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Texas Skateboarder stops extremist from burning Qur'an

Reptillian

Hamburgler Extraordinaire
I can't say I agree with that skateboarder's method of just swooping in and stealing the book. I was hoping he had reasoned the ignorant bigot out of burning it. It was the extremist idiot's book and if he wants to burn it he can. America is all about freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and freedom of being an incredibly stupid xenophobic half-wit...its our fundamental right! Only reason, education, and enlightenment can bring about a better world and better future for mankind.
 
Oh, I'm not going down this road again.

Everything I have to say about Jacob Isom and his misguided interference with free speech can be found in this thread: http://www.religiousforums.com/forum/general-debates/103892-dude-you-have-no-quran.html

I can't say I agree with that skateboarder's method of just swooping in and stealing the book. I was hoping he had reasoned the ignorant bigot out of burning it. It was the extremist idiot's book and if he wants to burn it he can. America is all about freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and freedom of being an incredibly stupid xenophobic half-wit...its our fundamental right! Only reason, education, and enlightenment can bring about a better world and better future for mankind.

I guess I thought it was a good thing to stop bigots, but, in a sense, I can see your point, personally, I think this was a better alternative, it doesn't infringe on peoples rights, and it helped bring people together (something the world needs more of).
 

Ordeet

Member
In general I think book burning is destructive and ugly. However the US constitution protects the right to action and the one to express oneself in the way that one sees fit. So Jacob Isom was actually wrong to stop the person from burning the Qur'an.
 

horiturk

Assyrian Devil
i don't agree with it,but if its their book they can burn it....it's their legal right. i have the right to voice my opinion as well
 

Nepenthe

Tu Stultus Es
Yay! He saved the day! High five!
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.lava

Veteran Member
i don't agree with it,but if its their book they can burn it....it's their legal right. i have the right to voice my opinion as well

it does not work like maths though. one person does it but all Americans are labelled the same by some of Muslims. that is not a good thing and noone else's right to do IMO. it is just sad to add hatred more and more. as a result not just people who does the act pays for it. we all do

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horiturk

Assyrian Devil
well then that is simply being ignorant,obviously not all americans agree with it and any assumption of that is ridiculous. you can't live your life according to what other people might think and we can't start taking away freedoms because where does it stop? freedom of speech means speech you like and speech you don't like,this is america and that's the way it should be. i don't agree with burning books but it is their right to be able to do so,i actually enjoy reading the quran and i believe it is a shame to burn any book...not just the quran. but this is america and you cannot force people to stop exercising free speech,if you do it becomes a police state.
 

ellenjanuary

Well-Known Member
I don't know about any "moral high ground" here; but any rain that falls on these ignoramuses' parade, divine intervention in my book. ;)
 

Wannabe Yogi

Well-Known Member
Why didn't some skateboarder stop all those Bible burnings in Afghanistan?

You liberals make me sick with your pathetic hypocrisy, blow your misguided righteousness out Your ***.

Dude how could he? There is a shortage skateparks Afghanistan. It's hard to skateboard down a muddy road to stop a book burning.
 
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Zardoz

Wonderful Wizard
Premium Member
It's ok right ? It's a polite question? Am I not following the rules?

Sure, but when you quote such hate posts, even when the staff deletes the original offending post, his words remain... on your post. See what I mean? BTW, I learned this lesson the hard way.

EDIT: You should still be able to edit your post, BTW.
 
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