Metro must use accept Israel ads
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Anonymous
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http://rt.com/usa/news/anti-jihad-poster-washington-819/
Good. Metro tried to play politically correct politics and tried to stifle free speech. |
Anonymous
| Doesn't change the fact that the people placing the ads are bigots. Not that you said they weren't, OP, just want us to remember that even sleaze bags deserve freedom of speech. |
Anonymous
Bigots? Really? These people fly planes into buildings and kill innocent people and we're the bigots? |
Anonymous
| I think the problem is that the ads will reinforce the believe that some people have thinking all Muslims are terrorists. |
Anonymous
| thos ads will reinforce the belief that a lot of us have that some people in the US are bigots and nuts. those ads were created by idiots and it shows |
Anonymous
| Because all those anti-God ads the metro uses aren't bigoted. No, not at all. That's DIFFERENT. |
Anonymous
Did you mean to post to this thread? http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/15/265151.page |
Anonymous
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Please, all religious people are bigots. Their basic tenet is, our god is real and theirs is not. They are intolerant of any differing belief or opinion.
Go anti-jihad! |
Anonymous
Exactly. The ad doesn't make it clear that there are millions of Muslims living peacefully around the world. It tars millions of innocent people with the actions of a few. |
Anonymous
True dat. But you can't be a true believer if you have some teeny, tiny belief in something else, no?
LOL. |
Anonymous
But it's OK to ban these:
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Anonymous
| Are there GWG bracelets and t-shirts akin to the WWJD stuff? |
Anonymous
But it's TX. And aren't they part of the Bible belt? I thought Metro ran similar atheist ads in this area? |
Anonymous
Here they are.
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Anonymous
| Yes, and Fort Worth and Des Moines tried to ban them. |