of over a billion people in general shouldn't matter.
We are a country that proudly defends its principles by letting its citizens burn the flag that represents the very principle that protects that right to burn the flag regardless of how many people the act may offend. We should likewise be a nation that tolerates the burning of a Koran or the Bible or any book that any citizens wishes to burn for a political message.
Most importantly, this is the time for Muslim-Americans to rise up and prove to the right-wing extremists that despite their misconception of Islam or the people who worship it, that they support the right of those to burn their holy books.
If I were a Muslim-American hearing news of right-wing Christian groups are planning to burn my holy book, I would immediately gather the largest group of Muslim supporters and host a televised burning of the largest amounts of Koran I can find to beat them to their own deadline. As far as I'm concerned, it's time for every Muslim American to burn their own Koran, and at the same time to burn the Bible and the Constitution to make a unified statement that all these things are symbolic only of the spirit that lives within us and that no amount of burning or other acts of hatred of these objects can weaken our resolve or our conviction in those symbols.
We are a country that proudly defends its principles by letting its citizens burn the flag that represents the very principle that protects that right to burn the flag regardless of how many people the act may offend. We should likewise be a nation that tolerates the burning of a Koran or the Bible or any book that any citizens wishes to burn for a political message.
Most importantly, this is the time for Muslim-Americans to rise up and prove to the right-wing extremists that despite their misconception of Islam or the people who worship it, that they support the right of those to burn their holy books.
If I were a Muslim-American hearing news of right-wing Christian groups are planning to burn my holy book, I would immediately gather the largest group of Muslim supporters and host a televised burning of the largest amounts of Koran I can find to beat them to their own deadline. As far as I'm concerned, it's time for every Muslim American to burn their own Koran, and at the same time to burn the Bible and the Constitution to make a unified statement that all these things are symbolic only of the spirit that lives within us and that no amount of burning or other acts of hatred of these objects can weaken our resolve or our conviction in those symbols.
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